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Lt W B Rhodes-Moorhouse - Victoria Cross WW1 RFC

By: Barry Sheppard | 2010-04-04 | News and society
On 26 April 1915 at Cortrai, Belgium, Lieutenant Rhodes-Moorehouse swept low over the rail junction which he had been ordered to attack. He released his 100lb. bomb, but was immediately plunged into a heavy barrage of small arms fire from rifles and machine-gun in the belfry of Cortrai Church, he was severely wounded by a bullet in his thigh and his plane was also badly hit. read more

Aircraft Modification - A310 Military Conversions

By: John Routledge | 2010-04-03 | Aviaton
As any aircraft is superseded, military conversions can significantly extend their useful lives. A number of air forces acquired the Airbus A310 as VIP aircraft and troop and/or freight transports. The only one to buy a brand new aircraft was the Royal Thai Air Force, which took delivery of a VIP-configured A310-300 for use by the Royal Flight on 5 November 1991. read more

Should Congress Bail Out the Big Three?

By: Coddie Adwar | 2010-04-04 | Politics
Not even First Class is good enough for the CEOs of the biggest three automakers, who flew in style in one of their company's luxurious jets hoping to make their case to Washington that the auto industry is running out of cash and needs $25 billion in taxpayer money to avoid bankruptcy. If the Union of Automobile Workers (UAW) is blamed for costs that add about $2,000 to the cost of a car, one wonders how much the executive multimillion legacies add to the cost! read more

Bail Out the Little Guy

By: Loren Gross | 2010-04-04 | Politics
No. Not Joe The Plumber. He was the "Fifteen minutes of fame guy," from the 2008 election. We need to bail out the little guy. read more

An RFID Solution For the US Military

By: William Garner | 2010-03-29 | Computer
Passive, low-frequency (~125 KHz) radio-frequency identification (RFID) is suggested as the optimum solution to track military weapons and sensitive items. The criteria for selecting a suitable RFID tracking system include: low cost, safety, reliability, longevity, durability, accuracy, precision, security, read distance and read speed. Passive, low-frequency RFID fulfills all these criteria. Alternative RFID technologies-high-frequency, contact memory buttons (CMB), and ultra wideband (UWB)-suffer from several important issues, most notably the lack of security and safety, reliability, accuracy and precision (high-frequency RFID); very high cost, lack of security, and too great a read distance (UWB); high cost, lack of security, poor read distance and speed, and longevity (CMB). We offer passive, low-frequency RFID as the optimum solution to accurately, reliably and safely identify, track and maintain weapons and sensitive items in the military and other agencies. read more

Evony; military

By: Liam Hayman | 2009-08-11 | Games
To have a good army, you need to be able to do the following; * Build it * Support it * Use it * Regenerate it * Win with it * Know it’s limits read more

Aircraft Structures Design

By: aaroh5tblo | 2010-10-25 | Arts & Entertainment
Aviation upkeep technician schools doesn't complete following graduation, but. As more complex aircraft are being designed, employers are requiring technicians to update their skills through ongoing aviation upkeep training. During addition, thanks to current technological advances in aircraft upkeep, you'll need a solid command of electronics in order to acquire and retain a job as an aviation upkeep technician. read more

US Military Singles: Fall in Love With a Hero

By: carycetmca | 2010-11-25 | Weddings
Are you interested in meeting US military singles, or are you a member of the armed forces who wants to meet someone special? Are you tired of trying to find someone who can understand what it's like to be committed to your country while maintaining a relationship? Did you know that there are many dating sites specifically dedicated to helping military members find great matches? read more

Syrian Military

By: Lance Winslow | 2010-04-22 | News and society
People think that Syria is next on the list like the curent conflict between Israeli and Hezbollah playing out in Lebanon. You all know that there are 10-International Terrorist Groups represented in Syria and all the weapons coming into Lebanon from Iran go through Syria. Iran funnels some 100-million dollars to Hezbollah. Syria and Iran have a War-Pact now. read more

The Indian Ocean Tsunami - Impact on US-India Military Cooperation

By: Airavat Singh | 2010-04-04 | News and society
Two years ago the Indian Ocean region saw the largest multi-nation deployment of military power since the first Gulf War. Unlike Operation Desert Storm, this deployment was in response to a natural calamity. read more

Fixing Our Military

By: Nathan Morrison | 2010-04-04 | News and society
An expert Martial Artist discusses how the 'defensive stance' can be applied to war. Americans are clearly ready for a change of military policy, and this article suggests methods for change. read more

Should Canada Buy Su-27s, Su-30s - Should the US Give Them the Bone Yard Aircraft?

By: Lance Winslow | 2010-04-04 | News and society
There are tons of old US fighter aircraft in the desert slowly decaying, most have worn out engines and tired airframes and are no longer very safe. To keep them flying would cost a bundle indeed. Should we give those aircraft to Canada to help them save money on the military aircraft they need? Well those old F-4 Phantoms are high maintenance and very old. So are the older F-14s, ask Iran, they had a few, but thanks to some sabotage and chaos during government change over, that issue was moot. Run-out aircraft are problematic, lots of problems and the old F-4s are Vietnam vintage, lots of TTAF [total-time airframe] hours too. read more

Flight News On New Amphibian Aircraft And Global Expansion of Russian Helicopters into Air Charter & Military

By: Anthony A Juma | 2010-10-18 | Flights
With air news the aviation & travel industry are informed of the new developments in technology, aircrafts, helicopter and avionics. The helicopter manufacturers are not left behind by the fixed wing aircraft manufacturers as they also trying to manufacturer helicopters that can operate in extreme climatic conditions and be able to carry enough passengers or cargo. read more

World Air News Round Up On Scheduled Flights By Airlines,Business Jets & Military Aircrafts Globally

By: Anthony A Juma | 2010-10-05 | Flights
Through the air news you will learn about new aircrafts being manufactured, aviation sports events ,new routes being introduced and new partnerships. The air news also provides information of airlines certified by the Civil Aviation Authority in the country of operation for insurance purposes. read more

How A Bankruptcy Attorney Can Bail You Out

By: winston jenkins | 2011-07-21 | Law
Filing for bankruptcy is no walk in the park and to reach such a difficult decision requires a lot of time and mental strength. Once you realize that there is no way out of your financial pit then you need to start looking for a bankruptcy attorney. Woodlands Hills residents always have the contact details of a few well known law firms in and around the area. read more