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The War that Changed It All: The Effects of World War II Over 50 million died; 25 million more were wounded. Not only was this event a defining moment in the 1930s and 40s, it was a defining moment for humanity. It was World War II. Benito Mussolini, the dictator of Italy, once said about the war, “Blood alone moves the wheels of history.” Considered the costliest and deadliest war in history, it truly did move the wheels of history, as Mussolini would put it. When an event as big as World War…

missing and Quentin went out of his way looking for her leaving all that he had instead of staying back. During his search for Margo, he was assisted by some other teenagers: Margo’s old best friend, Lacey Pemberton, and his own friends, Ben and Radar. During his search for Margo, not only Quentin, but everyone…

technology could be used in civilian life. The most significant innovations Canada played a role in were the Radar and the Atomic Bomb. A major Canadian innovation towards military technology was the Radar. With the battle of the Atlantic raging on and the German Luftwaffe launching deadly aerial attacks, Britain needed a way of detecting the Germans before it was too late. With an incapable radar like system already in existence , Britain, with huge support from the National Research Council…

World War 2 began in 1939 and did not finish until 1945. It was estimated that over 60 million people were killed, millions of people were displaced from their homes and the lives of many people around the world changed forever. There is no doubt that war is a beastly act of humanity but one proof that society is human is that we can learn, even from it, how better to exist which resulted in many positive advancements in society and technology. One of the positive outcomes of World War 2 was…

only thing that didn't stop Quentin from rescuing Margo. Investigating every clue led Quentin, Lacey, Ben and Radar to find Margo. Jealous of their own…

Table 1: Physical Parameter of Antenna S.No Description Value (mm) 1 Patch dimension (L*W) 20.91 * 16.06 2 Slot length (L1) 2.64 3 Slot width (W1) 2.64 4 Feed length 13 5 Feed width 3 6 Thickness (h) 1.6 7 Wavelength (λ) 0.0546 m 8 Frequency (fo) 3.5GHz 9 Velocity of Light (c) 3x10^8 m Table 2: Antenna Feeding Techniques Description Patch Feed Coaxial Feed Aperture Coupled Feed Proximity Coupled Feed Feed Radiation More More Less Minimum Reliability Better Poor Good Good Fabrication Easy…

aircraft is designed to fire radar guided missiles from out of site, lacked the agility of the soviets. It is able to recover irrecoverable spins, pilots reported the aircraft to be very communicative and easy to fly. In 1972, the F-4E model was upgraded with leading edge slats on the wing, greatly improving high angle of attack at top speed. The F-4's biggest downside was its designed, and it didn’t have a internal cannon. Furthermore, the new heat seeking and radar guided missiles at the…

The invasion of Normandy was a scene of carnage as the United States-led soldiers stormed the beach to gain a foothold in Nazi-held territory. Against an entrenched and battle-hardened force, the soldiers assaulted, wave after wave, against the beachhead. Man and machine were working as one to oppose the forces of a dictator of unspeakable horror. The first few moments, a bloodbath that ensued from men being thrown into the meat grinder that was the Nazi stronghold, was the defining moment of…

Origins and Excellence – A History of Air Defense SGT Hunnicutt, SGT Norwood, SGT Thomas, SGT VanVoorst ADA ALC Origins and Excellence – History of Air Defense Artillery War has generated tremendous leaps in technology, including weapon systems capable of destroying entire cities. The most intimidating and threatening force that man has utilized against one another is aerial threats, including aircraft, missiles, and nuclear bombs. In order to protect our very existence man had to…

Globalization of technology in warfare Greek philosopher once wrote “war is the father of all things.” Leadership, tactics, and fighting spirit were all key elements to winning a war at one point in time. However the history of the warfare changed when the United States entered the war. It wasn’t about tactics and leadership it became about who could build the best technology and making it better. Technology that we come to know today has evolved and has been used since World War I. Before…