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While everyone was watching the seals, this scene unfolded behind them. I was the only one (aside from the girl being dive-bombed, of course) who saw this aerial attack. Taken during my pelican-filled day at Fisherman's Wharf on New Year's Day 2013.
Following the 1941 Japanese attack on U.S. forces at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, during World War II, the nation of Mexico severed diplomatic relations with the Axis powers (Japan, Germany, Italy). In May 1942, German U-boats sank several of the country's oil tankers in the Gulf of Mexico, resulting in a declaration of war against the Axis nations. Following the use of defensive patrols for enemy submarines, Mexico negotiated with the U.S. for the training in Texas of the 201st Fighter Squadron of the Mexican Expeditionary Air Force. The unit became known as The Aztec Eagles.
Arriving in Laredo in July 1944, the 300 volunteers traveled to Randolph Field, San Antonio, before relocating to Foster Field, Victoria, in August. Training took place here and at nearby auxiliary fields. After graduation in October 1944, the squadron deployed to Pocatello Air Base in Idaho but returned to Texas (Majors Field, Greenville) due to bad weather. The unit later reported to Brownsville for final aerial gunnery practice. Mexico's President Manuel Ávila Camacho pushed for the squadron's deployment to the Pacific, partly for his admiration of U.S. Gen. Douglas MacArthur, but also because he felt it could help liberate what he termed a people with "a continuity of idiom, history and traditions."
The squadron arrived in the Philippines in April 1945, joining the U.S. 58th Fighter Group of the Fifth Fighter Command, Fifth Air Force. During its service, the unit conducted many successful attacks on Japanese forces, flying 96 combat missions. The only Mexican military unit to see overseas combat during the war, The Aztec Eagles remain a source of pride for two neighboring nations. (2007) (Marker No. 13906)
Massive Attack 2010
Heineken Jammin Festival
05/07/2010
Venice - Italy
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Massive Attack
City Sound 2014
Ippodromo del Galoppo, Milan Italy IT
25 June 2014
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A Seniors On The Go hike around the Nautilus at Vedauwoo.
MUST BE VIEWED IN STEREO TO FULLY APPRECIATE!
A 3D (stereo) crosseye view.
TO SEE THIS IN 3D, there's a tutorial here:
Re-enactment to mark the 950th anniversary of the Battle of Hastings between the armies of Duke William of Normandy and the Anglo-Saxon King Harold Godwinson.
Battle, East Sussex.
16 October 2016
The launch was already canceled because of false readings from the engine cutoff sensor system that measures liquid hydrogen in the external tank when a spider decided to walk over the camera.
Eine Tote und zahlreiche verletzte Touristen
Bei einem Bombenanschlag in einem belebten historischen Viertel der ägyptischen Hauptstadt Kairo ist eine französische Touristin getötet worden. Das bestätigte Frankreichs Präsident Nicolas Sarkozy in Paris. Die 17-jährige Schülerin gehörte einer Reisegruppe aus Levallois-Perret an, teilte das Außenministerium mit.
Nach Angaben des dortigen Rathauses wurden 17 Teenager aus dem Pariser Vorort nach dem Anschlag auf dem Khan-al-Khili-Basar mit zumeist leichten Verletzungen ins Krankenhaus gebracht. Einer von ihnen sei "etwas schwerer verletzt", erklärte Vize-Bürgermeisterin Isabelle Balkany. Frankreichs Premierminister François Fillon drückte den Angehörigen der Opfer seine Anteilnahme aus und verurteilte den Anschlag scharf.
Ein Deutscher verletzt
Nach Angaben eines ägyptischen Sicherheitsbeamten wurden bei dem Anschlag insgesamt zwölf Franzosen, vier Ägypter, drei Saudis und ein Deutscher verletzt. Der Deutsche sei n einem Krankenhaus in Kairo behandelt worden und konnte dies inzwischen wieder verlassen, teilte das Auswärtigen Amtes in Berlin mit. Die deutsche Botschaft in Kairo sei eingeschaltet und um Aufklärung bemüht.
Bombe oder Handgranate?
Die Informationen über den Tathergang widersprechen sich: Nach letzten Berichten detonierte auf dem Hauptplatz des Basars nahe der Hussein-Moschee eine Bombe. Zuvor hatte es geheißen, ein Attentäter habe eine Handgranate in den bei Touristen beliebten Basar geworfen. Die Granate sei direkt vor einem Café explodiert. Durch die Luft fliegende Steine und Marmor hätten die Passanten verletzt.
Das Gebiet wurde von der Polizei weiträumig abgeriegelt, die naheliegende Moschee evakuiert. Einen zweiten Sprengsatz konnten die Sicherheitskräfte nach eigenen Angaben kontrolliert zünden. Dabei wurde niemand verletzt.
Laut CNN zwei Festnahmen
Bisher ist unklar, wer die Täter waren und ob gezielt Touristen getroffen werden sollten. Die Sicherheitskräfte sollen dem US-Nachrichtensender CNN zufolge zwei Verdächtige festgenommen haben. Die ägyptische Polizei machte dazu keine Angaben.
Zuletzt waren in dem Viertel im April 2005 bei einem Bombenanschlag zwei Touristen getötet und 18 weitere verletzt worden. Einen größeren Anschlag gab es zuletzt ebenfalls 2005 auf der Sinai-Halbinsel. Im Badeort Scharm el Scheich wurden damals mehr als 60 Menschen getötet.
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U.S. Military Academy cadets conduct platoon level attacks during Cadet Field Training at West Point, N.Y. on June 18, 2025. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. 1st Class Alan Brutus)
Hawker Sea Hurricane F Mk.Ib (G-BKTH/Z7015/'7L') and Westland Lysander Mk.IIIa (G-AZWT/V9367/MA-B). Old Warden, 20th April 2017.
Vans Warped Tour
July 21, 2010
Virginia Beach Amphitheater
Virginia Beach, VA
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SANCTUM hosted an amazing Saturday afternoon with Night Attack for an extended DJ set. Three hours of deep electronic tunes at the beautiful and atmospheric grotto bar, styled ‘The Night Cave’ for this special event.
Remember, SANCTUM is open for events and rare times throughout the year for the public to wander through. Make sure you take the time to see the beauty that this place holds.
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DDOS is the advance version of DOS i.e (Distributed Denial of Service
Attack). In DDOS is a type of attack multiple compromised systems are used by a hacker to disable a
website or server.
"Neither a heart attack suffered last year, nor the loss of his father, Robert Walker, Sr., could slow down Robert Walker, Jr. . "He never slowed down," said his wife," Judith Walker. "He was just so active, and he was a really wonderful man. I just wish that everybody would have had the chance to meet him."
Walker, 52, was a claims representative with the Social Security Administartion, and his caring nature made a lasting impression on those he served, she said.
The Walkers had been married almost nine years, and both worked for the Social Security Administration. They were transferred to Oklahoma City from Albequerque, N.M., three years ago. "It was a good fit," Judith Walker said. "We were in love with Oklahoma City."
Walker continued his long association with the Boy Scouts in Oklahoma City. An eagle scout and 46-year member of the organization, Walker served as Assistant District Commissioner of the Will Rogers District and Unit Commissioner for Troop 84. Walker also persued an avid interest in computers."