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Welcome back, Our Dalnim 🌑💙
Another huge thanks to Dan Gilmore for sitting down and letting us interview him!
In part two of Dan's article we go over what he's doing now with his business @dancywood, and into more detail of his experience parting with the DOD.
https://wpconnects.com/dan-gilmore-part-two/
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Attack on a Modern Day Destroyer Air and Naval forces team up to test weapons with a live fire Attack on a Modern Day Destroyer. Operation Trident Fury is a gathering of powerful Air and Naval forces for a live fire exercise off the Pacific coast. Weapons systems and settings are pushed to the lim
U.S. Marines conduct Joint Air Assault Training with Rangers U.S. Marines with 1st Battalion, 8th Marine Regiment, 2d Marine Division and U.S. Army Rangers with 1st Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment conduct integrated training during Multilateral Airborne Training 02-20 at Seymour Johnson Air For
Challenger 2 The FV4034 Challenger 2, also known as CR2, is a British third generation main battle tank, developed by Vickers Defense Systems in 1986, now BAE Systems Land & Armaments. The design of the tank is a further development of the Challenger 1 tank, a groundbreaking design with the vast maj
Tank Destroyers A variant of a talk given at Flying Heritage Collection, the sequel to "Myths of American Armor." In it, I go over the thought process behind the development of the tank destroyers, and some of the vehicles they created in the search of the correct equipment with which to equip them.
Queen Elizabeth has Two islands Many have wondered why HMS Queen Elizabeth has two ‘islands’. Here we consider why she is the first aircraft carrier in the world to adopt this unique arrangement and the benefits it brings. Credit to : Military TV