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    on Naval Base San Diego (NBSD). Note: 16August was a travel day; key points from today’s activity are listed below. • The IA met with the OM team and traveled to the DPART technology OUA training location. The training area is home to several landing craft air cushion (LCAC) vehicles; therefore, prior to implementing the OUA training for the operators, the DPART team used this venue to demonstrate…

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    Rockets launched from landing craft provided cover, and the beach landings went relatively smoothly. It wasn’t until two days later that the Germans, with some Italian troops coerced into service, mounted a heavy counterattack on the beachhead where the British troops were forced into line fighting…

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    Syncrude Violations

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    Canada Ltd.). Syncrude’s defense against both charges laid against them is the following “It has established that it used due diligence to avoid the contamination of birds in its tailings pond. It was impossible for Syncrude to prevent birds from landing on its tailings pond and the defence of impossibility should apply. The defence of Act of God should be applied. The proceedings are an abuse of process because Syncrude complied with all required approvals, permits, licenses, and leases. De…

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    as the development and deployment of Company Landing Teams (CLTs) to complement Battalion Landing Teams (BLTs). Both of these changes are also consistent with the focus areas of maneuver, expeditionary operations, and…

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    Exploration of the Space “Space, the final frontier” is a popular phrase from the television show Star Trek. However, even though this show is fictional, the idea of space exploration is truly real. It may be interpreted in different ways, such as, a need for human exploration or the next destination for human expansion. For centuries, the stars have mystified people all around the world, and it was not until recently that exploration began. Within the last one hundred years, man not only…

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    The state of affair was chaos as the landing craft and ships approached the shoreline. "The beach was almost invisible behind the smoke of gunfire and bombs and the dust of the churned up sand" (Edwards 38). But the troops drove on towards the shore as mines and enemy artillery exploded about them. At Juno beach, the Canadian divisions landed and set out. 20 out of 24 crafts were blown up in the water and there was excessive gunfire. They bravely managed…

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    was to secure the landing zones. They were also to seize all the possible exits from the beachhead. Finally, they were to capture communications equipment and cut off any possible enemy communications that they were able to seize, while also completing their other objectives. The airbore had trouble before they even started their missions. The gliders that they had were unreliable and many of the airborne died in glider crashes or were dropped miles away from the correct landing zone that they…

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    would invade Utah and Omaha, Great Britain would invade Gold and SWORD, while Canada would join Great Britain at SWORD. The best way to distract the Nazis was with a fake invasion at Pas De Calais. Keegan: They would use inflatable tanks and dummy landing craft. (“Why D-Day Was So Important to Allied Victory”) As they finished planning the attack the whole plan was to leave on June 5th, 1944. As the date got closer, they had to postpone the attack for 24 hours due to a weather delay. (“D-Day and…

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    material to take back to earth. There was also another astronaut called Michael Collins who piloted the command spacecraft by himself until Armstrong and Aldrin returned a day later to go back to earth. These were the first astronauts to make a lunar landing. Apollo 11 was launched by a Saturn V rocket from the Kennedy Space Centre in Merrit Island Florida. This happened on the 16th of July 1969. Apollo 11 was the 5th mission of NASAs Apollo programme where astronauts were on the space…

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    On January 15, 2009, US Airways Flight 1549, an Airbus A320, took off from La Guardia with 150 passengers and 5 crew members, bound for Charlotte, NC. Three minutes into flight it struck a flock of Canada geese and lost power in both engines. Air controllers tried to divert the US Airways plane back to La Guardia or a nearby airport in New Jersey. Captain Chesley "Sully'' Sullenberger decided he did could not safely land the plane in either of the airports, and glided the plane into the Hudson.…

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