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The Allied Rapid Reaction Corps Support Battalion Soldiers have been working long days and nights, constructing a camp from the ground up that will sustain the whole of HQ ARRC later this year for their upcoming exercises, ARRCADE CHARGER and TRIDENT JUNCTURE 16. It’s a large undertaking, requiring building more than 30 tents, flooring, wiring, and dining facility and more.
British Lt. Sam Adamson, the ARRC Spt. Bn. Transport troop commander has been leading the build since he and his Soldiers packed up the equipment and drove it more than 12 hours from Imjin Barracks, the home of the ARRC.
We pack it up, transport it, and we work with the engineers and signals, construct the area then secure and maintain it,” he said.
“We’ve got a lot of experience here,” he continued. “Some of the lads have been doing this for about four years now so they know, probably better than I do, how the tents go together and how quickly they can go together.”
While some of the troops have done this before, for others like Cpl. Santoss Rai, a build team section leader, construction is not their given trade in the military and not all undertakings are the same.
“This is a new type of exercise to me,” he said. “I have been on lots of exercises with other regiments but not this type, it has been very hard work.”
“We are engaged in building and not our own trade, but we are working very hard and I am very proud of my boys,” he added. “They have been working so hard, all credit goes to them.”
The long days are part of the ARRC SpBn.’s training objective, working within a 16-day build phase to ensure that they will be able to react quickly to any deployment order, supplementing HQ ARRC’s ability to rapidly deploy in support of NATO.
Speed and adaptability are important factors for any military unit, but as a NATO High Readiness Force, it is even more so. The NATO missions of preserving the alliance and regional stability are more important than ever and when the ARRC takes over as the NATO Response Force in 2017, the spearhead of any NATO action, those attributes will become vital.
(NATO Photo / WO2 Dan Harmer GBR Army / Released)
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Also nicknamed "Shelt Factory", this strip mill was part of the Usines Métallurgiques de Hainaut-Sambre. The first report we can make about this building is that it's huge! Indeed, the factory looks like an enormous warehouse of about 630 meters long (for around 30 meters wide). Sun beams infiltrate through the roof of this construction located along the railroad.
Here, the steel was refined in billets of steel ready for exportation.
Built in the haste and the euphoria at the end of the 60s, during a post-war period where the growth of the caroloregian steel industry continued to climb, this construction of this site arrived almost at the same time as the recession which was going to mark the last moments of glory of this industry. Besides, the products of this strip mill were already exploited by other companies of the region, so the site did not last long enough to step in front of the competition and eventually closed at the end of the 70s.
The place is today abandoned, and there is no remain of the machinery except for two rusty overhead cranes still suspended at the ceiling and a third one lying on the ground. This emptiness strengthens the sensation of size when we penetrate there. Next to the warehouse, there are still some annexes among which the changing rooms, a machinery room and a gasometer. Unmistakably, this place remembers us the wealth in the region of Charleroi during its era of glory…
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Également surnommé "Usine Shelt", ce laminoir des Usines Métallurgiques de Hainaut-Sambre impressionne tout d'abord par sa taille. Le bâtiment se présente en effet sous la forme d'un énorme hangar d'environ 630 mètres de long (pour une trentaine de mètres de large) transpercé par les rayons du soleil. Situé le long de la voie ferrée, cette usine permettait d'affiner l'acier pour en faire des billettes (sortes de poutrelles d'acier de petit et moyen calibres) prêtes à être exportées.
Construit dans l'empressement et l'euphorie à la fin des années 60, pendant une période où la croissance de la sidérurgie carolorégienne de l'après-guerre continuait à grimper, ce site tomba presque nez-à-nez avec la récession qui allait marquer les derniers moments de gloire de cette industrie. Les produits de ce laminoir étant par ailleurs déjà exploités par d'autres entreprises de la région, le site ne fit pas long feu face à la concurrence et ferma à la fin des années 70.
Le lieu étant aujourd'hui à l'abandon, plus une seule machinerie ne s'y trouve à part les restes rouillés de deux ponts roulants encore suspendus au plafond (et un troisième au sol), ce qui renforce la sensation de grandeur lorsqu'on y pénètre. On retrouve à côté quelques bâtiments annexes (vestiaires, salles des machines, gazomètre…). Un lieu dont la taille nous évoque indéniablement la richesse de l'ère de l'industrie sidérurgique du bassin de Charleroi…
My little cousin Celina and I went to my little brother's baseball game and she wanted her picture taken :)
A tiny sweater knit on tiny needles from tiny yarn! Leftover Zwergergarn Opal Rodeo sock yarn from making the fingerless gloves: flickr.com/photos/knitnfrog/309098811/
I was working the pattern out as I went; knit top-down in the round with minimal finishing! (I've read waaaaaay too much EZ!!) I may tweak the pattern again and make more...
Sweater measures just over 2.25" high x 4.5" from wrist to wrist.
These are a set I made for my niece's 4th birthday. She likes to put on her Mummy's make-up :)
Designs inspired by Jill's Sugar Collection and Rosey Sugar, two extremely talented cookie artists!
Model/modelo:Tamara y Gabriela
Make Up/ maquillaje : myself / yo misma
stylist, shot & edition: myself
estilismo,foto y edición:yo misma
Localización / Location: Nasti Club
Sep 2010 Madrid
Canon EOS 60D
1/50
F2.5
ISO 800
Modelo: Claudia :-)
Probando con el 50mm. Aún me queda porque aunque la foto me gusta está un poco blandita de foco.
Un par de ellas más en mi blog
Available at Glitzer, www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=29553292 - everyone will have memory of moments that make them flutter. Why not treasure these moments in this locket necklace? A gracious white chrysanthemum cameo is laid on top of a gold brass locket accompanied by two pieces of beautiful natural black feather and three clear white Swarovski crystals.
Registration LHK794Y
Make SKODA
Model SUPER ESTELLE 120 LE
Date of Liability 01 04 2014
Date of First Registration 27 06 1983
Year of Manufacture 1983
Cylinder Capacity (cc) 1174cc
CO₂ Emissions Not Available
Fuel Type PETROL
Export Marker NO
Vehicle Status Licence Not Due
Vehicle Colour YELLOW
Model: Alexandra Lanchester
Photographer: Ziad Altaf
MUA/Hair: Sharon Jarvis
Styling: Marianne Campbell for Minimum Mouse Vintage Clothing
Floristry: Toni Campbell for Scents of Occassion
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