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  • ...rom which it is most likely that enemy attack will come. In general terms, fighter cover between a strike force and an area of expected threat, also known as '''NVESD''' night vision and electronic sensor directorate
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  • ...the [[Canary Islands]]. ''Haverfield'' rescued one of six ''Block Island'' fighter pilots who had been aloft when the carrier sank, but a long search failed t
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  • ...ary 18, 1945, and departed later that day to assume radar picket duties as fighter-director ship in [[Operation Michigan (1945)|Operation Michigan]] to interc ...January 28, 1945 for [[logistics]] and to disembark the U.S. Marine Corps fighter-direction officer, ''Bering Strait'' commenced a six days of voyage repairs
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  • ...eaufighter highlighted the need for a belt feed mechanism; in the [[night fighter]] role the 60-round drums needed to be replaced in the dark by the [[Radar| ...Whirlwind (fixed wing)|Westland Whirlwind]]—the RAF's first cannon-armed fighter.
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  • ...y types of [[Germany|German]] ''[[Luftwaffe]]'' fighters, fighter bombers, night fighters, ground attack and even bombers as part of or as their main armame ...ine bomber types, and only four hits were required to down a single-engine fighter. While the larger round rapidly replaced its predecessor - the MG 151/15 wa
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  • ...the primary [[Schräge Musik]] gun in the [[Messerschmitt Bf 110|Bf 110]] night fighters, as it perfectly fitted into the rear cockpit. .../users.telenet.be/Emmanuel.Gustin/fgun/fgun-pe.html Emmanuel Gustin's WWII fighter gun performance tables]
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  • ...[[B-17 Flying Fortress]] or [[B-24 Liberator]] and a single hit to down a fighter. In comparison, the otherwise excellent 20 mm [[MG 151 cannon|MG 151/2 ...ered into production and was installed in a variety of ''[[Luftwaffe]]'' [[fighter aircraft]]. It saw first operational service in late autumn 1943 with the [
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  • ...rvice. However, two were mounted on the prototype [[Tupolev Tu-1]] [[night fighter]] after the end of World War II.
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  • ...eat-seeking ability is responsible for such diverse optical phenomena as [[Night-vision]] and IR [[luminescence]]. ...ions such as nose cones for [[heat-seeking]] [[missiles]], [[windows]] for fighter [[aircraft]], and [[scintillation counter]]s for computed [[tomography]] [[
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  • ...of surviving an ingestion of a bird. Small fast planes, such as military [[Fighter aircraft|jet fighters]], are at higher risk than heavy multi-engine ones. T ...f [[volcanic ash]] near active [[volcano]]es present a risk especially for night flights. The ash is hard and abrasive and can quickly cause significant wea
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  • ...he worldwide YMCA movement. Sir George Williams University originated as a night school adjunct to the Montreal YMCA, the first YMCA in North America. The d | Indian freedom fighter and Parliamentarian; Andhra Pradesh Agricultural University was renamed for
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  • ...feel no tiredness or sleepiness whatsoever and hence can work all day and night. However, as time advances, those infected begin to [[amnesia|lose all thei |''[[Saturday Night Live]]''
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  • ...=London | work=The Times | title=MajorGeneral Richard Barrons puts Taleban fighter numbers at 36000 | date=2010-03-03}}</ref> ...orces switched loyalties from the Taliban to the Northern Alliance. On the night of November 12, the Taliban retreated south from Kabul. On November 15, the
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  • ...hile in international air space they were forced by [[United States Navy]] fighter planes to land at the [[Naval Air Station Sigonella]], an Italian military ...d of sleep by having heavy rock music played loudly throughout the day and night.<ref name="Talesoftorture"/><ref name="Guardian051211">{{cite news | title=
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