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    Tanks were first used by the British in WWI. It was proposed to the British government by Lieutenant Colonel Ernest D. Swinton. Swinton was an official observer for the British government in France and an engineer officer. In October of 1914‚ Swinton would

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    scope of study and also the method to conduct this research. 1.1 Overview Of The Title Petroleum depots and terminal is a portion of the assets‚ where flammable and combustible liquids like petroleum are transferred to tanker‚ pipelines‚ tank wagons‚ tank trucks and are stored or blended in bulk for the purpose of distribution by tankers‚ pipelines likely to be refined‚ blended or stored at the above its flash point (OISD‚ 2007). It is very crucial to ensure that the depots and terminal have minimal

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    Impact of Ww1 on America

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    advancement‚ change in the workforce and economy‚ and women’s rights. The first and one of the most important impacts of ww1 on America is the weapons advancement. Tanks were one of the many inventions that aided the battle in world war one. The tank was not invented by just one person unlike various other inventions in the past. The first tank was constructed in 1899 and boasted an engine by Daimler‚ a bullet-proof casing and armed with two revolving machine guns developed by Hiram Maxim. It was offered

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    Trench Warfare and The Evolving Technology of WWI World War One is overshadowed by its similarly named successor World War Two but it is because of World War One’s major technological advancements that changed warfare into what it is today. World War One resulted in over thirtyeight million casualties because of new technology being used in the war like the long range kills of the artillery‚ the ability of literally mowing down forces with the machine gun along with other advancements‚ and the true

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    A Hard Lesson to Learn

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    the fuel tanks was missing from my boat and that two of my rods and reels were missing as well. I was extremely angry because one of them belonged to my grandfather. The detective asked us to view photographs of some stolen items to try to identify our missing property. While viewing these I was able to identify my missing fishing equipment‚ which was later returned‚ but my tank was not among the items recovered. We later learned the thieves were low on gas when they stole my fuel tank and placed

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    Discursive Essay

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    CAPTURING OPPONENT’S COMMAND CENTER- fixed an issue that caused the user’s general’s powers to become un-clickable after he captured an opponent’s command center. 6. COLONEL BURTON- fixed the bug where he could destroy aircraft by knife-attack. 7. TANK HUNTER- his explosives no longer disappear when he dies. Instead‚ they explode. 8. SENTRY DRONES- no longer automatically engage on enemy units when stealthed. 9. USA AIR FORCE GENERAL- the rangers are now specific to the faction‚ rather than

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    Life In Trench Warfare

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    Imagine yourself in a muddy trench‚ being about eight to ten feet deep down. There are enemies firing guns overhead up top of the trench flying over it and the stench in the trench is horrible. There are many bodies piled around that have died and sometimes giant rats would walk about. Disease runs rampant and many people die due to the hard conditions. That’s a small part of what it was probably like to be fighting in the trenches back in World War One. Trench warfare was one of the biggest parts

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    That night I couldn’t sleep knowing the fact that i might be killed by artillery overnight. Early the next morning we suited up and met up with the rest of the battalion that i was to work with. As we moved into position the tanks rolled in behind us and you could hear the aeroplanes and i swear on the life of my mother if you looked close enough you could see the Red Baron ‚ one of the most feared and respected men in the skies. It twas a rainy day‚ some clouds here and there

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    casualties that were recorded during the Somme is said to have been the highest in the British military history. He was slow to adapt new technology; out side of the tank; the germans developed gas‚ sub-machine guns‚ flame throwers. and once they saw the british tanks they built the A7 to counter it‚ plus developed infantry anti tank guns. After the end of WW1 Field Marshall the Earl Haig set up the Haig Fund to help all servicemen who were either financially hard up or were incapacitated due

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    8/9/13 "Axolotl" by Julio Cortazar 70768 Axolotl by Julio Cortázar The Mexican axolotl is an odd-looking salamander with a flat head and spiked feet‚ unusual because it often spends its entire life in the so-called larval stage‚ like a tadpole‚ without ever moving to land. “It grows and grows in the same shape‚ and has the capacity to reproduce‚” said the biologist Armando Tovar Garza. “We don’t really know why it doesn’t change.” Its gaze seems to captivate as its gills slowly beat. In

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