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    Mars: The Viking Mission

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    For years people questioned whether or not the surface of Mars was or had ever been covered in vegetation, water or other forms of organic life (Dr. David R. Williams). After landing, the Viking rover successfully answered this question - yes. The machines used in the Viking missions discovered a vast amount of land formations that only occur in the presence of large, flowing water. While observing these outflow channels in the…

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    WARREGO: Minesweeping

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    probably thought we were heavier craft. 'Meanwhile, our minesweepers were being heavily attacked from the air. Seven enemy planes had made suicide dives among them, and one assault craft stopped a direct hit. We looked after 11 injured men. 'One American officers (sic) handled his craft on his own for three days. We saw him make his run on the landing day, and he did a very gallant job. The Warrego 's task was to mark the beach lanes with buoys, so that the assault craft could see to make…

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    D-Day Landing

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    D-Day: The Landing It was 8:00 a.m. on June 6, 1944, and it was a nice morning in Normandy, France. The water was calm. This was perfect weather for an attack. At 8:30 a.m., D-Day would start. Arick was one of the commanders of the WWII attack on Omaha Beach. He was a very talented leader. He had successfully commanded Operation Husky in the attack of Italy for Sicily. Arick stood on a stool in landing craft 1.6. He told his troops about what they had planned for the upcoming battle. “Okay,…

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    Jupiter Writing Project

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    Chuqiao Sun 1335349 Sunc8@uw.edu Writing Project Space craft finally approaching Jupiter. With NEXT, which is NASA’s new propulsion system using xenon propellant with blistering speed of up to 90,000 miles per hour, the crew traveled to Europa in about 200 days. NEXT provide same amount of energy with 860 kg of xenon propellant compare to 10,000 kg propellant in old technology and have five and a half years life time. To save food, water, energy, and space for long distance space travel, all…

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    German's right flank. The availability of landing craft and sealift capability, however, limited the size of the amphibious force to only one reinforced division and an execution date of no later than 20 December 1943. Planners assessed the risk of the operation and determined that the one division limit could provide the required mass to take and establish the beachhead if the Fifth Army was able to progress far enough north to immediately support the VI Corps landing. The risks of the…

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    Military Battle Analysis

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    successful as possible the U.S provided the troops going into Normandy with special supplies that were normally not given out to most troops.Vomit bags and anti-seasick pills were handed to all the troops before embarking on their trip in the landing crafts, yet due to the limit of vomit bags they could hand out some troops resorted to use their helmet as well. Every troop was given 200 dollars worth of U.S issued French currency that was only able to be used in a time of war ( McManus, 2011).…

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    EL 531 Week 5 Assignment

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    made strides towards reaching the goals set forth in Expeditionary Force 21 (EF 21); however, the MEU has also fallen short in other areas and will need to evolve to fulfill the goals envisioned in EF 21, particularly in developing an amphibious landing craft, increasing littoral maneuverability, and engineering new platforms to increase logistical capabilities. A line of effort in EF 21 was “increasing naval integration” by “strengthen[ing] our partnership with the Navy, Coast Guard, and SOF…

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    D Day Research Paper

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    D-Day: The Landings of Normandy In this paper, I will be discussing the famous battle known as D-Day that took place during World War II (WWII). I will be covering an analysis of the outcome, what strategies were used, and what technology was used/created for this battle. I will also cover how the Allies were able to defeat the Axis troops at the beaches while everything was going against them, and how it led to an overall Allied victory in WWII. Overall, D-Day advanced human development as…

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    Area 51 Conspiracy

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    The armed forced had feared that it might’ve been remains from Russian spy craft which was why they were hesitant to share the news with the public. (Roswell and the Mysterious Project Mogul) Although it sounds logical that the debris found were just remains of a balloon used for espionage, it does not make sense that the military…

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    The Wright Design The Wright Brothers didn't invent the design of the airplane. In fact, their entire plane was based on how birds fly. They made the aircraft so it would catch some heavy winds that blew. Plus, they needed light weight materials so the plane wouldn't fall from the sky. But they did tweak it so it could be controlled. That's where the engine and propellers come in. They launch the craft's thrust. Their plane has a very unique design. Nevertheless,their plane was…

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