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The former mayor said "it was a very volatile situation" because police initially did not know exactly how many people were in the building. They also didn't know whether the shooter was dead or alive. Ryan said it took quite awhile before authorities determined that there had been only a...
Explosive hatches - Planes without canopies will have an explosive hatch. Explosive bolts are used to blow the hatch during an ejection. The seat, parachute and survival pack are also ejected from the plane along with the crewmember. Many seats, like Goodrich's ACES II (Advanced Concept Ejecti...
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Buoyed by advances in aviation and the use of planes in World War I, more than a dozen commissions and boards grappled from 1919 and 1934 to determine how to move forward with military aviation in a way that could be separate from general support aviation by the Army. The Baker Board of...
Buoyed by advances in aviation and the use of planes in World War I, more than a dozen commissions and boards grappled from 1919 and 1934 to determine how to move forward with military aviation in a way that could be separate from general support aviation by the Army. The Baker Board of...
Buoyed by advances in aviation and the use of planes in World War I, more than a dozen commissions and boards grappled from 1919 and 1934 to determine how to move forward with military aviation in a way that could be separate from general support aviation by the Army. The Baker Board of...
After his book Moneyball became a best-seller, Michael Lewis learned that many of the ideas it presented to the general public had actually been introduced decades earlier by a pair of Israeli psychologists: Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky. In an adaptation from his new book, Lewis investigates...
The archetypal shark mouth, as we know it today, first appeared on the noses of the Tomahawks of Royal Air Force No. 112 Squadron, fighting in North Africa. “The Shark Squadron” had received its Curtiss fighters in July 1941. Squadron nose art underwent many iterations before the British ...
What about jet planes, you ask? Our famedCanadian Forces Snowbirdsaerobatics flight demonstration squadron will be making an appearance in our nation’s capital on the big day. But while the two holidays bear many similarities, professor Matthew Hayday, chair of the Department of History at Onta...