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• Flying Tiger
  

  I have met a Flying Tiger, Ken Jernstedt, and wanted share with you how the Flying Tigers defeated the Japanese, and some ideas from Chennault’s fighter doctrine: How the Flying Tigers Defeated the Japanese The Flying Tigers, also known as the American Volunteer Group (AVG), were a group of American fighter pilots who fought for […]

• Breaking Bad
  

  In the aftermath of the shattering events of the Breaking Bad televisionseries finale, Jesse Pinkman finds himself on the run, haunted by his pastand desperate for a fresh start. With the law and a ruthless gang ofneo-Nazis closing in on him, Jesse must confront his inner demons and makea daring escape to Alaska, the land […]

• Poisonous Gases
  

  There have been a lot of advancements in Poisonous Gases for the past fewyears. How are people reacting to the fast-growing industry? What’s thepotential impact to the economy, urban infrastructure, and the way webehave and interact with one another? If possible, frame your response asone of the innovators of this technology. Be optimistic about the […]

• The most iconic fighter aircraft of World War II
  

  The Messerschmitt Bf 109, Supermarine Spitfire, and North American P-51Mustang were three of the most iconic fighter aircraft of World War II.They were all highly successful designs that played a major role in the airwar, and they continue to be popular subjects of study and fascinationtoday. Here is a brief overview of each aircraft: The […]

• Bats sleep upside down for several reasons.
  

  In addition to these reasons, sleeping upside down may also be a way forbats to conserve space. Bats often roost in large colonies, and hangingupside down allows them to pack more bats into a smaller space. Overall, sleeping upside down is an adaptation that helps bats to surviveand thrive in the wild. It allows them […]