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It cruised at just 185 mph - and still took the war to Germany first
Before the Lancaster became legend and before the night sky burned with firestorms, there was the Armstrong Whitworth Whitley — slow, awkward, and already outdated when the war began. It flew the ...
An immersive account of how the inhabitants of a liberal city – including the author’s father – survived fascism ...
Abstract: A structure of low-altitude airspace for efficient unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) traffic management is defined in this standard. The standard elaborates the structural low altitude based on ...
In the fourth of ten programmes exploring the origins and tracing the history of the Middle East conflict, presenter Jonny Dymond is joined by Gudrun Kraemer, Professor of Islamic Studies at the Free ...
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When Germany invaded Poland, the outcome seemed grim—but the final blow came from the east. On September 17, 1939, Soviet forces crossed the border under the terms of a secret agreement with Nazi ...
How about a very old classic? “God Bless America” was written by Irving Berlin during the first War War, around 1918. He would later revise the song as the world began to delve into World War II, ...
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