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“So here they are learning the basic aggressive and defensive moves. I always find that the best way to learn is to be chucked right into the deep end. “
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Photo by James Brabenec
A basic combat training Soldier from D Battery, 1st Battalion, 40th Field Artillery practices his kneeling fire position at the Multiple Record Fire Range on Fort Sill, Okla. Behind him another Soldier receives some one-on-one coaching from a drill sergeant. More than 200 D Battery Soldiers qualified in basic rifle marksmanship Oct. 7, 2009.
I sketched the main design while I was camping last week, so maybe those triangles could be tents, though not my intention. For the other designs, I drew inspiration from an old atlas.
Hot wax has left me with a shine
wouldnt know if i have been left behind
second skin, second skin
- the XX
looking for inspiration for my Oct show.
More than 500 Airmen assigned to the 324th Training Squadron graduated from Basic Military Training at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, Texas, Nov. 2-3, 2022. Hon. Frank Kendall, Secretary of the Air Force, reviewed the ceremony. (U.S. Air Force photo by Patrick Alberts)
his hair is kanekalon which i am not particularly liking. The rest of him is cute :3 but I think basic doll-wise, i like the GB version better. it's the hair x.x
If you're in the area I hope to meet you at my exhibition. I'll be making the catalogue next week once the final edit is arranged. Print sizes will be 100cm X 60cm, 50cm X 50cm and 45cm X 30cm. also I'll be making collections of 4 images 9cm X 9cm in a strip in magnetic frames.. Further details to follow: all will be limited first editions with exact details in the catalogue.
A special curriculum for the teaching of Arabic has been developed at the MLC to comprise the gist of various reputed international curricula. In addition, we teach a book entitled “Al-Kitab fi Taallum Al-Arabiah”, edition two, George town University, Texas, and another one entitled “Alef Baa” for the primary levels, or A1. All the way through, concentration is on the four basic skills of the language: listening, reading, speaking and writing. This is coupled with building capacity to help the student speak the language in private and public daily situations, and understand Arabic on the literary and cultural levels.