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And the Day 1 Precision Finals of the 2019 U.S. Army Junior Rifle Championships are a wrap with Macy Way taking the Gold, Mackenzie Miller with the Silver and Scott Rockett with the Bronze. The annual, invitation-only event brings more than 150 of the top junior marksmen to Fort Benning, Georgia to vie for top honors. Many of these juniors go on to shoot for colleges, military services and even the Olympics. This truly talented bunch of young athletes are something to watch! (U.S. Army photos by Michelle Lunato/released)
At Creamer's field. The migratory birds have been using this field as a way stop, to fuel up and sort out the kinks in their formations, for over 40 years that I know of.
More than 160 junior rifle athletes competed in the Precision Rifle event at the 2020 U.S. Army Junior Rifle National Championship at Fort Benning, Georgia today. The athletes, who came from 24 different states across the Country, competed side by side in the Precision competition, which consists of shooting 60 rounds from the standing position within 75 minutes. The U.S. Army Junior Rifle National Championship is organized and hosted annually by the U.S. Army Marksmanship Unit and the Civilian Marksmanship Program to promote the development of rifle marksmanship skills among American youth and to recognize those who respond to this challenge. The top 30 Precision and Sporter individuals and the top 30 teams in both disciplines were invited to Fort Benning for this championship event.
Stena Precision Ro-Ro/cargo ship moored at Twelve Quays South
IMO: 9506239
MMSI: 235092453
Call Sign: 2FMI8
Flag: Great Britain
AIS Vessel Type: Cargo - Hazard A (Major)
Gross Tonnage: 19722
Deadweight: 5600 t
Length Overall x Breadth Extreme: 142m × 25m
Year Built: 2012
Status: Active
Armour dealers will some day victims of the destiny they have thought for others, because every weapon has its backdraft.
More than 160 junior rifle athletes competed in the Precision Rifle event at the 2020 U.S. Army Junior Rifle National Championship at Fort Benning, Georgia today. The athletes, who came from 24 different states across the Country, competed side by side in the Precision competition, which consists of shooting 60 rounds from the standing position within 75 minutes. The U.S. Army Junior Rifle National Championship is organized and hosted annually by the U.S. Army Marksmanship Unit and the Civilian Marksmanship Program to promote the development of rifle marksmanship skills among American youth and to recognize those who respond to this challenge. The top 30 Precision and Sporter individuals and the top 30 teams in both disciplines were invited to Fort Benning for this championship event.
Seatuck Precision Ro-Ro cargo ferry leaving Cammell Laird Dry Dock 5 to head north for Langton Lock after being repainted into her Seatruck colours. She went into Lairds as Stena Precision she left as Seatruck Precision
IMO: 9506239
MMSI: 235092453
Call Sign: 2FMI8
Flag: Great Britain
AIS Vessel Type: Cargo - Hazard A (Major)
Gross Tonnage: 19722
Deadweight: 5600 t
Length Overall x Breadth Extreme: 142m × 25m
Year Built: 2012
Status: Active
Registered owner: SEATRUCK FERRIES FOUR LTD
Ship manager: SEATRUCK FERRIES LTD
Shipyard: Flensburger Schiffbau-Gesellschaft mbH & Co. KG, Germany
Hull Number: 752
Contract date: 2008-02-26
Keel laid: 2012-01-16
Launch: 2012-03-16
Date of build: 2012-06-29
And the Day 1 Precision Finals of the 2019 U.S. Army Junior Rifle Championships are a wrap with Macy Way taking the Gold, Mackenzie Miller with the Silver and Scott Rockett with the Bronze. The annual, invitation-only event brings more than 150 of the top junior marksmen to Fort Benning, Georgia to vie for top honors. Many of these juniors go on to shoot for colleges, military services and even the Olympics. This truly talented bunch of young athletes are something to watch! (U.S. Army photos by Michelle Lunato/released)