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    In World War 1 the strategy that the generals adopted is known as attrition. What this means is a process of using up current supplies before buying new ones. A war of attrition is when an army has to fight with the men and supplies it has at hand until it runs out. If one nation has more than the other‚ the outcome of the war will be in his favor. Though this was abandoned later on in the war. Before they began to attack a countries artillery would bombard the enemy. What this means is attacking

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    flights per day nationwide and US together. Planes are influenced by many things in life. This essay will help the world get a better understanding of biomimicry‚ the biomimicry planes and what organism influences the plane‚ and how it influences airplanes. Planes are the fastest travel today but what made it possible? Biomimicry is copying something in life. Bio means Life and Mimic-Copy. One example of biomimicry is velcro. Velcro was founded when George de Mestral was returning from a walk with

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    Although there were advances during the war there were also consequences that occurred because of new weapons. One of the biggest downfalls was shellshock or better known as PTSD. This mental illness still occurs in the Armed Forces. It is a psychological disorders that can include flashbacks to times of fighting and depression. During World War One not many people were equipped to handle the illness. Often times the soldiers were

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    This paper describes my experience of playing the airplane game during Monday’s class. Throughout the paper several key concepts are discussed: Sky View’s initial strategy; the process we elected; where we fell short‚ and what we learned and may have done differently to achieve a more successful outcome. | In playing the airplane game‚ my team’s initial strategy was to differentiate our product by providing a high quality airplane with an aeronautical design built to outlast our competitor’s products

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    countries for years to come. When thinking about World War I‚ the Great War‚ my main thought is that it is the cause and reason for World War II occurring. Many believe that Germany was at fault for really just being in the wrong place at the wrong time during WWI. They did not want to clean up their mess of WWI and broke the Peace Treaty of Versailles which was the World’s only hope to ending all wars and creating peace. WWII came around and no one expected what was to come from the evil Germany. Who

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    Diary Entry To Ww1

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    So it’s my first day on the battlefield it’s September 16 1916. Yesterday was the first day that the British and French used their tanks they are slow but can take somewhat of a beating and do some major damage to the germans. Well i could not finish yesterday’s entry we had to take cover because the germans started to bombard us with artillery fire and we lost about 30 people in about two minutes and we found their body covered in rats this morning. So today we are going to use the tanks and artillery

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    How Did Germany Cause Ww1

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    The Allies sought and tried to punish Germany for their involvement in WW1 by isolating them and forcing them to pay reparation for all damages caused during WW1. These punishments instead of teaching Germany a lesson would lead to a path of revenge and aggression and the rise of the Nazi party in Germany. Beginning with the end of WW1 and Allied forces closing in on German territory‚ Germany agreed to a ceasefire on November 11‚ 1918. With the war over Allied forces decided how to prevent this

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    DESIGN AND FABRICATION OF RADIO CONTROLLED AIRPLANE Group Members: ADEEL AHMAD (080304) BABUR MANSOOR (080316) BILAL IFTIKHAR (080319) HAFIZ FAIZAN SHABBIR USMANI (080332) BE MECHATRONICS (7-A) Project Supervisor Group Captain (R) Muzaffar Ali Assistant Professor DEPARTMENT OF MECHATRONICS ENGINEERING FACULTY OF ENGINEERING AIR UNIVERSITY‚ ISLAMABAD

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    Ww1 Economic Effects

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    In this essay I aim to discuss the economic effects of World War 1 that occurred in Europe in July 28 1914. It will outline the effects it brought in terms of increasing inflation‚ trade borrowings‚ regulations and tax Unemployment declined from 7.9 percent to 1.4 percent in this period‚ in part because workers

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    advancement than the jet airplane. Since the early 19th century‚ beginning with Otto Lilienthal‚ to the Wright Brothers’ first airplane‚ humans have continuously strived to understand and improve upon the concepts of flight. Today‚ we have mastered the concepts of flight‚ as exemplified by the jet airplane‚ which is now the standard for modern air travel. To truly appreciate just how far we’ve come‚ it is important for one to understand how a modern jet airplane works. All airplanes rely on three separate

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