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www.thearmorylife.com/convair-b-36-peacemaker/ The article from "The Armory Life," written by Peter Suciu, discusses the historical significance of the Convair B-36 Peacemaker, a prominent U.S. strategic bomber during the early Cold War era, displayed at the National Museum of the United States Air Force in Dayton, Ohio. The B-36, recognized as the largest mass-produced piston-engined aircraft, was initially intended to bomb Europe from North America during World War II. However, it became crucial for long-range nuclear deterrence against the Soviet Union post-war. Despite its controversial development and being labeled a "billion-dollar blunder" for allegedly diverting funds from naval aviation, it was eventually vindicated in a 1949 Congressional investigation, and its production continued. Though it never saw combat, the Peacemaker's capacity to deliver nuclear weapons made it a significant deterrent during its operational period. Today, only four of these aircraft survive, with one on display at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. The bomber's legacy is underscored in the article as a crucial bridge between World War II bombers and the subsequent jet age, playing a key role in maintaining peace through deterrence.
27 February 2020, Thika, Kenya - Youth farmers beneficiaries visit a poultry farm in Thika, Kenya on February 27, 2020.
FAO has organised a farm tour to connect the youth to local farms and producers. Each participating farm will provide guided tours, demonstrations, and hands-on experience. The planned visit is part of the program implementation capacity development program meant to transfer technology, knowledge and skills to the youth. The Youth will also have experiential learning in the field to learn on Market Access and Value Chain Development to enable them understand how the world of producing, buying and selling goods and services work. They will be expected to meet with value chain actors across each value chain i.e Input Provision, Production, Aggregation, Processors, Retailers, Finance Providers, Distribution and Consumers.
You are welcome to use the photos from the Mountain Partnership photo gallery for non-commercial use. Please provide appropriate attribution, including the name of the photographer.
Photo credit must be given: © FAO/Luis Tato
26 February 2020, Kamburu, Kenya - Youth farmers beneficiaries visit a herbs and spices farm while interviewing and interacting with the owners in Kamburu, Kenya on February 26, 2020.
FAO has organised a farm tour to connect the youth to local farms and producers. Each participating farm will provide guided tours, demonstrations, and hands-on experience. The planned visit is part of the program implementation capacity development program meant to transfer technology, knowledge and skills to the youth. The Youth will also have experiential learning in the field to learn on Market Access and Value Chain Development to enable them understand how the world of producing, buying and selling goods and services work. They will be expected to meet with value chain actors across each value chain i.e Input Provision, Production, Aggregation, Processors, Retailers, Finance Providers, Distribution and Consumers.
You are welcome to use the photos from the Mountain Partnership photo gallery for non-commercial use. Please provide appropriate attribution, including the name of the photographer.
Photo credit must be given: © FAO/Luis Tato
25 February 2020, Gachie, Kenya - Youth farmers beneficiaries visit a vegetable farm in Gachie, Kenya on February 25, 2020.
FAO has organised a farm tour to connect the youth to local farms and producers. Each participating farm will provide guided tours, demonstrations, and hands-on experience. The planned visit is part of the program implementation capacity development program meant to transfer technology, knowledge and skills to the youth. The Youth will also have experiential learning in the field to learn on Market Access and Value Chain Development to enable them understand how the world of producing, buying and selling goods and services work. They will be expected to meet with value chain actors across each value chain i.e Input Provision, Production, Aggregation, Processors, Retailers, Finance Providers, Distribution and Consumers.
You are welcome to use the photos from the Mountain Partnership photo gallery for non-commercial use. Please provide appropriate attribution, including the name of the photographer.
Photo credit must be given: © FAO/Luis Tato
26 February 2020, Kimende, Kenya - Youth farmers beneficiaries visit a herbs and spices farm in Kimende, Kenya on February 26, 2020.
FAO has organised a farm tour to connect the youth to local farms and producers. Each participating farm will provide guided tours, demonstrations, and hands-on experience. The planned visit is part of the program implementation capacity development program meant to transfer technology, knowledge and skills to the youth. The Youth will also have experiential learning in the field to learn on Market Access and Value Chain Development to enable them understand how the world of producing, buying and selling goods and services work. They will be expected to meet with value chain actors across each value chain i.e Input Provision, Production, Aggregation, Processors, Retailers, Finance Providers, Distribution and Consumers.
2021-10-21: Robert Gyamfi, HSEC Manager, Future Global Resources attending a Webinar series on Africa and the extractive sector - Assessment of supplier development programs.
2021-10-21: Frederik Teufel, Advisor to the Vice-President for Regional Development, Integration, and Business Delivery, African Development Bank and Wizi Yao Aborchie, Chief Executive Officer at Victory Prevails Group Ltd attending a Webinar series on Africa and the extractive sector - Assessment of supplier development programs.
2021-10-21: Jeff Geipel, Managing Director of Mining Shared Value, Engineers Without Borders Canada Lead Consultant for the SDP Study speaking during a Webinar series on Africa and the extractive sector - Assessment of supplier development programs.
Walking shoulder to shoulder with the world is telling moto at Tula's Institute Dehradun. We believe in updating our methods of teaching and learning time to time.
In the light of this, a Faculty Development Program(FDP) on machine learning is being organized for the facilities and staff. The series of FDP's will be arranged by EICT Academy-IIT Kanpur. more information: tulas.edu.in
Venue: Tula's Institute Dehradun.
Duration : 1st February to 14th February, 2021
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