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    were forced to liquidate it. The United States government and Lockheed began working together during World War II. They developed the P-38 Lightning which was a fighter aircraft. Advanced Development Projects was a division that Lockheed created in secret. This division is responsible for creating the first jet-powered fighter for the U.S. It was called the P-80 Shooting Star. The aircraft was introduced to service in 1945. Advanced Development Projects would later be retitled as Skunk Works

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    A Government Conspiracy To most a fairy tale, to some an interesting topic of discussion, however, to a small population, 5 % to be exact, Government conspiracy does exist. How, you might ask, do I intend to prove that indeed government conspiracy is real? I do not intend to prove it. In fact I only intend to inform you of its ever growing ploy of world domination, capitalism and control and open your mind to the idea that government conspiracy is out there. Throughout history as it is known

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    Product Analysis Military Fighter Jets The Israeli Air Force started operating during 1948's war of independence by a small group of people with a few aircrafts; it was standardized as a superior air force in early 1950's in relation to its administration of operations and efficiency. The inclusion of American and British aircrafts, timely up gradations, emphasis on technology and strategic alliances made Israeli air force a force to reckon with. This superiority achieved by the Israeli Air Force

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    Why Does Area 51 Exist

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    Introduction Over the years, Area 51 has developed a very mysterious reputation and it is confirmed that Area 51 is in fact real because President Obama actually acknowledged it in one of his speeches, but nobody knows what for sure goes on inside the compound because the CIA is very secretive with all of its experiments, location, and how they keep all the different theories remaining a mystery. In this paper you will find some information about how Area 51 does exist, and learn about some of its

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    Military Interview Essay

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    “Somehow, once I got into the aeroplane, and I could feel the vibrations coming through, I felt part and parcel of it - I felt at one with my spitfire; we were partners. At the end of quite a busy day, coming back down to Biggin in the early dusk and seeing the smoke haze spread out before you, you felt a peace come over you; an unknown presence, as if there was somebody with you looking after you.” Geoffrey Wellum, during an interview with BBC Radio 2 The pilots who operated the airplanes during

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    Battle Of Britain

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    The Battle of Britain was an extremely important piece of history that was almost completely exclusive to air battles between the Royal Air Force and the German Luftwaffe. Luckily for Great Britain, its air defense system was one of the most effective of its time. Luckily for Germany, the Luftwaffe contained numbers that were far superior to Great Britain's, in terms of men and also the amount of planes used in battle and in bombings. The Battle of Britain was also the first big battle to use radar

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    I aspire to begin my career so I think it is important for me to reflect on how engineering plays into this industry. It may come to no surprise that there are very few companies capable of designing, engineering, manufacturing, and distributing fighter aircraft to the world. This technology is sold to high ranking and important customers such as the Army, Airforce, the Navy, and national governments of other countries. This being said, engineering is a key aspect of the company being able to create

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    Where are the Black Cockpits? The United States roughly accommodates 4.5 percent of the world’s total population. Out of the 316.1 million people that live in the United States around 14.2 percent (44.9 million) of these people are deemed black or African-American. The United States has less than 1 percent (less than 3.16 million) of its total population in the military currently. In the United States Air Force there are 312,453 active duty military personnel with 14 percent (43,743) being black

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    was reading through the crucible stories from Warren Bennis and Robert Thomas’s article, I felt somewhat foolish calling my story a crucible. I simply had to lead a group of my peers along with a class of 13 young officers, striving to be future fighter pilots. Was that really a crucible story? As I referenced the article again, I read this sentence, “A crucible is, by definition, a transformative experience through which an individual comes to new or altered sense of identity .” Upon reflection

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    idea to use the B-17 bombers to bomb out the factories that were built throughout Germany. By doing this the nazis became weaker, and it handed the allies a chance to start attacking germany on all sides. After Hitler went down in defeat, Japan sent fighter-bombers over to Hawaii and bombed them out. United States started to produce B-29s with researching the atomic bomb. The B-29s didn’t get produced that much but they did end the war. Near the end America finished researching the atomic bomb, and they

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