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Hitler’s secret version of his own B2 bomber revealed…
According to a report in National Geographic News, to replicate the Ho 2-29, a team from the Northrop Grumman defence-contracting corporation used original Nazi blueprints of Hitler‘s stealth fighter and the only surviving Ho 2-29, which has been stored in … Continue reading
Posted in Avionics, Military, News and politics, Technology & Science
Tagged Adolf Hitler, California, Federal government of the United States, Hitler, Horten, Lockheed Martin, Mojave Desert, National Geographic Society, Nazi, Nazism, Northrop Grumman, Radar, Stealth aircraft, World War II
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Mobile phones may cause cancer, experts say
Do mobile phones cause cancer? After reviewing details from dozens of studies, an international panel of experts says they might. The International Agency for Research on Cancer issued a statement to that effect in Lyon, France, on Tuesday after a … Continue reading
US Hits Debt Ceiling
WASHINGTON — Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner said Monday that he will immediately halt investments in two big government pension plans so the government can continue to borrow money. Geithner informed Congress of his decision in a letter stating that the … Continue reading
Debit Card Use Riskier Than Credit
May 25, 2011 Debit card fraud, in which thieves actually steal money from your bank account, is on the rise, highlighting one of the biggest weaknesses of using that form of payment. Recently, Michaels Stores reported its checkout-line PIN pads … Continue reading
Clinton: Pakistan Needs to Take ‘Decisive Steps’
ISLAMABAD – U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton said Friday that relations between the United States and Pakistan have reached a turning point after the killing of Osama bin Laden and she called on Islamabad to take “decisive steps” … Continue reading
Taliban Hit by Door After Hellfire Strike | Military.com
Taliban Hit by Door After Hellfire Strike | Military.com.
Posted in Avionics, Military, News and politics, World / International Affairs
Tagged Afghanistan, Al-Qaeda, Apache, assault, Avionics, helicopter, insurgents, Iraq, military, Osama bin Laden, U.S., United States
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Angel Falls, the world’s highest waterfall, is so high that much of the water evaporates before it can reach the ground
Angel Falls, the world’s highest waterfall, is so high that much of the water evaporates before it can reach the ground Angel Falls, aka Paradise Falls in Venezuela is the world’s highest waterfall, with a height of 979 m (3,212 … Continue reading
China vs USA: a Comparative Analysis
China & USA Internet users compared to China & USA dot com’s Graph: Number of Internet users in China and the USA 2008 Statistics: Online population Peneration rate Total population Male users China 253 million 19.1% 1.33 billion 53.6% USA 220 … Continue reading
Chinese General Says His Military Is 20 years behind the US Military
MAY 20,2011 WASHINGTON — Seeking to counter U.S. worries about his country’s rapid military growth, a top Chinese general said Wednesday the communist-led nation’s defense clout lags decades behind the U.S., and China wants warmer relations. Gen. Chen Bingde, whose position … Continue reading
Posted in Military, News and politics, World / International Affairs
Tagged 2011, Abraham Lincoln, build up, Chen Bingde, China, Defense, general, international, Joint Chiefs of Staff, Michael Mullen, military, missiles, National, National Defense University, People's Liberation Army General Staff Department, relations, United States, USA
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