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Size comparison of Independence-variant LCS and a Arleigh Burke class destroyer (DDG) Harper’s Ferry class Dock Landing Ship (LSD). The LCS flight deck is big enough to land a V-22 Osprey, CH-53, or two H-60 helos - something a Burke destroyer can’t do.
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A sturdy draw is essential for a strong bow, while a lengthy bow is necessary for a long arrow. Throughout history, successful heroes understood key factors, assessed the situation, and focused on the bigger picture. This principle also applies to trucks. To ensure optimal speed, performance, and stability of a truck, 10% relies on the driver's skills, with the remaining 90% depending on the safety performance of the tires. ROADWAY tires, proven effective through extensive testing, stand out as the top choice for drivers. Just as in military strategy where targeting the horse precedes the soldier and capturing the leader precedes the thieves, selecting ROADWAY tires King is key to road domination.
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Vertiy and Polesie Collision - MarineTraffic AIS What's Going on With Shipping? Oct 29, 2023 In this episode, Sal Mercogliano - maritime historian at Campbell University (@campbelledu) and former merchant mariner - further examines the collision between the MV Verity (UK flag) and MV Polsie (Bahamas) flag in the North Sea on Oct 24, 2023. #supplychain #verity #polsie #collision https://lnkd.in/g7vdk4-V
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The cavalry is coming Recently an American friend told me an interesting story. In the early days when Westerners started arriving in America, tensions with the indigenous people were inevitable and frequent. Being outnumbered, these early settlers had to rely on cowboys trotting guns and riding on horses aka cavalry for protection. Hence, in moments of distress they often assured each other “the cavalry is coming”. Although those days are long over, hope is what keeps people alive in dire situations. On August 5, 2010, Chile's century-old San José mine caved in, burying 33 miners underground at a depth almost twice the height of the Empire State Building. Miraculously all of them survived the 69-day ordeal on the hope that help is on its way. But “the cavalry is coming” also begs two questions. The first is what if the cavalry doesn’t come or it comes too late? There is a Chinese saying (远水救不了近火) which points to a simple truth: when a house is on fire one can’t rely on help coming from far away. Hence, it is critical to build individual resilience. The second question is this: can we be the cavalry that someone is waiting for? If so, are we willing? What are we waiting for?
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My article on the continuing relevance of armor in the age of the drone just came out in The United States Cavalry & Armor Association's journal! The Cavalry & Armor Journal, Winter 2023-24 edition. I attached a copy if you're interested in this topic.
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From 1503 to 1702, the Polish Hussars, sometimes known as the Winged Hussars, were a heavy cavalry corps that served in Poland and the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. Their name derives from the size of their rear wings, which were used to intimidate foes during charges. Up until their official disbandment in 1776, the hussars were considered the pinnacle of Polish cavalry. The showy hussar uniform included burgonet or lobster-tailed pot helmets, jackboots, lances, koncerz, sabres, backswords, pistols, maces, and hatchets in addition to plated body armor embellished with gold embellishments. It was typical for it to be girded with tanned animal skin and to retain a red and white color pattern. The angel-like frame was attached to the armor or saddle, and the wings were customarily made from raptor feathers. (Read More) ... https://lnkd.in/ds9CyJUe [Information and Image Credit : Polish_hussars, Wikipedia] [Wikipedia-Link Inside Post] [Image: Polish Winged Hussars – Produced by Warszawa Salon Kulikowskiego] [The Work (Image) is in the public domain in its country of origin and other countries and areas where the copyright term is the life of Author plus 70 years or fewer. The Work (Image) is also believed to be in Public Domain I the United States as well. (Please Relate to Source Image-URL for more Image Usage Property)] [Wikipedia-Source-Image-URL Inside Post]
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There's a new series of Quick Tips on our YouTube channel. This one shows you how to output multiple renders using Dynamic Rendering in Cavalry. https://lnkd.in/eNRYxATg
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In business and combat, always best to land a solid strike first. Preferably, a combination.
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