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The Fleet Air Arm

By: Dr. Mark Clayson | 2010-04-04 | News and society
The fleet air arm originated almost 100 years ago. The Royal Aero Club lent the Admiralty two aircraft with which to train pilots. Because the response for flying training was so great, the Admiralty was directed by the government to form the Royal Naval Air Service, the first aerial fighting force in Europe. read more

The War in Afghanistan

By: M.G. Singh | 2010-12-01 | History
The US is involved in a difficult war in Afghanistan.A defeat here could well be the setting sun on the US as a world power read more

Fleet Air Arm: A Sight Never To Be Seen Again

By: Dr. Mark Clayson | 2010-04-04 | News and society
I used to work in the Fleet Air Arm and it was in 1968 that I saw this sight. I worked on 707 squadron. This squadron was a second line squadron that supported front line squadrons with manpower equipment and replacement aircraft. Front line squadron were the first into a conflict. read more

Us Regressing In Afghanistan

By: Farman Nawaz | 2010-03-26 | News and society
Al-Qaeda is still strong enough like the past to even the score. Taliban are thrown out and their government is put to an end but still they are strong enough to sit on table for negotiations. Even America is begging Taliban to distance themselves from Al-Qaeda. It sounds very awkward when we hear that reconciliation and compromise is the outcome of 9 years American policies. read more

Afghanistan and Iraq – The Tension Between Them.

By: Balvinder Singh | 2011-07-25 | Online education
Take for example the present situation in Afghanistan or for that matter in Iraq. The western forces have almost changed the political conditions in these countries by invading them. read more

Corporal Bill Henry Apiata - Victoria Cross Afghanistan

By: Barry Sheppard | 2010-04-04 | News and society
Bill Henry "Willy" Apiata was born in Mangakino, New Zealand on the 28th of June, 1972 to a Maori New Zealander (his father) and a Paheka New Zealander (mother). His parents are separated, and he was raised by his mother in Northland until moving to Te Kaha, where he attended Whanau-a-Apanui Area School, until he left on his 15th birthday. read more

Fleet Management

By: qoqo | 2010-10-10 | Online Business
Vehicle Tracking The most basic function in all fleet management systems, is the vehicle tracking component. This component is usually GPS based read more

Cityrail Fleet

By: sisi | 2010-10-09 | Entrepreneurs
Suburban fleet The interiors of CityRail's suburban rollingstock is designed with the CityRail network in mind; that is read more

The Psychology Of The Troop Surge In Afghanistan

By: tishbite | 2010-11-03 | Politics
The proper wearing of scented oil fragrances is an art. You need to experiment to come up with the combination which works best for you. read more

Visit This Ancient City Which Is Afghanistan’s Capital

By: Rock Rodney | 2012-01-11 | Travel & Leisure
Kabul, the capital and the largest city of Afghanistan, is an economic and cultural centre lying in between Hind Kush mountains and Kabul river. This city is linked with Kandahar, Herat and Maser e-sheriff. read more

The United States Naval Air Force Pacific and Atlantic Fleets

By: Brian Gillet | 2011-04-13 | Gifts
While the term "supercarrier" is not an official term, it does accurately reflect the sheer size of these aircraft carriers. There are currently 11 such ships with a displacement of over 70,000 long tons. Supercarriers are the largest warships ever built and they operate exactly like a floating city. read more

The remedy of terrorism in Afghanistan

By: Farman Nawaz | 2010-09-21 | Politics
But basically the curriculum must be framed in such a way that in future no one can misguide our people. Once we have fought a jihad and still our countries are showing the scene of battlefield. Still injured people are crying in these battlefields. To make these people joyful and to defeat the extremist we need a curriculum that can make us enlightened, modern, liberal, broadminded, noninterventionist, tolerant, peace loving, humane, and conscious. read more

Most Pitiful Images of Afghanistan War

By: Mary Rose | 2011-10-28 | Society
The days after the U.S terrorist 9/11 attacks in 2001, American journalist Kate Brooks went to Aghanistan and Pakistan to cover the collapse of the Taliban. Here are the images of the Afghan people whom she met during her journey. read more

Afghanistan Cities Overview

By: David Bunch | 2010-08-05 | Reference & Education
There is just one family out of twelve lives in a city, even in a big city like Kabul. Only city families do enjoy the comfort of a modern life with books, newspapers, university and collegue, ect. Others just know important news as well as are ruled by the chiefs of the tribes, which has been applied to all the Afghans. read more

Bangladesh on Afghanistan's Chessboard

By: Mohammad Mansoor Ali Ansari | 2010-09-29 | Politics
Bangladesh is all set to join NATO's hands inside Afghanistan in combat operations read more