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    Day One: 17 September. The airborne landings on the first day were completed without any major incidents. The 101st Airborne met little resistance and captured four of the five bridges assigned to them. The Germans destroyed the bridge over the Wilhelmina Canal at Son just as the 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment (PIR) neared the objective (Badsey, 1993, p. 41). The Bailey bridge, a portable, prefabricated bridge developed by the British, constructed over the canal was not finished until the…

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    D Day Research Paper

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    This was very hard for them because of how much weight there was in their backpacks made it hard to swim. The war took place on June 6 1944. D day was a big moment in world war II. The five landing spots that were used were called, Omaha, Juno, Utah, Sword, and Gold. One of the most well known and bloodiest landing spot was omaha beach. Omaha beach was were the U.S landed and it was chaos from the beginning. The germans had the high ground by securing the cliffs and the U.S could do nothing…

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    Apollo 11 Conspiracy

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    the hard evidence. I understand why people think the moon landings were fake.Like how the cameras taken to the moon should have melted because of the heat of the moon is hot. Also that because of this, people might think that the moon landings were fake.The heat on the moon should have melted the film inside but it didn't. This is weird because the film is very flammable and because the film didn't melt mad reason that the moon landings were fake.…

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    Film: Saving Private Ryan. 1 sentence film:4-5 sentences research Hypothesis: The film Saving Private Ryan will represent what happened on the first day of the D-day invasion but then fail to represent what happened before and after the initial invasion. Introduction Paragraph 1 – Planning of D-day invasion The beginning of the D-day invasion, otherwise known as Operation Overlord, can be dated back to September 1941, after the British evacuated their troops from Dunkirk from Northern France.…

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    Moon Hoax Analysis

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    of the moon landing Introduction My synthesis is about the article ‘The Great Moon Hoax’ which shows the common reasons why people believe the 1969 moon landing was a hoax and shows reasons why that could have happened on the moon. As well as the article ‘The Faked Apollo Landings’ which tries to prove once and for all that the Apollo landings where faked. Article 1 - The Great Moon Hoax The first article that I am looking at (The Great Moon Hoax) tries to prove that the moon landings where real…

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    Neil Armstrong was the first man to set foot onto the moon. He set foot on the moon in 1969 on the Apollo 11 mission. The Apollo 11 was planned to set two men on the moon and they did. He has two college degrees. He has a bachelor’s degree in aerospace engineering from Purdue University. He also has a master’s degree in aeronautical engineering from the University of Southern California. He was born August 5, 1930 Wapakoneta OH and died in August 25, 2012 Cincinnati OH. Neil had 3 children Karen…

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    Landing Point Lab Report

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    Results H1 H2 Landing spot ( ) Actual value (landing spot) Trail one .26m .904m 96.96cm 96.8cm Trail two .235m .904m 92.18cm 92cm Discussion questions 1) Equation for the landing point of the bob 2) Distance where the bob should land from directly beneath the rest position of the pendulum. 3) Would you expect the same result if you used the different mass? If the experiment were to use a different mass the result would not…

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    moon, something scientists had always dreamed of. Although, what if it was fake? What if everything we learned about this great moment was not the truth? The moon landing conspiracy theory is one that is greatly followed and believed by many. It states that the moon landing was, in fact, fake. This conspiracy theory claims the moon landing was filmed on a space-like movie set. NASA created what they thought the moon surface would look like and placed Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin in the…

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    losing the race. From my perspective and from what I know I say that the moon landings were actually real. Also from what NASA and the government showed us it makes me think that it was real. Why would NASA want to fake something like that? And if it was fake how can they keep a big secret like that and for this long? These are some questions I can answer because these questions shouldn't be asked because the moon landings…

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    focuses on how tremendous the Europeans were in their voyage, and everything they did like a “genocide” as referred to in Columbus, the Indians, and Human Progress was all necessary to form a better society. A Patriot's History and parts of Columbus's Landing in the New World show the interactions of the people…

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