NAG, the third generation, lock-on-before-launch (LOBL), fire-and-forget, anti-tank guided missile, indigenously developed by the Defence Research & Development Laboratory,
Hyderabad under the IGMDP, scored a "bull's eye" successfully hitting targets upto 4 km away in the final developmental trials.
During the flight tests, held during 28-30 September, the Thermal Target System (TTS) was used as target for the missile. TTS simulated a target similar to an operational T-72 tank.
For the flight test, a T-72 tank was moved for one hour and positioned at a range of 3 pont 2 km. Thermal mapping from tank to TTS was carried out for generating thermal signature.
The TTS was used as target which was remotely controlled by RF system. The first missile was fired in the "worst time window" on 28 September.
The missile hit the target precisely near turret location. A bull's eye hit was scored as confirmed by officials of the Indian Army present at the spot.
The second flight test was carried out with an objective of proving 4 km range capability of Infrared Imaging (IIR) Seeker.
TTS was once again used as target and thermal mapping from a T-72 tank to TTS was carried out. The missile hit the target bang on – this time on the engine location of the target.
Indigenous Thermal Target System (TTS) technology for 'NAG' developed by Defense Lab, Jodhpur, facilitates simulation of realistic tank target.
TTS emanates IR Signature which is used as target during NAG Missile firing. TTS is well accomplished with remote control (RF Data Link) and closed loop control.
The developmental trials were conducted with an objective of proving higher range capability of High Resolution IIR Seeker. 'NAG' has 'Top attack' and 'Front Attack' capabilities.
It is capable of defeating the heaviest type of Armour including 'reactive' and 'composite' Armour of the futuristic main battle tanks.
IIR Seeker of the Missile provides day & night operational capabilities against low silhouette tanks, both static and fast moving. The Single Shot Kill Probability (SSKP) of the missile is about 0.9.
NAG, which has been developed to support both the mechanized infantry and airborne forces of the Indian Army, is designed to destroy modern main battle tanks and other heavily armoured targets. It can be launched from both land and air-based platforms.
Critical technologies indigenously developed for NAG Missile System include a high resolution IIR Seeker developed by RCI, Hyderabad. The performance of the Seeker is well established in guided flight tests of NAG.
The trial validated the enhanced 4-km range capability of IIR seeker, which guides the missile to the target after its launch.
Operational target scenario presents mixed contrast of the target with respect to surrounding sand, shrubs and background clutter. IIR Seeker is capable of handling complex scenarios.
Efficient real-time image processing algorithms and high end On board Integrated Electronics (INEL), which are part of IIR Seeker, have been developed by RCI, Hyderabad.
Technologies for 'Tandem Warhead', 'Control System' and 'Solid Propulsion System' for NAG have been successfully developed by ARDE, Pune, RCI and ASL Hyderabad.
NAG Missile Carrier (NAMICA) is BMP2 based Infantry Combat Vehicle (ICV) suitably configured for firing 'NAG' Missile. NAMICA is an advanced system developed by DRDO.
Independent Stabilized Sighting Systems for the Gunner and the Commander, Fire Control System, Launcher Platform, Drive System and Missile Operating Stations are the main subsystems of NAMICA.
The Commander's Panoramic Sight (CPS) is used by the Crew Commander for target surveillance and exploitation of Hunter-Killer capability.
The Gunner Sight is used for target acquisition and missile firing. Six ready-to-fire 'NAG' missiles can be mounted on the Launcher Platform.
Amphibious trials & mobility trials have been successfully conducted by the Indian Army. 'NAG' Weapon System is ready for induction into Indian Army.
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THE P-47 THUNDERBOLT - WAR DOCUMENTARY - Duration: 25:11.
golfers are quite a few people but from
God your pilot can get a period 11 by
ancient partners take this for instance
the first more is keep your eye on the
ball
how many of you is looking at the ball
use that meter but involved there are
certain things you gotta do the same way
every time
first you've got to get the ship swim
for a zoom down one way our flaps open
landing gear wrapped them firmly on the
ground the stick disease way back until
a stall a curve now for travel and the
maneuver is completed with a normal loop
are you new comments information
maneuver is not what you put on your
victory garden to make your vegetables
grow then comes the approach the one
that works best for me is home is good
no fuck me it's a little different game
I mean two-week your objective
successfully and i know you elect pilot
in the audience is now ready for
tomorrow you gotta follow and
established procedure make the right way
the only way
an established procedure is what a good
golfer does as the second nature
what the professor was trying to say is
that in flying the p-47 there's an
established procedure to follow from the
moment you approach the airplane until
you turn it over to the crew chief at
the end of the flight
it's procedure what you learn so well
that it will become part of your second
nature simple and natural a habit
well how should take until good tenants
taking his first off from the 47 today
we're getting ready to go up in the 47
and is a part of your regular procedure
to make an exterior checked the airplane
reporting anything that doesn't look
just right to your crew chief who's your
team partner
running swell
alright then a clockwise check gas
electron me
trimtabs and takeoff position
laughs up
landing gear down and locked while
entertainer shutters check for open
turbo close bracket problem a half to
three-quarters of an inch
drop lever pull forward mixture control
and idle cutoff
generators with John drop control switch
in automatic
Maggs off battery
major flight instruments
god that's open
radio
Dale real unlocked
when your major clockwise check you
covered your checklist but you want to
look at your list whenever you're in
doubt also to check your limits their
their bags on both battery on all right
primer two strokes is enough in this
heat
about 15 seconds on your energizer
Holdings Ltd wine
game
ready
around 900 anywhere between eighteen
hundreds of themselves
check your oil pressure and temperature
only need to point any bad 3-4 hours
swami 8283 post a taxi cell phone number
for over
remember you're going on between eight
intense house cello turns her on
we're going to be out there playing
react well to government
area girl for number one dressing all
the time you're on the ground
keep your head up so you can see what's
going on around you
you'll come to know that the position of
your wheels is just under your inboard
gun
good thing to know if you're ever
running close to the end
you're taking it easy on the brakes
you're playing with not trapping on
with bags and flap equalizer check were
ready to call this hour
between find castle tower to army 8283
okay to take off on number four over
like a kid crossing the street you look
up and down that runway
Taylor wheel forward a lot
clean your engine here we go over a good
throttle forward with a steady positive
you're flying you're 47 down
you're not taking for granted that
you're going to stay in the show
just because he was like
to the center
let's go back and see your takeoff
you're helping the airplane just a
little bit
feel your weight we're bored
you're getting your wheels you're making
a good takeoff
let's see it over again this pilot is
going to be telling the boys about this
experience 47 wide landing gear gives
the ship excellent ground looping
characteristics that can be your friend
in need of your engine should ever fail
on the take-off before this pilot loops
he slowed down as much as possible and
unlocked the tailwheel he gave hard left
rudder and left brake to pivot
as for you you're out of the pattern now
an established in your flying
now you're leveling off the altitude you
want setting your throttle and RPM for
your desires cruising speed which is
this stage of your training will be
about 32 inches mandible pressure in
2250 RPM switch from Maine to auxiliary
want to keep those instruments in the
green check your checklist on your
operating
trim your plane trim tabs on the 47 are
sensitive you can trim your ship quickly
and easily with a small adjustment
we're on a definite schedule on this
life so let's get in those shallow and
steve franks get the feel of the 47
low and high-speed turn and check on
your turning radio
and practicing your stall notice the
amount of altitude you need for recovery
won't be in any doubt about when the
b-47 gonna storm gonna let you know
dropping and sloppiness of control to
your stall signal
this airplane will drop straight has no
tendency to spin
nose down to pick up speed
let's have another with wheels and flaps
down up with an old slowly
there she go
better check the stalling speed on your
own individual airplane
time to head for the bond
with your shoulder on his lot you're
making a clockwise check to the cockpit
before landing gasps selector turned
your tank containing the most fuel
hey Laurent and rudder and landing trim
oil shutters and intercooler shutters in
neutral propeller rpm and 2550
mixture control at auto risk i need to
find a new land
fine castle tower Tommy 8283 ok for
landing
you're number one on number four wheels
down and locked over
we hold the canopy open
calls last close
check your flap equalizing you want the
rod to stick out three-eighths of an
inch at a thousand feature coming in on
the bass lake at the turn your six to
eight hundred feet 250 indicated
airspeed coming out of the turn your at
500 feet
black fall down
you set your 47 down on the first floor
of the runway
here's how you look what you're doing
Labs coming down
back on the throttle you're establishing
your glide about a hundred and twenty
your lines up with the runway
you're coming in for a normal
three-point landing smooth
in the p-47 you don't lower your landing
gear with your speed about 200
if you're landing gear should fail to
come down get out of local traffic and
find out what's wrong to lower a
stubborn landing here you're the
airplane
this should bring you in with wheels
pull down and locks
when you're making your turn for landing
our speed is a hundred and fifty coming
out about a hundred and forty never
lower your flaps of your speed is above
a hundred and ninety
if the flaps don't come down and there's
no pressure indicated on the gauge put
the flap handle down and operate the
hand pump be sure the landing gear
handle is in neutral when you operate
the problem
this pilot has come into high and hot if
you should ever find yourself in this
position with too much speed or high
land of the first quarter of the runway
more on the hole and pull it out of
there
but don't pull up to stealing
when you're about 500 feet milk your
laptop
when you get some altitude go around and
shoot another laughing you're making
this a good one but remember that a
landing hasn't been completed
will you stop rolling
you're not writing your break
a little break
let him cool off a little more break
you're getting down to taxi speed before
you unlock your tail wheel get it
unlocked for use dr. turn
US Attorney constantly to keep from
chewing up somebody's sale
how flaps open
wing flaps retracted so they don't get
mixed by flying stones
when you come into line you want to
leave your airplane the way you'd like
to find it for an emergency takeoff
parking brake set until the chocks are
under the wheel radio
clear the engine thousand rpm and then
mixture control to idle cutoff
when the propeller stops rotating
customized battery off fuel selector off
runner on trim tabs to neutral flaps
down generator switch off flight
controls lot
you made it a good one all right you
knew what you were doing all the time
and you didn't take anything for granted
you took all the necessary safety
precautions for ground personnel
yourself and the airplane
you kept your head up out of the cockpit
on the ground and in the air us the
airplane all the time on the ground to
use the throttle smoothly on takeoff you
got off the ground nicely felt pretty
good to your plans frequently at your
instruments to see the temperatures
remained in the green you used your time
in the air to feel out the p-47 to
discover stalling speed and turning
radius when you came in
you made a proper turn and approach
that's a nice job of flying the kind of
flying that helps any pilot through
transition and into combat
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Note: "BTS signed (album)" was number one on the list of presents that female high and college students want to receive [in the drama].
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Sex Assault Victim: 'I Thought He Was Gonna Kill Me' - Duration: 2:03.
VICTIM BUT TWICE LATE.
THE SKATEBOARDER DIED AT THE
SCENE.
NOW TO A PREDATOR ALERT IN
ORANGE COUNTY.
POLICE THERE ARE LOOKING FAR
HALF NAKED MAN WHO ATTACKED A
WOMAN IN A PARK LOT.
THAT WOMAN IS SHARING DETAILS
OF THE TERRIFYING ORDEAL WITH
OUR JOY BEN TUCK IT AND
REVEALING HOW SHE WAS ABLE TO
GET AWAY.
AT THAT POINT, I THOUGHT IT
WAS WEAPON.
I THOUGHT HE WAS GOING TO KILL
ME, STAB ME, SHOOT ME.
IT WAS AN UNTHINKABLE MOMENT
IN THE QUIET NEIGHBORHOOD IN
SANTA MAN.
PE, UM, PULLED THE DOOR
HANDLE AND WAS ABLE TO OPEN MY
CAR DOOR.
SHE HAD JUST DROPPED OFF THE
DAUGHTER, RETURNED HOME, PARKED
NEARBY, WHEN THIS WOMAN WHO
DOESN'T WANT TO BE IDENTIFIED
WAS ASSAULTED IN HER CAR.
I THOUGHT HE WAS REACHING FOR
A WEAPON.
HE WAS ACTUALLY STRUGGLING WITH
THIS, WITH HIS BELT, TRYING TO
UNBOTTTON IT AND I CAN HEAR THE
CLINGING OF THE METAL AND THE
BELT.
I WAS DECEMBER 27th AT 10:46
AT NIGHT, A MOMENT THAT CHANGED
HER LIFE.
HE HAD HIS WHOLE BODY OVER ME
LIKE HOVERING.
I JUST REMEMBER LIKE HITTING HIM
ON THE CHEST.
HER SCREAMS AND FIGHTS
SCARED.
AWAY.
THIS IS SECURITY VIDEO
NEARBY OF THE MAN POLICE SAY IS
THE SUSPECT WALKING BEFORE THE
ATTACK.
AND THEN,
RUNNING AWAY, HIS VICTIM HELPED
INVESTIGATORS MAKE THIS SKETCH
SHE IS SPEAKING OUT, SCARED, BUT
STILL FIGHTING.
I WANTED TO TO DO EVERYTHING
THAT I CAN TO SO THAT THIS NEVER
HAPPENS TO ANYONE ELSE.
BUT INVESTIGATORS SAY, THIS
WAS NOT THE ONLY INCIDENT THAT
NIGHT AND IN PACK, THEY SAY THE
SAME SUSPECT THEN APPROACHED
ANOTHER VEHICLE 14 MINUTES LATER
AND JUST A COUPLE OF BLOCKS
AWAY.
VERY BRAZEN.
WE WANT THIS GUY STOPPED.
WE NEED THE PUBLIC'S HELP.
THIS WOMAN FOUND THE STRENGTH
TOT SPEAK UP AND HOPING THE
COMMUNITY WILL DOLL THE SAME,
CATCHING HER ATTACKER SO SHE
HOPEFULLY SOME DAY FEELS SAFE
AGAIN.
I FEARED FOR MY LIFE.
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THE ATOM BOMB - WAR DOCUMENTARY - Duration: 54:53.
we've been hearing a lot piecemeal over
the past few years about chemicals and
about the dangers of nuclear radiation
you don't get an accent either on
individual tragedy very much or putting
the whole thing and put it into
perspective to see what is happening to
his totally what we got stories about
and documentaries about love canal but
that's that's just about it but tonight
on alternative views we're going to look
at the whole subject and emphasized to
particular subjects if you want to call
them in this the first is the tragedy of
Vietnam veterans who were exposed to
Agent Orange not only the tragedy there
but the continuing tragedy to their
families and their children and the
neglect that they find from the
government and trying to solve their
problems
there's a poor all of this with the
treatment of the post-world war two
soldiers who were also used as guinea
pigs out in the desert when they were
marched into the area of an a bomb
explosion
nothing has been done for them
subsequently to that either will have a
very moving documentary on the subject
of what has happened to the Vietnam vets
and their families in relationship Agent
Orange and will also show you that 1950s
documentary which indicates just how the
government went so far as to show that
nuclear power and nuclear warfare is
safe and they won't have improved right
for everybody's eyes
we have tonight people who have
experienced the tragedy of Agent Orange
Don Horowitz was with the Air Force he
got exposed to it over there then Jordan
was in the army he and his wife Donna
Jordan have experienced the tragedy of
having children who have suffered from
the results of Agent Orange
well first let's talk about ancient
origin dioxin you were in Vietnam both
of you how widespread was the use of it
there and how did you come in contact
with it
well there are various ways of coming in
contact with agent orange and it was
very widespread in the year 62 271 an
estimated 11 million gallons of Agent
Orange was spread over Vietnam which is
a country geographically comparable to
the state of Georgia and how what did
you come into contact with well
personally I was exposed by direct
spring we also build our canteens from
local streams bomb craters rice paddies
where we could get it
and much of this water was contaminated
with agent orange also through eating
local fruits and vegetables and farm
animals livestock chickens and pigs and
stuff that had drank contaminated water
or eating contaminated grasses or weeds
and contaminated meat now the airport's
use this as a herbicide to destroy the
jungle so they be able to see the
movements of Detective movements of the
Viacom etc but apparently it was just
sprayed over widespread areas without
any great control affection landed on
our own troops
Don you were in the Air Force but you
were not involved in the actual spraying
was something everywhere you know how
are you exposed to it
well then they would come by standing
about june-july of 70 usually on a
sunday will be a 3 playing cell
spreading around perimeter place where
base and sometimes they would spray
directly overhead
according to be on the VA's own
statement they assume that you were
exposed to Agent Orange let's talk about
agent orange and dogs which I guess is
the principal killer and agent orange
I've read word oxygen is just absolutely
the most horrible thing ever invented by
man as far as being deadly for a long
period of time
national she grants excited that it is
most deadly chemical molecule man has
ever made and I think that this is a lot
right there but for a reputable of
application like that
with this statement like that this
contaminant was not wanted in agent
orange it wasn't the necessary component
to kill the trees it was an unwanted by
product but it's very toxic three ounces
could wipe out new york city if it were
placed in their drinking water
that's unbelievable you supplied me with
some information for instance i guess
the new york times indicated that one
hundred thousand to a million times more
potent than thalidomide in causing birth
defects among children people exposed to
it that's dioxin we know the awful
widespread tragedy of the little mind
the reason that this deputy director
with the FDA felt it was at that is that
the little mind as tragic as it was was
a one generation thing the oxen changes
the chromosomes so it's an ongoing
problem the children born with birth
defects because of dioxin their children
and their children's children will carry
this forward until and unless genetic
engineering work to become that to you
know that helpful so it is in that way
times worse
so there's tremendous danger to the gene
pool of mankind you take two and a half
million million veterans if they are
able to have children if the condition
is not cause sterility among the vets
and their their children would have
birth defects and then when their
children married that would double and
he could get out of hand real quick and
get out of hand exceptionally quick and
it's not just Vietnam veterans that have
the danger 245 t + 240 the other
chemical or both under scrutiny they'd
both been banned by the US for service
because of numerous occasions of
miscarriages and spontaneous abortions
by pregnant mothers in areas close to
forswear they were spraying for weed
control read and brush control air force
is actually
dumped tons of it in the ocean to get
rid of it don't they
what we know of the major disposal they
had a special ship the Balkan and it was
taken into the South Pacific and all of
the Agent Orange stockpiles were bonded
in this special incinerator ship all the
people working around it were special
suits that included life-support systems
so that they wouldn't breathe any of the
fumes because for one thing when you
incinerate the oxen or agent orange it
makes as much as a hundred times more
antioxidants than was originally in it
we don't know that even by incinerating
it the dioxin was destroyed it may have
simply been changed into a gas and
released into the atmosphere we they
don't know but anyway the suits and
everything that were used to board the
ship were then incinerated after and
then the VA and the government
department of defense everyone turns
around and tells us the Vietnam battery
this stuff is harmless if it's harmless
why all the precautions and disposal
why did South America not one our
stockpiles when we attempted to sell it
to them even though we promise to clean
up the amount of the accident
why are other Vietnam vets Australian is
1500 Australian Vietnam vets that have
United complaining of the same exact
physical and psychological problems of
the American businesses over 4,000 South
Korean soldiers they were in Vietnam
Service they're having the same type of
symptoms so it's not strictly something
that occurred to Americans and that's
not even considering the millions of
people in Southeast Asia that are still
over there still have to live in
contaminated countryside and drink
contaminated
water and eat contaminated food
understand the birth defect and deformed
children being found in Vietnam now is
just extremely astronomical in what
little information we've been able to
get out of Vietnam since the end of the
war indicates in areas sprayed with the
felon as opposed to areas not sprayed
the birth defect rate is seven times
higher
it also has caused a strange incidents
of liver cancer in Vietnam in that
before the use of herbicides in
Southeast Asia statistics were not even
maintained on liver cancer because it
has such a low incidence of occurrence
now it's the number two cause of death
and delivery diamonds are some of the
organs that are initially attacked by
the action in that those organs that
filter out poison
well let's take a look at that film we
were telling you about was made by
celesta be real and it tells about tells
your story problems you've had and the
tragedy of it all
it was harmless by spraying the staff of
approximately 11.3 million gallons of
the sprayed from an aircraft which was
composed an inevitable byproduct known
as the oxen the most toxic small
molecule made by man since returning
from Vietnam it's caused a lot of health
problems for myself
strange 49 logical problems respiratory
distress constantly keep coals and
flu-like illnesses this one for several
years after i came back from Vietnam
into many many different doctors and in
1971 our first child was born in had
multiple birth defects including missing
fingers on his hands and missing bones
in his wrist and his wrists were turned
inward back touching his forearm my life
and I thought this was probably just one
of those things that happens one in a
million times so we were very shocked
when in 1972 our youngest son michael
was born with even worse defects more
missing fingers the same missing bones
and also missing the long bone is that
form and the risk for turned under in
this case we still didn't make the
connection between all these health
problems and agent orange because we
never heard really the problems
associated with agent orange after
intensive research science libraries and
looking through medical journals and
scientific journals and genetic journals
my wife and I decided to set up a little
information center in our home
and we're distributing copies of
different medical scientific journal
reports on the dangers of exposure to
Agent Orange and the action we were
getting calls from men 29 30 years over
45 different kinds of cancer all through
their body and after years of
frustration and having door shut in our
face they were returned we decided to
set up a nonprofit organization and we
call it the Brotherhood of Vietnam
veterans in that basically was what we
wanted it to be a true Brotherhood we're
better no matter how bad out there were
it somehow and within themselves to help
other veterans at least if nothing else
but listening to their problems and
sharing understanding is only they could
have experienced exactly the same thing
and we're at right now is trying to
overturn the ignorance and apathy of the
government the VA and american people in
general and to bring this problem out
into the open because we threw the
amount of evidence compiled in this
short period of time where it made
public to the American people they could
not help but sympathize with the problem
and so that's the problem is corrected
immediately it was during this time that
we were contacted by a former who
husband had bad from cancer card from
exposure by four years ago my husband
Paul died of cancer that was all over
his body with a letter that I received
from his private position i went to the
VA and filed the Agent Orange clean
always denied that i needed clinical
proof i started watching my children
help we had
one of our daughter's taking the md
anderson I her from her upper lip
surgically removed
it's now suspected that she has a tumor
inside final chord her twin is
emotionally disturbed and has a severe
learning disability the two younger
children both have a look on the lower
left that doctors cannot diagnose they
can see I know but it won't show up next
right and it hurts and the youngest one
has some form of an eye diseases that
require 30 wear glasses constantly and
with the information that Danny and
honor had we have that clinical program
and you have to be I still denies it a
real need is to get all this information
together and our only real hope for any
result is going to be through public
exposure and awareness
I actually guess I have a lot to be
thankful for in a lot of ways even
though my children are severely
handicapped they both were blessed with
good mines and otherwise healthy proper
bodies other than the problem with their
hands and they are luckily able now to
play soccer where ironically it's
against the rules to use your hands
I think it's pretty bad that man can go
and fight for their country and then at
the same time being poisoned by their
country
and then when they seek medical health
through the channels supposedly set up
specifically to handle veterans problems
they are lied to laughed at
cheated on and generally just ignored
we think that
a lot of our future lies with
of America today and their intelligence
and their open-mindedness should be able
to find any problem that should come out
we took the medical questionnaire that
we had and fill out and we realized that
there were 35 children born with birth
defects to 24 of these first 100
Veterans of our group 20 all 24 the
bedrooms were having health problems of
symptomatic of Agent Orange poisoning
and three of the vietnam veterans
fathering children with birth defects
are dead the causes were all three
liver-related but i think that the one
statistic that shocked us the most was
that six of the children with birth
defects that were so severe as to cause
death five out of six of these fathers
served during the peak you're spraying
Vietnam so that was nineteen sixty-nine
the one other father father child had
died certain 68 which was the next year
and when we charted this out graphically
realizing that our sample size was small
it was a hundred it was just too much
the way the chart when it is to amount
sprayed in your sprayed and children
born with birth defects to the Father
who served that year the contrast was
quite striking and it fit in with what
other Vietnam veteran groups have found
when they've studied themselves or when
when doctors the people such as dr.
bogan and in Chicago who is studying she
found virtually percentage of illnesses
and effects very similar to what we
found and I think this is very shocking
and it shows a close similarity to
amounts prayed and which is what we
thought we would find well then you've
organized a brotherhood of Vietnam
veterans to try to do something about
this isn't the government helping you at
all
for all practical purposes know the VA
is pretty much don't turned a deaf ear
to the point that when I originally went
to the VA and ask for help specifically
for problems that I felt were due to my
exposure to Agent Orange the first
doctor that that examined meet asked
what is agent orange was not even for
Mary with a night so then I had to go
through the whole routine and time and
time again since forming this
organization in the nearly a thousand
bits they have called in that we spoken
to just in mainly in Texas we hear the
same old story they give them a blood
test your analysis and a chest x-ray
until they're fine to go home not to
worry about a thing when knowing for
welding none of those tests will show at
all whether or not they're suffering
symptoms caused by exposure to Agent
Orange they don't actually have a test
that you can go in and take and they can
say yes you're suffering from problems
or no you're not suffering from problems
dude to your exposure to Agent Orange
this is one thing we want but we'll
start with the veterans are saying hey
we've got thousands of people all over
the United States suffering similar
problems there from all different walks
of life the only thing that all these
people have in common is the fact that
they were in Vietnam understand that
your organization has is getting some
help from the legislature right now in
Texas we are we feel very lucky to have
representatives in Texas like the ones
that we've come in kind
packed with the letter down Shaw is as
proposing some legislation and he's also
been getting a lot of help from
representative Benedict and keys and
support from london william sues the
Veterans Affairs determine the Veterans
Affairs Committee and what we are and
jim hightower president of the Texas
consumers association in that he's very
concerned for the Texas can consumer
about the use of this product in Texas
and we're trying to get documented
medical evidence and statistical
evidence on vets in texas by passing a
bill that would require hospitals and
doctors to keep records according to
where the person is a veteran or not and
of what errors and then all this
statistical evidence will be compiled
and released to the legislature into the
veterans benefits and it also give a
good outline of what the veterans needs
are in the state of Texas it would also
provide for veterans who believe they
were exposed to Agent Orange to have the
proper genetic screening and diagnostic
testing to determine if an instance
where they haven't say father children
and they're worried about it they want
to know if I father a child
what are the chances are are the changes
that is going to be before we have birth
defects now we're going to turn our
spotlight on the atomic bomb testing
back after world war two perhaps the
most insidious was a deliberate testing
of an a-bomb in the
u.s. desert and using American soldiers
as guinea pigs with this documentary
which was made at that time very much
pro this activity will see now no-one
underestimates the fury of the power of
the elements of the war
life-like
the width of the hurricane they
onslaught of floodwaters
nor does anyone Scott but the power of
the atomic bomb like natural forces
rampaging it can create catastrophe and
deal and disaster as proven by peacetime
tests and as written in the tale of two
cities Hiroshima and Nagasaki this
capacity for wholesale destruction
arouse popular misgivings concerning its
range of usefulness
its strategic value for knocking out a
vital target for example was
unquestioned but again like some violent
natural disturbance wasn't it too hard
to control too liberal and its choice of
victims i managed to friend as well as
full what about those areas of
desolation where they so radioactive
that no one could pass through or occupy
even was it's calling card also a
quarantine side was it's very strength a
possible weakness was it too hot to
handle
despite evidence and reassuring answers
the suspicion in the mind of many a
fighting man was that maybe we had a
tiger by the tail
so knowing that the best way to convince
a man is to showing the authorities
planned exercise desert rock an army
maneuver yet containing many aspects of
a drop the time the morning of november
first 1951 the place yoga flat a
desolate stretch of Nevada waistband the
cast of characters military authorities
so maybe an atomic energy officials and
observers and the troops 1500 strong
big Chiefs Indians all playing
supporting roles to that
johnny-come-lately of our Arsenal an
atomic bomb and therein lay the morrow
of the play its lesson
it was this the atomic bomb is not only
a strategic but a tactical to which can
be effectively and safely used in direct
support of ground troops there for the
death brought troops had been told they
should regard it with respect and
confidence the confidence of fighting
man has in his weapons but he knows
there are tough on the target and easy
on himself
this they were told and this they would
soon find out through experience sure
this was a carefully controlled
experiment no one would get great not
back here seven miles from the place
where the bomb would go off the man had
the word of those who do through trial
and test computation and calculation but
anxiety intention can be neither
calculated not computed away
not when you're a few minutes from the
biggest noise you've ever heard the
mightiest show of power you've ever seen
not when you know that making its final
run is a plane that will shortly drop a
bomb bringing a giant act of violence to
a spot where for so many centuries
nothing much has ever had where change
it always been gradual measured over
geologic ages in yoga plat things we
began popping any minute now
put on goggles are faced away from the
target area looking at an atomic
explosion with the naked eye will cause
a temporary impairment vision like
looking at the Sun nothing serious but
enough to draw the curtain on the show
of shows no one wanted to miss 30
seconds final
bomb away
ok
thanks a lot about the soldiers gift of
gab is not the choice phrases covering
the situation but this did
and because they hadn't seen anything
like it they fumbled with the right
comments to fit the phenomenon it wasn't
easy
the usual adjectives were inadequate
conventional measuring sticks were
people there's nothing to compare an
atomic explosion to accept another
atomic explosion this shot nickname dog
was a typical aerial bombers detonated
between one and two thousand feet in the
air it's identifying marks were standard
first the light accompanying the burst
had lasted longer than the flash of an
ordinary explosion and now it rotates
signature in the sky the mushroom cloud
formation that is the autograph of the
atomic bomb dog was the type of nuclear
burst which is history and experiment
has shown delivers a deadly devastating
combination of blast heat and immediate
radiation it was so the troops had been
advised a bad weapon to have against you
a good one to have on your side
it left no radiological hazards for the
troops it supported its radioactive
cloud rose high and lifted harmlessly
away leaving the target area free from
contamination and safe to enter
and entering it was the next step on the
program for the truth from far-off they
have seen dog in action and heard its
part now they were going to inspect the
flight out of the men field you know
they want to see what their positions
look like the positions held the answers
the first one on the attendance area was
the battalion combat team area located
much closer to the burden of command and
control group including experts trained
and detecting and estimating radiation
dangers one on ahead
when the monitors reports were in the
troops got their owners
alright Sam managed to start
this was what the man has been waiting
for they have felt the blasted heat of
the explosion watch the cloud brush
upwards into the sky now they would see
at first hand what the effect of this
farm at this and all they moved off
toward the BCT area which was about two
miles from Ground Zero the point
directly under the bomb
what would they find their they had a
healthy curiosity because that was the
place which under actual battle
positions they would have been occupying
at the time of the blast to get the
answers it had been set up before the
first as a typical position with
standard field fortifications prepared
for punishment for vehicles in
placements and equipment of various
sorts they were gone
large and small somewhere above ground
and expose others were planted at
emplacements providing varying degrees
of protection
the man had dug foxholes they have
picked up film badges which register
radiation and attach them to their
weapons then they had withdrawn leaving
their proxies behind him it was a ghost
camp armed but one man abandoned
whatever might come
what did come the following morning when
dog was unleashed
well the customary compliments of a bomb
blast heat and nuclear radiation the
blast ripped attempt but it caused no
other damage he had scored some paint on
expose items while those underground and
escape the searing breadth of the bomb
film badges and other radioactive Isis
show that dogs immediate radiation
released within 90 seconds after the
explosion had been insignificant at this
distance from the first and there was no
residual radioactivity or contamination
the evidence proved that have the troops
occupy this BCT area they would have
been unaffected by the atomic detonation
and could have launched an attack
immediately afterward they he would have
burned the exposed skin of the men who
are above ground but it wouldn't have
harmed a hair on the wiser heads of
those properly sheltered the man moved
out of the area in simulated attack
toward Ground Zero Hollywood carrying
the rifles they were also carrying a
keen appreciation of the shelter the
foxhole and in placement when working
with an atomic bomb begins
get on the ground those were rules for
self protection from there from the
total desolation of bounds 0 the men
turned the way they could have gone to
it safely
although dogs blast heat radiation would
have brought simple death to all exposed
persons in the vicinity at the time of
the explosion the area was now harmless
monitors kept constant checked with a
radio instruments and found no hazards
in the form of radioactivity the troops
turned away because on this scenic
educational tour of your plants they had
two more places to inspect two more
prepared positions to demonstrate what
might have been
position one was slightly more than a
thousand yards from Ground Zero it had
taken a beating the blast every shovel
the elements in the picture the Heat had
changed its pigments the blasted push
this Jeep which weighs over a ton back
five feet and broken the windshield the
upholstery was charred the side of a
bulldozer had been damaged this happened
to an inaccurate baby bridge their store
footbridge erection case had taken a
25-foot ride sandbags were broken burned
and kicked around wires look like
Orioles nests they were severed and
tangled the blasts back to pole out
doing the most eager beavers he had
brushed the scene with sepia-tone
charring scorching burning from what
they saw in position one between a half
and three fourths of a mile from Ground
Zero the authorities figured that blast
driven missiles would have caused many
injuries to unsheltered personnel the
heat would have been more punishing for
those in the open it might have ended
the story suddenly in the middle of a
sentence one hundred percent casualties
from third degree and clothing Burns was
the estimate that was enough but it
wasn't all Phil matches planted in the
area recorded an average dosage from the
bombs prop radiation sufficient to have
made everybody sick and a great many
eventually would have died it was a
persuasive post-mortem on probabilities
but it covered only the calculated fate
of persons presumed to have been without
protection at all or inadequately shield
in vehicles and shallow skirmishers
stretches underground it was different
and the deeper and stronger the whole
the brighter the picture
true some top cover had been blown off
providing bold
but it was felt the occupants might have
escaped injury
otherwise no blast damage was evident
and soldiers utilizing their in
placements in foxholes the right way
would have been safe from dogs heat and
dangerous radiations they have been
equally secure in tanks convinced even
more than atomic power had not push the
familiar below ground in placement into
the background the troops went to
position to 500 yards farther away from
Ground Zero the above-ground punishment
meted out by dogs blast and heat gave
the troops plenty to think about
there didn't seem to be much doubt that
if you expose yourself to the front of
the bomb you stood a good chance of
being knocked into the hereafter you
stood a better chance of being burned to
death radiation well at this point it
wouldn't matter much you can only be so
dead the scenes about the surface
supplied the soldiers with food for
thought for concern
those belong gave them the solution
these parts holes and emplacements have
been able to take it and those who have
utilized properly they would have met
safety from all the bombs destructive
killing elements for the troops the
drama of exercised as it rock came to
its educational and a position to they
could come seen and been convinced they
had learned they could work safely with
the a-bomb the foxhole was still the key
to survival it protected against blast
gave line-of-sight healing from flash
heat and considerably reduce the effects
of radiation they would have been all
right by taking advantage of the
standard field placements and are beyond
a thousand yards from ground zero but
for exposed troops the damaged area was
about 12 times is great and they would
have been some kind of these out to
3,500 yard there would have been trouble
back as far as position three about a
Milan
from the worst not from radiations but
they're a canvas water tank caught fire
exposed items were burned enough to
suggest that to unshielded personnel
there would have been some severe burns
the blasted by no means been an easy
nudge so in the face of such evidence
which club to the soldier with the joint
the cautious all the carrots the quick
or the dead
the man had unlearned some things to now
they knew they could safely cross the
area under an aerial atomic explosion
shortly after it had occurred they had
just on it
the film badges they had worn during the
operation show that none of them had
received any significant dosage of
radiation there had been some
radioactivity but there's some every
place it was with the men in the radium
dial of their wrist watches so was the
dirt with us they all out some brooms
and gave us the brush-off before we left
position to for camp decontamination
they call it in case we had some
radioactive particles on us well we'd
found out we hadn't not enough to bother
so i figured the big idea was to put the
sand back on the desert so it could get
another flying start at us that was ok
with me i found a lot different about
the stuff on the way home and I did
earlier that day
it's got its point even if they sting a
little
very democratic dirt is doesn't pick on
anyone guy doesn't care about rank
covers both GIS and Generals
it protects them to after the party one
of the other men said that now he really
understood why they call it mother earth
because it the soldiers foster-mother
alright if he sticks close to her
horwitz that Jordan of you come across
any veterans who were involved in this
exercise us desert there with a bomb we
find their problems in dealing with the
VA and the government to be very similar
to ours and that it's generally denied
that there are any health effects and in
instances where they do assume that
there's health effects then they argue
as to whether or not it was caused that
many years ago and it's it's pretty much
typical and that you have a system
that's working on half the budget that
it had in 1970 certs we've got 85
thousand beds to treat over 21 million
veterans you have one bit for every
26,000 742 veterans is that after the
Carter custom about the Reagan that's
not counting cards at the equivalent of
20 hospitals that most Americans don't
realize is that we all have become the
most people in the united states have
become veterans of this chemical feast
that we've had the air that we breathe
the water the food the contaminants and
carcinogens in the food all these
additives and things that they put in
causing and we have a person with us now
Debbie Sharpe from the Church of
Scientology she's going to tell us about
the widespread use of us and advertently
as guinea pigs by the CIA and the
Defense Department and their test of
germ warfare you've been keeping track
of what the CIA in the Defense
Department have been doing for a long
time as far as using us as guinea pigs
for mind control and other types of
horrible things they have in mind for us
and the rest of the people in the world
what are some of them well i started out
basically with the CIA doing
experimentation on their own men to
discover if they can get rid of our
agents who were going to quit the
department and still had classifying
from
fashion so that utilize different types
of drugs and pain and hypnosis an
electric shock to trying two guys to
forget then we also did experimentations
to using different chemicals to see if
you can induce a person to commit alarm
or inducing to do better to do this
Chrissy I claim didn't carry it through
the documentation we got was actually
that they did that then we came across
the overall project called MKULTRA its
earlier codename was artichoke and that
included 249 sub-projects yeah those
sub-projects range from what I just
described to open their testing in the
United States experimentation on
prisoners experimentation on soldiers
experimentation on college students with
these people know they're being
experimented on and gave their approval
no except for the quote-unquote
volunteer voluntary army soldiers
oh yeah and the volunteer army program
worked as it started in nineteen
fifty-nine and the guys were just told
that they will be doing experimentation
on new weapons right then they get to
Fort Detrick Maryland where the
experimentation was done and find out
that they're going to be doing it on
drugs and chemicals but they were never
told what they would be experimented on
and they just knew that they went crazy
for a couple of days or support and so
on and then years later have similar
things to the guys who have had agent
orange because just one chemical that
was used called Beezie and it's a
hundred times stronger than Alice days
it's a very gross drug because a person
to totally go out of his head for at
least 12 hours sometimes up to three
weeks he doesn't even know where where
he is or who he is
other residual effects to be easy yes
the army at first said that they done
testing to discover it and they said
there weren't any residual tap in any
way
angel was at home sometimes they always
say that right and we did a campaign to
find the soldiers who had been
experimenting on with down approximately
40 in the u.s. all which have been
experiencing experiencing extreme
emotional and physical upset since that
time you know with children with birth
defects the same sort of thing is agent
orange about the army as part of the CIA
experimentations wanted to simulate
chemical biological warfare attacks and
to see what effect it would have on
different Americans how far we could go
in and and so forth but also test to see
how they can use it on other countries
the different kinds of things that they
did without the citizens permission
anytime on any of these tasks or even
knowing about it
no of course not you know what you know
they didn't say they were going to do a
test you know they experimented with the
use of mosquitoes where they just let
tons of mosquitoes government in South
Carolina and just to test how far the
mosquitoes would go because they have
the idea that maybe they use a
particular strain of mosquitoes and say
soviet russia then those guys on immune
to yellow fever because they don't have
your fever there then the Russia could
be infected with an epidemic of yellow
fever whether that our guys were tested
on it not the Russians were tested on we
were tested on what are the types of
things that they drown yeah they dropped
a particular bacterium comment i can't
pronounce it without those are but
whatever and it was used to I'm sure
that most people have heard of it in san
francisco where at least 10 people got
sick from it and one died in fact Edward
need even the third is suing the army
currently because of his father who died
from it now that chemical was also
utilized in florida and it's a bacteria
that causes a new menu type disease you
know respiratory problems and things
like that
so that was tested in san francisco and
in florida then they also used other
chemicals that they're not released what
they are
yes in New York the release did in
subways and tunnels and in turn Pike's
in 1965 in nineteen nineteen fifty-six
in 1966 into different tests then the
major thing that they use after that
with zinc cadmium sulfide which the army
spokesman have again said is harmless
that the only scientific studies that
we've come up with it says it is it
could be very harmful in fact the person
is exposed to is continuously he would
or could it could cause death but it
would definitely cause anyone with
respiratory problems to get educated to
degree that they would even get very
very sick or they can actually die
they've used texas and texas as guinea
pigs for a long time everything is
nothing cadmium sulfide now that was
done and what we've documented in at
least 15 different locations in the US
one of which was in balance in 1961 a
series of 34 different tests were been
off a TV tower but they blew it out to
very large area in the whole test went
from Dallas either way down to clean
texas which is why it's like 60 miles
Austin's been about one of these tests
right the other series of tasks that we
discovered with cadmium sulfide was and
the tail test area was described as from
Corpus Christi at the same Tony Austin
already Houston so we're at area and I
sprayed off jet bombers cadmium sulfide
but by following the coastline and then
it would blow in to the coast and then
they set up samplers to see the
concentration and how far we go in that
was done in 1965 in that area
a year later they did a similar type
test but this time the stimulant use was
23 times of glass beads and soluble
glass beads in court particles and we
inhaled these
yeah those wouldn't be as dangerous as
it came himself I've but I don't think
you want to bring these 23 times and
glass beads so again the thing is not
with these tests we are currently trying
to get Texas senators at least we've
given a submission to to senator Tower
and benson and people to ask them to
please put a ban on any chemical
biological warfare testing without
anyone's permission so what if the city
wants to you know be utilized as a
guinea pig when they have the ability to
decide whether they want it or not it's
just not okay for balance to get sprite
and everyone in this city get that
effect without there without their
permission and so we were trying
currently to get a ban on this
what about the certain types of testing
of strictly racial or ethnic nature
well we discovered that actually what
their faces as ethnic weapons now in the
united states we've been able to
document that Negro men were
experimenting on with LSD and other
hallucinogenics who were either mental
patients or prisoners and the attempt
with that is to discover how different
ethnic groups or races would not be as
immune to something is someone else like
as with soviet russia they don't have
yellow fever so those guys had built up
an immunity to yellow fever yet so if
you use a particular chemical in that
area then say Russians may not have that
immunity and not getting epidemic that's
real quick and then disable the country
immediately that reminds me back in the
old days the good old days when they are
me and all used to give the smallpox
infested infected blankets to the
Indians we haven't really changed much
except we've got a mass-produced basis
and have the ability to spread it
throughout the whole world their
irresponsibility with it is as what is a
terrible thing because the army
apparently felt like some of the guys
are good guys and they really probably
felt that we need to do chemical
biological warfare test to make sure we
don't get attacked
as I'm aware of what she came over and
did a chemical you know spray the
chemical in the United States what would
happen but who was responsible for
telling the army but that chemical was
safe
I mean that is never been in any of the
documentation who is responsible for
saying that easy which is an extremely
dangerous drug could be used on our
soldiers who said it was okay to use
Agent Orange and that it was harmless
you know those guys cannot be found
there not in the documentation you can
find out about the all the tests and
then of course you go to be honest
because the army conducted the test but
who in the army said was ok and that's
what i think is is the saying that must
be found out because those individuals i
think should be prosecuted
it was a criminal it was a criminal
thing and should have been done i want
to close alternative views tonight with
about three quotations want a very quick
one from Henry Kissinger who indicated
the Vietnam War was a mere footnote in
united states history
Richard Nixon said that Vietnam was
America's finest hour and the last quote
is one from a few decades ago
edward r murrow the great CBS newsman
documentary producer was interviewing
dr. Robert Oppenheimer who in very great
degree we could be considered the father
of the American atomic bomb but after
dr. Oppenheimer saw what he had done and
that hideous consequences
he begged the Pentagon and the United
States not to the river floor afraid the
use of the atomic bomb for this he was
denied his security clearance
he was assigned an FBI man who would
tell him and he was the subject of
McCarthyite smear campaigns at the end
of the interview the inner that mo had
with Oppenheimer he said dr. Oppenheimer
do you think it's possible that mankind
can destroy itself with the use of
atomic bombs and Oppenheimer said after
thinking no not quite not quite
but
it would take the greatest act of faith
to think that was left was human
goodnight
right now they're over 35,000 pesticides
loose on the environment most of which
have never been examined by the Food and
Drug Administration themselves and we
have over 500 new chemicals produced
every year on the market chemicals have
a long incubation period that is it may
have disastrous health consequences but
25 or 30 years down the road it's not
like biting on a cyanide capsule you
keep cat capsule you keel over
we're talking about the ingestion of
hazardous substances which have a
long-term cumulative health hazard
I'm suggesting that we need right now
and across-the-board moratorium on the
production of new chemicals i think that
a chemical essentially should be guilty
until it's proven
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Video of drunk pilot in cockpit about to take off ?! - Duration: 1:59.
An Indonesian pilot has been suspended after allegedly showing up for work drunk before trying to fly a plane with 154 passengers onboard.
The problematic flight was scheduled to depart from Surabaya in East Java Province on early Wednesday morning, and was headed to Jakarta.
The pilot was heard rambling in his speech as he greeted passengers before the flight,
causing many of them to worry and some to get off the plane,
before he was replaced by another pilot.
The flight then took off an hour later.
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Was wollen wir trinken ? (English /Serbian trans.) - Duration: 4:53.
What we gonna drink for seven days long? What we gonna drink for such a thirst.
There will be more then enough for everyone! We`re drinking together, Roll the barrel from the inside . We`re drinking together, not alone!
Then we gonna work for a seven days long. Then we gonna come and handshakes
And this is not tiresome! We`re working together seven days long. Yes, working together, not alone!
Now we have to fight, no one knows exactly how long. Yes, for a life without bondage.
There will be no frustrations We hold together, no one fights alone! We`re going together not alone!
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THE F-105 THUNDERCHIEF - WAR DOCUMENTARY - Duration: 52:48.
this schism in 15 g the wild weasel
variant of the thunderchief the last
mutation of a plane that when first
produced was the biggest single engine
single-seat fighter aircraft ever built
the 105 was an awesomely powerful weapon
and in the skies in Vietnam it was to
become known
the designer of the f-105 was Alexander
cat philly chief designer at republic
and no stranger to the concept of big
fighter aircraft for he had been the
designer of the world war two people he
seven Thunderbolt the biggest single
engine fiber of its day which has been
produced in large numbers and had proved
itself a sturdy workhorse not only
intended role as an air superiority or
escort biker
but as a fighter Obama in the technical
support listen
work on advanced projects 63 the series
of design studies that led to the 105
commenced in 1951 at the height of the
Korean War essentially as a privately
funded update of Republic's f-84 the 84
had been developed as a jet Thunderbolt
for the escort and tactical fighter
bomber roles in Korea improved not up to
the escort role in competition with the
mig-15 but had performed well in ground
attack
the 84th straight wings were part of a
very conventional overall design and
indeed the planes latter manifestations
exhibited swept wings more appropriate
to the potential speed of the jet but
with the experience of career together
and the rapid pace of technological
development to compel them the design
team soon realized that they were
setting out to design a completely new
plane
as the team at republic was setting out
on their project their counterparts at
the north american company had just
received US Air Force support for their
f-100 Super Sabre first of the series of
claims known as the century vital to
cover the multiple fighter rolls then
perceived as the air force moved to
supersonic capability
starting life as a reworking of the
successful f-86 sabre the f100 was
originally described as an air
superiority fighter but its letter
variations added firebombing
capabilities with a maximum speed of 860
miles per hour the Hun was the USA its
first supersonic fighter and
particularly in a tactical support role
was to prove valuable in Vietnam
the next plane was the mcdonald f-101
voodoo designed as a penetration fighter
and this Court fighter the rapidity of
development in aviation can be judged by
the fact that you ordered only 12 months
later than the 100 the 101 had a top
speed of 1,100 miles per hour
again the plane developed technical
capability and it's later models and it
was used extensively in Vietnam most
notably in photo reconnaissance
third of the century fighters was the
f-102 Delta Dagger from general dynamics
and all-weather interceptor convinced in
1950 capable of 820 miles per hour
it proved only a moderate success but
was naturally to develop to become the
f-106 which had a top speed of 1,500
miles around the Lockheed Starfighter
the f-104 ordered in March 1953 sort
flight performance at all costs as an
air superiority fighter basically am and
missile the 1,400 miles per hour 104 had
a chicken career but has demonstrated
amazing longevity as a tactical strike
and reconnaissance aircraft
at republic cat bellies team working on
advanced project 63 after a program that
ran 2 108 configurations had emerged
with a design for a single-engine
single-seat tactical fighter Obama with
the capacity to carry nuclear weapons in
an internal bomb babe
has given Air Force approval in
September 1952 originally with the
intention of mass production but in the
end only two were built
the 105 rounding out the century
fighters was the first purpose-designed
tactical strike aircraft ordered for the
united states air force the perception
of need for such a plane derived from a
combination of Korean battlefield
experience geo politics and interest
service competition between the
strategic and tactical air command of
the USAF attack the 105 in addition to
opening out the parameters of their
conventional roll brought with it the
capability to carry nuclear weapons over
a long range with a corresponding rise
in their prestige to rival that of the
Strategic Command
the Tactical Air Command support of the
105 was to prove vital to the project as
the plane went through its difficult
early years virtually all the technology
and engineering of aircraft were being
revolutionized at once in response to
the myriad physical challenges inherent
in the transition to the age of
supersonic flight and the f-105 was to
have plenty of developmental problems in
the years ahead but what made the huge
fighter so special was its large
internal capacity the atom bombs more
reminiscent of drums than weapons gave
it a potency far beyond any competitor
for the f-105 a significant
breakthroughs in understanding the
effects of transonic drag together with
some inherent deficiencies have already
seen the design superseded it first flew
over three years after the USAF go ahead
and buy then its internal systems had
changed beyond recognition
also by then manufacture of its
replacement was underway the third if
105 was the first of the beam model we
see it here on the twenty-sixth of May
1956 as a taxis to its takeoff point for
its first flight
this was the first 15 to have a power
plant big enough to match its size and
major external changes had also been
incorporated chief among which was the
area ruling which had rescued the f-102
from its drag and turbulence problem
this has replaced the straight lines of
the a model with a slim hip over the
wing a massive for pickled airbrake now
dominated the previously clean lines of
the engine exhaust and there had also
been changes made to the air intakes
giving the funding cheap its
characteristic nostril
Elijah tail area had increased stability
these and other changes resulted in the
play
capacity to double the speed of sound
perhaps symbolically this first flight
was to be beset by almost fatal problems
it was intended that the flight be short
little more than a quick circuit but
when it came time to lower the wheels
there was no response from the nose
wheel raising and lowering the wheels
had no effect the nosewheel would not
budge
rather than abandon the plane it was
decided to attempt the wheels are
planting and so the test pilot set the
Machine down on a long dangerous slide
across the salt
eventually the plane came to a halt and
emergency crews converged on the site in
the slowly clearing dust the crash was
more than an intense embarrassment for a
project that was already being
scrutinized as excessively expensive and
troubled by technical problems however
it was still possible to argue that the
problems were being solved in ways that
consistently improved the overall
capability of the plane and that even as
simply a test program the 105 was
revolutionising the understanding not
only of the science of aviation but the
potentiality of tactical aircraft
the cause of the crash was soon
identified in the new air intake
controls which have high thrust settings
were jamming the wheel in position a
very simple thing to correct one other
thing that the crash demonstrated was
something that those who flew the
founder chief in action came to know and
approve of its toughness
the plane was lifted the undercarriage
was lowered and the prototype was towed
away to be mended
rebuilt the plane rejoined the test
program has work progressed on tying
together all the systems and ironing out
the bugs in the components the engineers
were dealing with concepts and forces
they could only barely control and
overcoming the snags as they appeared
it's difficult to think of any other way
that these problems theoretical and
practical could have been kept up with
in the intense scramble of technical
development in being the first plane
capable of both air-to-air fighting and
air-to-ground semi-automatic weapons
delivery the plane relied on 80 onyx
packages far in advance of anything
previously attempted among these
advanced facilities were radar models
for air search contour mapping
terrain-following an automatic tracking
of air and ground targets even in blind
conditions throughout its life the 105
was almost constantly receive new and
updated facilities but even from the
first this was a plane that was far
ahead of its time
the rebuilt plane was allocated to
conduct the spin testing program and a
spin recovery parachute was installed on
the tail of the plane
this requires removing a panel to afford
room for the shoot and removing the air
brake so that if needed the shoot would
be unimpeded
trials on the shoots demonstrated that
it works satisfactorily
the aim of spin testing is to ensure
that the plane can be recovered from a
spin to normal flight but once control
has been lost it can be regained of
course the first thing to do in such a
test is to lose control of the aircraft
deliberately then the test pilot six
there while his plane plummets through
the air for a specified duration and
then he attempts recovery
this is not work for the faint-hearted
the emergency spin recovery parachute
was not needed as the planes proved to
have a natural tendency to level out
after each revolution and the pilots
were able to resume control fairly
easily
however the airframe still had to be
tested and so the trials went on
37 times the pilots let go and watch the
horizon slide away sickeningly as the
plane commenced its fall
if you look carefully here you'll see a
pillar of flame leaped from the tail of
the plane as the engine stalls
though the flight tests proceeded well
the technical problems persisted with
the angel and the avionics still
unreliable the uncertainty of
performance was matched by a wider
uncertainty about the future of the
plane the original expectation of large
production had been amended 237 then
cancelled altogether in December 1953
reinstated order in February 1954 was
415 aircraft that by September this had
been cut back to three in October it was
back to six parallel to this state of
flux the operational requirements for
the new fighter had already been
repeatedly amended before being first
published in December 1954 and by april
nineteen fifty-five had been changed
three more times the men conducting the
test series went on with their work
while uncertainty continue to shroud the
future of the project
the 105 is already considerable range
had been augmented by the addition of
external fuel tanks and these two had to
be tested to establish the effect they
have on the plane as well as to test the
tanks themselves
throughout 1957 the testing went armed
with the test aircraft blogging many
hours over the desert as the plane will
slowly sorted out through multiple
modifications the pre-service
evaluations due for completion in
November 1959 or to eventually go on
until March 1960
one of the specifications added in 1954
was that the f-105 should be capable of
in-flight refuelling another recent
innovation already being widely used
with an airplane like the f-105 this was
a tricky proposition for the fighter
pilot to slow down to the same speed as
the tanker left him with insufficient
airflow over the wings to maintain lift
the top speed of the tanker and the
lowest speed of the 105 very close and
as you see the fire becomes very hard to
maneuver especially in the turbulence of
the larger plane and often stalls
entirely attempt to alleviate the
problem by adding Jets to the tankers as
here will be 29 didn't help all that
much all supersonic fighters had trouble
until jet tankers raised the speed of
refueling to save a level
ok
the tests confirmed the difficulty for
the pilot of the fighter and although
successful couples were made the system
remained largely impractical not due to
any failure of the f-105 but because of
the inadequacies of the tankers having
the drug trail from the wingtip rather
than from the tail of the plane removed
the operation from the worst of the
larger planes turbulence and facilitated
matters somewhat but the tendency to
store remain
the equipment in use the long drug hose
did not help to make things any easier
the Air Force fighter pilots had been
disappointed to hear that their new
mount was in fact a rather large former
and christened the plane in advance
rather disparagingly as the lead sled
under thought playing
now they got their hands on it for the
first time and immediately changed their
minds the nickname stuck and third in
particular came to mean if 105
but no longer in any derogatory sense
the big plan was to be universally
popular with all those who fluid
not only did it handle and perform as a
fighter but it packed the combination of
punches that was truly awesome
fully lined a 105 could carry 14,000
the 30 wide range of external
tours including all normal bombs rockets
rockets
cannonball
electronic countermeasures in the
surface missiles and Sidewinder
air-to-air missiles
but almost as the reason for its
existence the funder chief also had a
bomb learn
to minimize supersonic drag the bomb-bay
doors retracted neatly in the fire
to control the injection of the bomb
both for accuracy's sake until ensure
the bomb was clear of the aircraft it
was pushed down with a pneumatic rag the
rack was strong enough to be used as a
jack to load the baby there was no bomb
trolley available in wartime operations
however the fans carry very few bombs
internally
most of the time the bombay was occupied
by a further reserve fuel
on the outer wing it was provision for
two stores pilots to be fitted these
could be used to carry weaponry and fool
in any desired combination or removed to
allow the attachment of specialized
delivery rx4 other armaments like this
installation for the side whiner
the standard built-in armament of all
thunderchief variance was a general
electric m60 120-millimeter multi-barrel
gun this gun fires of 6,000 rounds per
minute and could fire off the entire
1029 shells have carried enlist in a
living second
Air Force deliveries continued with the
330 fifth Tactical Air Squadron becoming
the first fully equipped with the new
fighter and celebrating by setting a
world's record
in 1961 first overseas bases in germany
far away from Europe the summer of
nineteen sixty-four so the thoughts go
into action for the first time soon they
were sporting new camouflage as they
were deployed in larger numbers two
bases in Thailand and south vietnam from
those bases they launched the campaigns
but with a write their name in history
for the f-105 Vietnam was the right
place at the right time even during
their service life up to that time there
had been continued problems with
reliability and as recently as 1962 they
had all been grounded tho those problems
had been ironed out the plague of minor
defects and a series of accidents had
continued almost up to their first
Vietnamese missions with the thoughts in
Vietnam War
in a completely different reputation as
a reliable
they also under fearsome reputation as
weapons the importance of the
thunderchief in Vietnam can be simply
indicated during the first five years of
their involvement there they flew an
amazing 75% with all usafa technicians
if the sky is a Vietnam War full of
bones it was because that's put them
there
from match 1965 increasing numbers of
airstrikes were made on North Vietnam
predominantly directed at communications
targets the reins relied almost entirely
on the f-105 the planes would give
themselves into the air with their loads
of bombers and hit for a rendezvous with
the tank near the North Vietnam border
with the level of external stores they
were carrying and the way that
increasingly they had to fly flat out
all the way across Vietnam rather than
cruising to and from the target their
range had been kept considerably and
even with full tanks the journeys didn't
leave much to spare
then they flew on into hostile airspace
at the beginning of the war the North
Vietnamese had only limited air defenses
and the earliest raids were relatively
quiet
soon however supplies of anti-aircraft
artillery the surface-to-air missiles
and make fighters began to multiply and
the raids were flown into the teeth of
the most intense air defense system ever
tested in warfare
the funds pounded the enemy bridges and
roads truck parks and military bases and
the Vietnamese brought back a play with
very formidable weapons
while the loss ratio on individual raids
could not be considered critical a
process of slow efficient that was to
have their number had begun the
technologies only 833 were built and
nearly 400 with him in here
give me
production of the 105 had been completed
in December 1964 only 78 of the be model
had been built the majority 610 have
been f-105 DS
the d have acquired an extended nose in
accommodating updated all-weather
navigation systems and that's was
externally mac and lead to similar to
the be the other 143 with the twin seat
metamodel it always been expected that
there would be a 20 version of the plan
but to earlier twinsies proposals had
been dropped the f's were to provide the
stock for the later development of the
last 105 the g the wild weasel the
workhorse of the bombing raids was the
Dean the single seaters are bounded on
the bases with a work of war went on 24
hours a day
the end of each mission the returning
pilot would confer with his crew chief
about the performance of the plane and
handed over to him for service
the service record of the 105 in Vietnam
was excellent
on any given day over ninety percent of
the funds were ready for work
this figure was higher than the overall
average within the USAF and considering
the complexity workload and relative
scarcity of the big planes it's all the
more outstanding to keep them in the air
facilities for total maintenance of the
planes were built at the bases they flew
the emissions from and specialist teams
were constantly available to fly into
handle specific problems
teams of ground crew at the bases
carried out the normal turnaround
routines like refueling filling the
water tank in the tail for the
afterburner reeling the plane and the
other servicing required between
missions quickly and efficiently
ok
ok
ok
the body of the plane was a patchwork of
hatches allowing access to the equipment
inside the big fuselage had very little
spare room inside it but the layout was
good enough to ensure that servicing was
relatively straightforward
the bases were a far cry from the modern
improvisation of the Second World War
thunderchief packed on tech Lee's acres
of hardstand could be serviced with
relative ease the wing point
combinations for the next mission was
selected and affected and the plane
armed in a smooth and practice routine
a large part of the bombs dropped on
Vietnam
IM bombs of Second World War vintage
sadly they were of a design philosophy
and era that should have been long gone
however modern smart bombs were not to
really arrived in vietnam until the
f-111 is used them in the last phases of
the conflict so the one of five missions
were often flown to deliver hardware
that was uncontrolled in-flight often
unstable in trajectory and sometimes and
reliability thick
with these bombs the funds hammered the
north and in most instances destroyed
their allocated targets
right through the night the bases were a
hive of activity at the work of
repairing servicing and arming the
planes with on
another factor that makes the ninety
percent availability of the that's even
more impressive with the topless
they kept coming back permissions with
major mental damage to repair that
sustained strikes from sams as well as
triple-a and make cannons and survive
this one has actually been hit by a
sidewind on the side
each morning the one-man Air Force's
waited ready
it with the first of the rolling founder
series of strikes the inclusion of the
reference to thunder is fitting as
throughout its three years rolling
thunder was to be the almost exclusive
province of the theology the full
extension of the air war into the north
and three purposes first to reduce the
infiltration of the South second to give
pause to the communist leadership in
Hanoi and thirdly to bolster the morale
of the southern leadership and the
people of South Vietnam
as the name implies the strikes rolled
forward into the law targets being
progressing further and further over the
border and the thunder was real
the damage to the north bridges and
railways and roads exactly the great
customer Communists and had their war if
it considerably
however though at times apparently
shaken the hand away leadership did not
break the thuds fluid on their deadly
missions and the Vietnamese tried with
everything the Russians and Chinese
could give them to mark them from this
guy
North Vietnam was not an ideal target
for sustained bombing campaign
there was very little industrial
infrastructure to damage and almost no
war production the country had an
agrarian society predominantly rural and
dispersed the few major targets in terms
of docs and storage within the exclusion
zones around Hanoi and Haiphong all the
two major cities for political reasons
these areas were not bombed for most of
the war as the u.s. consistently tried
to negotiate an end to the fighting in
the south
pilots learned their own ways of coping
with the streams of Sam's that rose of
them splitting and diving to confuse and
evade the missiles
I can make it down
magic
okay baby
in angles with the MiGs the 105 is came
off well they had such reserve of power
that if a meek managed to get in
position to fire they could in most
cases simply accelerate away from them
further the thoughts were capable of
turning the tables on their attackers
and really mixing it 28 makes
Seventeen's were downed by 105
the bombs continue to rain down on
Vietnam
supporting the bombing was an
electronics and communications network
of unprecedented technical
sophistication operations controllers
directed a huge later buried craft in
the air at every level from artillery
spotter planes to be 50 tues they
dispatched rescue operations for downed
pilots and coordinated the activities of
tankers bombers and fighters
off the coast of North Vietnam and
around the big I plants act with
sensitive radar and alert for the
slightest activity from the least
cuadros
the appearance of the meat was monitored
and the information relayed to the
fighters in the area the constant
observation coupled with the air
superiority of the Phantom's and thunder
cheese
ensure that the large periods of the war
I'm gonna stay for state on the ground
automatically accepting that they could
not compete
the controllers and their equipments
directing the airstrikes for themselves
out of a chain of command with stretched
back from Vietnam to the Pacific
headquarters in hawaii all the way to
Washington where the targets were
identified
at the very end of the chain with the
feds setting off daily with them
I got you
thousands and thousands of sorties
succeeded one another with the f-105
carrying most of the load whether or not
one questions the strategic effect of
the program it is impossible to not
acknowledge the burden that the Chiefs
carried and the effectiveness with which
they pursued their assignments
in june nineteen sixty-seven the first
of the things to do so reached the
halfway point in the theoretical 4,000
fatigue lifetime to be followed soon by
others the most critical fatigue concern
was the strains upon the engines the
missions that the funds were flying her
hand like anything originally envisioned
they were regularly running a cool power
without the burner for extended periods
of time the stress on the power plant
was enormous the hot sections of the
huge j75 engine were particularly
vulnerable to this type of treatment
already there have been some shortages
of Spears as a safeguard the normal
engine life between changes was reduced
from 202 125 hours and teams of
mechanics worked on overhauling the
engines testing them and reinstalling
them on the plains
my oldest 1968 the 388 squadron was
flying a funder chief with 3,000 hours
under its belt having gone out on five
hundred missions received black damage
on several occasions and have been
involved in a media collision earlier in
the year by october three more than
passed the mark
they were growing old fast
an earlier suggestion to reopen the
lines and build more 105 had been
considered then dropped there was a
replacement for much of their work
already available in the Phantom and
construction was proceeding a pace on
their successor a design that have been
much influenced by the story of the
flood which reflected many of the
lessons learned in its combat life the
f-111
for the time being the thoughts remained
indispensable and they will constantly
tended to maintain their status and
belong there
that's remained in Vietnam to the egg
not only the two-seater Sam suppressing
wild weasels but also the diesel there
with the bombs
report and electronic countermeasure
systems
the thugs were still work horses right
into the devastating linebacker Winans
to operations that finally bought the
moth to a negotiating position that
allows
the US withdrawal from the conflict
they're bombing had sustained the air
war against North Vietnam there was no
other plane at the time that could have
done the job
the bombing was fiercely pressed home
and the result
devastating particularly when they were
directed against the specific industrial
target as here on this track maintenance
differ
the Ho Chi Minh Trail
activity during the bombing calls trucks
amount of the bumper illustrating two
points the wily result of the Vietnamese
in pursuit of their aims and the
effectiveness of the bombing
with God's about the tracks were far
more circumspect
the pilots tour of duty was 100 missions
and the third saw hundreds of pilots
through their tour and home again they
were men who are undoubtedly universally
glad to be out of the war glad to have
done their job and survived
however many of them were to miss their
big machines and the sensation of
howling through the air in a huge metal
monster at twice the speed of sound
Captain John pierotti began growing his
moustache when he first arrived in
vietnam in 1967 when he finished his
hundred mission the mustache was 12 and
a quarter inches long on his 55th
mission is that was hit by artillery
over the pole Duma bridge near hanoi
during a bombing run his stories typical
not only did he hit the bridge and bring
down a span of the damage that brought
him home to finish his tour
some of the wild weasel and other
specialists plane state with the USAF
after Vietnam but the one-fives were
progressively phased out and retired
they're not too many of them about and
they faded rather quickly from use the
last reserve flight of an f 105 was on
the twenty-fifth of May nineteen
eighty-three exactly 25 years after the
accident on the first likely in 105 be
many pilots sat in the seat of an it 105
and went through the startup process
many of their lives to them most of them
considered they're playing the best in
the inventory the big fighter grew from
its problem child hood and the
parameters of one aircraft could be
asked to do with it in an era of
multiple transitions it is an astounding
achievement that so much was got right
so well in one package there were never
very many of them and their reputation
is perhaps not widespread but if the
words great plane can be ascribed to any
plan then they can certainly be ascribed
to the f-105 thunderchief the thought
ok
and
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What on God's green earth was that NSRI on the lookout after 'UFO' spotted off Jeffreys Bay - Duration: 2:38.
What on God�s green earth was that?
NSRI on the lookout after 'UFO' spotted off Jeffreys Bay.
by Staff Writer.
A mysterious green unidentified flying object had rescue officials on alert in Jeffreys
Bay on Monday night.
National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI) spokesman Craig Lambinon said the institute�s Port
Elizabeth station was asked by Air Traffic Control to investigate the sighting of �an
unidentified flying object� at about 9.30pm.
�A Boeing 737 cargo aircraft captain and co-pilot� flying from Cape Town International
Airport to Port Elizabeth International Airport� reported seeing what appeared to be a green
object increasing in altitude past the cockpit of their aeroplane reaching to about 1000
feet into clouds above them and then returning towards earth at high speed past the cockpit
of the aeroplane�� he said.
The sighting was reported to Air Traffic Control in Port Elizabeth� where officials asked
the NSRI to investigate the possibility that an aircraft or craft in difficulty.
The incident occurred about 10 nautical miles off-shore of Jeffreys Bay and about 1 000m
in the sky.
Officials soon dismissed initial suggestions that it was a 300m green parachute flare as
these flares cannot reach that height.
�NSRI Jeffreys Bay were alerted and although the matter was monitored throughout the night
the green object has not been seen since and there are no reports of anyone� or craft
or aircraft overdue or missing�� Lambinon said.
�No further reports of sightings have been received and the incident remains a mystery.�
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The Six Most-Overpaid Actors of 2016 | Splash News TV - Duration: 1:58.
Johnny Depp is the most overpaid actor for 2016, this according to the new numbers.
Yep, unfortunately for the a-lister, he only brought in a return of $2.80 for every 1 dollar
he was paid… and if you know your history, this marks the second year in a row Johnny
has taken the top spot.
Guess that's not a title he wishes he had.
Will Smith comes in at the second spot for the year, bringing a return of 5 dollars for
the studio for every 1 dollar he was paid.
His film, Suicide Squad, didn't fare too well at the box office, which is the top reason
for his placement.
In 2015 he was ranked 5th most overpaid.
Coming in the third spot is Channing Tatum.
The star only brings a return of 6 dollars for every 1 dollar he was paid.
His placement on the list basically comes from Jupiter Ascending which was a flop all
around.
We think he'll have better luck next year.
Will Ferrell only generates $6.50 for every 1 dollar he's paid, and that's why he's
the fourth most overpaid actor of 2016.
Luckily he's a lovable guy and makes everybody laugh, so he's probably laughing all the
way to the bank.
George Clooney – everybody's favorite star – only made $6.70 for 1 dollar he was
paid, largely because of the flop of Tomorrowland; a film that cost about 190 million dollars
to produce.
Of course, Hail Caeser and Money Monster struggled at the box office as well… so it wasn't
a year of hits for the star.
Adam Sandler rounds out the top six most overpaid actors, bringing in $7.60 for 1 dollar he
was paid.
Unfortunately for him, he's been on the list for many, many years… but the joke's
on us – because he continues to make money.
Rounding out the top 10 were Mark Wahlberg, Leonardo DiCaprio, Julia Roberts, and Bradley
Cooper.
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اهزم برد ٢٠١٧ مع احدث طريقة للتصرف اذا تلفت مدفأتك، how to act 2017 if your heat device was gone !! - Duration: 1:35.
Good evening every body
you now in the winter together us
happy new year twenty seventeen upcoming and wish God to make it happy year to all the humans and they get blessed and become better amen
sure in the winter and the season beginning AAAaaa we become having old heaters parked and you might find out that the device of heating is broken
maybe you find out it's broken as it happened to me
i'm not going to show it to you
i will show you something that i've made
i had some old iron and i can get electronics and thought that i will make any thing temporarry to take me cross the very cold nights
and what i've done is i took the iron heating coil and made a base for it and some fan as you can see
and this was sitting just like that and every thing should've been fine but it turned to become worse and dammaged
come to see the another result that i made by luck :D
after i took mom's iron and saw the light :) come to here i brought this iron
and i make it sit here and i took the air pad that useless in the cold times and HHHHH as you can see
the iron is ticking and it's working by the max power '6
and i'm warm and all is fine , R U HAPPy ?huh ? me too
you had Mohamed habib from Egypt from Hibodjj channel
you've honered me and made me light
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CHEAP
PRESIDENT ELECT DONALD TRUMP'S
VISIT
TO MOBILE COST NEARLY 80
THOUSAND
DOLLARS.
AND YOU FOOTED MOST OF THE BILL
... NEWS
FIVE'S ALLEN CARTER BREAKS DOWN
THE
NUMBERS AND HAS REACTION FROM
LOCALS.
THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE CAME FROM
ACROSS
THE REGION FOR THE DONALD TRUMP
ENCORE.
THE PRESIDENT ELECT COMING BACK
TO
MOBILE EARLIER THIS MONTH -- THE
CONCLUSION OF HIS THANK YOU
TOUR.
NATS:
FRIDAY OFFICIALS RELEASING HOW
MUCH
THAT THANK YOU WOULD COST CITY
TAX
PAYERS.
THE ENTIRE EVENT BILLED OUT TO
JUST
OVER 78-THOUSAND DOLLARS. BUT
MOBILE IS PAYING ABOUT
THREE-FOURTHS
OF THE COSTS -- NEARLY
60-THOUSAND
DOLLARS MAINLY FOR POLICE AND
FIRE
OVERTIME.
TRUMP HIMSELF FOOTED 14-THOUSAND
DOLLARS FOR SHUTTLE
TRANSPORTATION TO
AND FROM LADD PEBBLES STADIUM.
AND MAYOR SANDY STIMPSON SAYS
HE'LL
REIMBURSE THE CITY 5-THOUSAND
DOLLARS
IN OPERATIONAL COSTS.
THE MAYOR WAS AVAILABLE FOR
COMMENT FRIDAY -- BUT IN THE
PAST SAID THE EVENT WAS BIGGER
THAN ONE DAY.
December 17 / SANDY STIMPSON /
MAYOR OF
MOBILE : but people are coming
here today knowing
that mobile had something to do
with president trump's
success and they also recognize
that mobile has a
golden opportunity to build upon
that success with the
administration.
BUT TAX PAYERS WHO'LL BE PAYING
THAT
60-THOUSAND DOLLAR BILL --
AREN'T SO SURE
ABOUT THE INVESTMENT.
Kimberly Reed / EXPENSE NOT
WORTH IT : not after
he has already won. For him to
come back again? no.
Wes Hart / THINKS TRUMP SHOULD
PAY:
why should we pay 58- thousand
dollars for him to come speak?
He's rich he should have paid
for it.
INFACT EVERY SINGLE PERSON ON
THE
STREET WE TRIED TO TALK TO ABOUT
SAID
THE COST WAS NOT WORTH IT.
Tondarious Rothchild / MOBILE: I
don't really see
the point with spending money
for trump to come
down here, like okay we know
he's president or
whatever but what's the point
EVEN FROM PEOPLE OPEN IN THEIR
SUPPORT FOR DONALD TRUMP.
Miles Nelson / TRUMP SUPPORTER:
there is so
much more in mobile that
60-thousand dollars could have
been used for then to pay for
extra security for an
hour and a half rally. It's
worth it to always pay police
for safety, for the safety of
others. I support police I
am glad they are out here
keeping everybody safe but
50-60 thousand dollars for a
couple of hours speech
absolutley not.
ONE CITY COUNCILMAN ON THE OTHER
HAND
SAYS THE MAYOR'S PLAN HAS HIS
FULL
SUPPORT.
JOHN WILLIAMS SAYING 60-THOUSAND
IS A
SMALL PRICE TO PAY TO HAVE THE
PRESIDENT
BE A FRIEND TO MOBILE ALABAMA.
REPORTING IN MOBILE ALLEN CARTER
NEWS FIVE.
AND THAT LEADS US TO TONIGHT'S
10 O CLOCK
FACEBOOK QUESTION..
WHAT ARE YOUR THOUGHTS ON THE
SPENDING? DO YOU THINK IT'S
WORTH THE COST OR NOT?
FIND THIS POST ON OUR W-K-R-G
FACEBOOK FANPAGE AND LEAVE A
COMMENT... I MAY READ YOURS
LATER IN THE NEWSCAST.
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Kingston and Southend Pier - Duration: 7:46.
Hello guys!
So I just came back from Kingston.
Sorry that I look like a scarecrow.
It's so windy outside right now.
It was still quite crowded that's why I was not able to show much around.
But it's so much better than Central London these days.
It's Christmas Eve tomorrow so everyone is doing like last minute Christmas shopping.
But I have to say Christmas market in Kingston
is so much nicer than the ones I went on South Bank.
So if you are coming to London
and you want to do shopping, and you want to see Christmas markets
and as well if you are going to Hampton Court Palace
and you want to do that
to be everything in local area
I definitely recommend Kingston
because it's beautiful, you can go for shopping
and Hampton Court Palace is just
I don't know, maybe 5-10 minutes drive away.
Hello everyone!
So I was thinking to do some
Christmas period filming
about my everyday life and just a little bit of going around places.
But I've been working all Christmas
I didn't really do much
filming
because it was very busy and I had no energy for that.
But today I decided to go to Southend and let me show you what is it all about.
So at the moment I'm just going down to the seafront.
and I'm going on the pier.
And that's actually quite an interesting one
because it's the longest leisure pier in the world.
It's 2 km and 140 m from the shore to the sea.
So it's really nice and usually very quite.
even on nice warm summer days.
And there's even a train going back and forth.
So I'm planning... I'll see if the train goes today
I might take the train one way and walk the other way.
But usually I just walk all the way.
So let's go!
Do you know how unprepared I am?
I knew that they take only cash.
To get on the pier you have to pay.
I knew that they take only cash, no credit cards accepted.
And I had only £2 on me.
So I'm not taking the train because I didn't have enough money.
I usually love coming here in summer.
I used to come here more often when I used to live in East London.
because it was very close for me.
But now it takes over 2 hours to get here.
So it's kind of my place when I'm feeling a little upset,
and I want to
kind of just to do some thinking
and get a different perspective on things.
By the way it's freaking cold right now.
That's why I'm wearing a hood and gloves and I'm still freezing.
To be honest, all this fog is getting under every single layer,
under the skin and all the way to the bones.
Anyways, I'm just hoping that weather is going to get better tomorrow.
because tomorrow is New Years Eve
and I'm going to watch fireworks.
And to be honest, fog is also the same in London.
Fingers crossed it's going to get better today *I meant tomorrow*
So now I'm going to see if I can get a cup of tea because I'm seriously freezing guys now.
See you guys!
All right! So I got my tea.
It's such a lovely place.
Especially if you're coming here in summer
and you can sit outside.
They have lovely teas and other drinks and some nice pastries.
So it's really really lovely place.
I didn't expect that many people here today considering the weather.
It's really cold and it's really really foggy as you've seen.
And I'm heading now back.
Walking all the way back.
I don't know how long I'm going to stay warm.
All right! So I am heading back.
I still have around 2 km walk.
I'm still on the pier as you can see.
And that's it for today.
I hope you had a great time this year.
And if you are going to watch fireworks or do any other celebrations for New Year,
I hope you are going to have a great time.
And I would like to wish you all Happy New Year
as this is my last video for 2016.
And if you like this video, please click thumbs up,
leave a comment bellow, share it.
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And I will see you in 2017. Bye guys!
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