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An unmarked Mercedes Sprinter Mobile Command Center assisting with security for an Ohio State University Football game. I believe this is an FBI unit built by Frontline Communications.
Still in progress as I post this...
A link to the story:
www.azfamily.com/2025/01/25/search-inmate-who-escaped-tuc...
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UPDATE!!!
Just found out that the guy WAS in our park, spotted early this morning by a neighbor who called 911. Said he walked down the street then jumped into the wash and headed East.
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You may not know this but about a mile from our house (as the crow flies) there is the United States Penitentiary - Tucson, the Arizona State Prison Complex Tucson, and the Federal Correctional Institution For Women- Tucson. That's a lot of inmates in a pretty close area.
Evidently last night close to midnight the worst happened and one of the prisoners escaped. As of right now they are still searching for him and it seems to be focused right on our neighborhood. There have been no shelter in place orders but it's always possible.
This is a command post they've got set up just down the street from us, lot's of undercover vehicles! Nothing like a good jailbreak to get us Seasoned Citizens up and out in the street!
Metropolitan Police [CAY] | Roads And Transport Policing Command - Superintendent / Traffic Car | Mitsubishi Shogun | BX14 EOH out in London being ready for protests, UK.
To see a playlist of videos featuring police vehicles from across the UK, such as Metropolitan, British Transport, City Of London, West Midlands, West Mercia & Warwickshire Police, responding, click here.
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Thankyou to all emergency services!!!
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A 5 alarm fire destroyed several warehouses and commercial buildings in an industrial area off 7th Street in San Jose.
One person suffered 3rd degree burns and was hospitalized. Several school buses in an adjoining property were damaged by heat.
San Jose Command Van 1 is a former San Jose Library Bookmobile that has been converted into this state of the art communications and command van by the San Jose Fire Department.
For more images from this incident check out YourFireDepartment.org, 7th St IC
This is the first time I have ever posted one of my graphic design projects on Flickr. I always figured Flickr was not really the venue for it.
That said, I couldn't find my firewire cable for my external drive today, so I figured I'd find something hidden away on my laptop to post. And so, here we have this project. I think I will miss the open-ended, imaginary-project coolness of school assignments.
PHILIPPINE SEA (Nov. 12, 2015) - F/A-18s launch from the flight deck of the U.S. Navy's only forward-deployed aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan (CVN 76). Ronald Reagan, and its embarked air wing, Carrier Air Wing (CVW) 5, provide a combat-ready force that protects the collective maritime interests of its allies and partners in the Indo-Asia-Pacific Region. (U.S. Navy photo by MC3 Ryan McFarlane/Released) 151112-N-IN729-100
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This mobile command center (aka incident command unit) for the Steinburg fire department was built by Gimaex-Schmidt on an MAN TGX 26.400 6x2 chassis.
The truck serves as the local command center for larger incidents. The truck features a large conference room with 8 workstations for the command staff, a seperate room with workstations for 3 radio operators and a small galley.
The communication equipment includes digital and analog radios, mobile phone and data and a full SATCOM unit for data and telephone communication when mobile networks are out of order.
Swebrick Christmas Contest - Day 22, Max 110 pieces
(A marathon competition. One build per day from 1/12 to 24/12. Piece limit starts at 5 and increases with 5 for each day)
Colas Railfreight Class 60002 leads another passenger train down the Barrow Hill line during the rarities diesel gala 2015.
This model started as a valkyrie riding a giant eagle, except valkyries do not ride eagles, and I also did not get my LUG bulk order in time. So here is a pivot to a hunter and her wolf companion. A bit of an abstract composition for this Summer Joust theme.
Another image here:
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I have added an Apollo translation controller (left) and rotation controllers (Block I center and Block II on right) to the Command Module couch. They easily snapped into place.
This Block II design was manufactured in May 1968, and carries Serial Numbers 1 and 2 (marking plates in photos below).
From the NASA Technical Note: "The Block II couch consisted of three individual body supports that were attached by pip pins and clamps to a supporting framework. The body supports could be folded at the hip joint and knee joint, had provisions for locking the seat pan at two angles other than that of the folded position, were capable of being folded at approximately the shoulder position, and could be detached from the framework for storage. The body supports also could be detached and folded in flight by a crewman in a pressurized space suit. As in the case of side-hatch EVA, the center body support is detached and stowed under the couch of the spacecraft commander. The headrest was adjustable in flight for any size crewman and for any pressure-suit condition. The backpan portion of the body support was constructed of Teflon-coated fiber glass, which would conform to the crewman for comfortable support. Restraint of the crewman was the same as in the Apollo 7 couch with the six-point harness and the passive heel restraint."
Striking artist's concept of an Apollo Command Module splashing down, with recovery helicopters moving in. Note also, the cut risers, pulling away from the spacecraft.
The verso bears the same numbering format, “P-XX”, of the illustrations in this latter North American Rockwell news/press publication, with this very photo labeled as P-40:
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The parent site to the above is impressive:
www.apollopresskits.com/apollo-presskit-directory
Credit: David Meerman Scott
As an aside, I do believe Mr. Scott used this photo (far left panel) of mine in his splash page:
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And finally, EXCELLENT reading, as ALWAYS, by Mr. Roger Launius (truly a gentleman and a scholar), pertaining to the event depicted, and leading up to it:
launiusr.wordpress.com/2017/07/24/three-canopies-into-the...
Credit: Roger Launius's Blog
Although I’ve been informed (by a reputable source) that this is by Henry Lozano, I still kind of think it’s by Gary Meyer. Actually, who cares, it’s outstanding.