#F3H-2

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VF-92 McDonnell F3H-2N Demon 133577 by Wing attack Plan R Via Flickr: 1962 - 63: with VF-92 as NF-201 30 November 1964: Struck off charge at NAF Litchfield Park, AZ. Photo Credit's: Unknown to me (reprint scan), 1962 photo.

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The U.S. Navy aircraft carrier USS Independence (CVA-62) photographed in April 1959, during her shakedown cruise.

Planes on deck include the following types from Carrier Air Group 7 (CVG-7): Douglas A3D "Skywarrior" (including BuNo 135420, an A3D-1), Heavy Attack Squadron VAH-1 Smokin' Tigers; Douglas A4D-2 "Skyhawk" (including BuNos 142708 and 142712), Attack Squadron VA-86 Sidewiders; McDonnell F3H-2 "Demon" (including BuNos 143434, 143447, 143448 and 143474), Fighter Squadron VF-41 Black Aces; Vought F8U-1 "Crusader" (including BuNos 145386 and 145429), VF-11 Red Rippers. Note paint pattern on the carrier's landing path.

[dangerousthingobservation]

A formation of McDonnell F3H-2 Demons of VF-193 "Ghost Raiders" Fighter Squadron in flight, 1958.

[imustbenuts]

talk more about buddhism in f3h please maybe? :3c maybe the things you like/find most intriguing?

Right. Okay. Here's one I bet you didn't know.

The Heroes' Relics

There are actually Buddha relics irl. Buddha actually instructed his followers to cremate his body and then distribute his remains (relics) to his disciples when he died, all of a single clan. But six other clans and a King appeared and demanded the ashes. And so his ashes was split into 8 to avoid conflict.

These 8 portions were then distributed to his followers. Then 2 more pieces went out as relics. One being the vessel in which the body was cremated, and the remaining ashes from the funeral pyre.

So, count that up and we have... 10! Duhn duhn duuuhn!

If you remember, there were the 10 elites, and Nemesis, the bandit king who killed Sothis to use her body parts as weapons.

Sothis is also visibly isolated in a void when we see her. She has essentially attained nirvana and is free from the cycle of rebirth until Byleth goes knock knock on her door. Buddha has also attained nirvana and will not reincarnate. So on, so forth -- Sothis is basically Buddha in this case.

Now these relics were placed into reliquaries, a miniature version of urns. Stupas are essentially burial mounds, and those 8 constructed their own stupas to house these reliquaries in.

Dome, mounds... Hills... Hrm. If it was gathered in one place it'd sound a little like Garreg Mach wouldn't it? Actually, come some time later, that is exactly what happened. A king went around gathering them, housed it one stupa, and then redistributed them into as many as 84,000 relics later.

Anyway, these bottom images aren't the actual reliquaries or stupas, it's just here to give you a visual sense of what they look/feel like.

I put them there bc those original Stupas made by his followers were already in ruins come a few centuries later by Chinese pilgrims' accounts. Every one, except for one Ramagrama stupa which still exists today:

Buddhism, man.

But wait, some might be thinking: "There are more than 10 weapon relics in 3H if you count. According to the fan wiki, it's at a total of 18. That doesn't quite add up."

Well, surprise! This actually doesn't contradict bc apart from those original 10, there are relics such as the Buddha tooth and hair housed all over the world if we ignore redistribution of the ashes. Not kidding, there's even some in US right now. Check this wiki link for a basic read up on the Buddha relics. Authenticity of the whole claim beside, it's very something lol.

Sothis was effectively placed in multiple coffins and kept in a burial tomb as well. The original 10 elites coincides with the original 10 Buddha relics, and Heroes' Relics number matches up with the possibly smaller bits popping up over time here and there all over the world.

And that's about it for the Heroes' Relics.

Other extra bits of 3H others have dug up:

I'm going to plug Airy_Breather from reddit here who has written out their knowledge and diip bc the game's so dense the writers are insane like thank god you got KT and their overseas sweatshop branches involved huh you fucking slave drivers assholes you---

Warriors: 3H

Shez is basically an Ashura. Ashuras are neither inherently evil or good, but they love to pick a fight with Devas, and are therefore associated with war. Ranking wise, they are lower than Devas.

Warriors, war, it's a whole game about war. Plus, Shez comes with a special class named.... Ashura.

Byleth as I stated in my Avatar rambling before, is somewhat related to Devas. Even if in 3H Warriors they don't strictly qualify to have an association with Devas here, it's worth noting that the writers might be just going insane again (/affectionate).

Either way, canonically it seems like Shez is sore/angry after losing their entire mercenary band at Byleth's hands at the start of the game. I say seems, bc the game lets the player interpret if they truly hate or are angry at Byleth by killing them, or just letting it go and therefore letting Byleth live.

Which also then bounces off the idea of hate/anger being one of the Three Poisons. If you decide to kill, or let Byleth die, you will be locked into bad endings of every route.

Letting Byleth live nets the better ending in every route.

Anyway that's about it and what I found interesting. Ty for asking!!

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Applied Sciences, Vol. 13, Pages 11403: The Effect of Phosphorus Fertilization on Transcriptome Expression Profile during Lentil Pod and Seed Development

Seed coat hardness and water permeability, which are determined by the accumulation of tannins through the phenylpropanoid pathway in the seed, are important lentil quality characteristics. The impact of seeds&rsquo; developmental stage and phosphorus (P) fertilization levels on tannin accumulation is still under research. Through #RNA sequencing, this study explored the effect of three P treatments (P0, 6 mg kg&minus;1; P1, 15 mg kg&minus;1; and P2, 21 mg kg&minus;1) and three seed maturity stages (S1, immature 2 mm seed in a flat pod; S2, fully developed seed within the pod; and S3, mature seed at the beginning of the pod&rsquo;s discoloration) on lentil gene expression. The key findings highlighted a significant influence of the seed maturity stage on phenylpropanoid genes, with S1 displaying the highest expression levels, and on phosphorus-related Gene Ontology (GO) terms that presented the highest number of downregulated genes in the S3 to S1 comparison. P exhibited a targeted effect on the flavanone 3-hydroxylase (F3H) and flavonol synthase (FLS) genes and specific gene clusters, as shown by the differential gene expression analysis. This study investigates the molecular mechanisms related to phosphorus fertilization and seed maturity stages that influence tannin accumulation, offering valuable information for the enhancement of lentil product quality through breeding programs. https://www.mdpi.com/2076-3417/13/20/11403?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=tumblr

[geneajournals]

SNGF: Which Ancestor Lived the Shortest Life

Tonight’s Saturday Night Genealogy Fun task set forth by Randy Seaver at Genea-Musings is as follows:

“Here is your assignment, should you decide to accept it (you ARE reading this, so I assume that you really want to play along - cue the Mission Impossible music!):

1)  Which of your known ancestors lived the shortest life?  Consider only the last eight generations and those ancestors with a known birth and death date.  Do you know the cause of death?  Was there an obituary?  How many children did s/he have?  How did you figure this out?

2)  Write your own blog post, or leave a comment on this post, or write something on Facebook.”

My maternal grandfather, John Henry Willis, Jr., had the shortest lifespan of my direct ancestors.  

John Henry Willis, Jr. was born 6 May 1889 in Mobile, Mobile County, Alabama.[1]  He married Arnita Harris (1889-1980) on 30 October 1907 in Mobile.[2]  They had five children, three sons and twin daughters born between 1908 and 1912.  During his lifetime, John Henry worked as a plasterer.[3]  

John Henry Willis, Jr. died on 15 January 1917 at the age of 27 years, 8 months and 9 days.  According to my grandmother her husband, John Henry, was on a job painting a bridge when he supposedly slipped and fell from the bridge. 

The death certificate for John Willis, Jr. states the cause of death as “drowned - accidentally”.[4]

John Henry Willis, Jr. is buried in Magnolia Cemetery, Mobile. His grave marker incorrectly gives his date of death as 16 January 1917.[5]

Tonight’s assignment was very easy to determine.  I only have a known birth and death date for eleven of my direct line ancestors. Plus I have known since childhood that my grandfather had a tragically short life.  It was easy to eyeball my tree to confirm John Henry Willis, Jr. as my ancestor with the shortest lifespan.

SOURCES

Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/118747097/john-henry-willis: accessed 31 October 2020), memorial page for John Henry Willis Jr. (6 May 1889–16 Feb 1917), Find a Grave Memorial ID 118747097, citing Magnolia Cemetery, Mobile, Mobile County, Alabama, USA; maintained by Eireannach (contributor 48879922); accompanying photograph by “G-Man (contributor 46918562).”

Mobile County, Alabama, Colored Marriage Book 19: 621, John Henry Willis Jr.and Arnita Harris, 30 October 1907; digital images, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:939K-TT2G-5 : accessed 5 Nov 2017) 4704559 > image 351 of 750.

1910 U.S. census, Mobile County, Alabama, population schedule, Mobile, enumeration district (ED) 102, sheet 17B, dwelling 380, family 412, John W. Willis in the household of Emeline Harris; digital images, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:33SQ-GRVQ-F3H : accessed 14 Aug 2015) 4970205 > image 34 of 54; citing National Archives and Records Administration microfilm T624, roll 27.

Alabama Center for Health Statistics, death certificate (certified copy) no. 394, (1917), John Willis Jr, d. 15 January 1917; Alabama Department of Public Health, Montgomery.

Find a Grave, database and images, photograph, gravestone for John Henry Willis Jr. (1889-1917), Mobile, Mobile County, Alabama.

[aweisz]

the people have spoken

first off. phantom is a F-4 Phantom II both because of the name and because theyre shaped similarly

dew is a F3H-2 Demon because look at it

cumulus is a X-32 JSF (sorry for the boeing but its literally her)

cirrus is this thing. Bayraktar Akıncı. the only unmanned thing on this list but im making an exception for her. also bayraktars are sooo sexy

mountain is a Su-57. cant explain this one

rain. JF-17 Thunder

swiss is an A-10 Thunderbolt II but specially one with a shark's mouth on it

aurora is the second exception because Su-26 is not a fighter but its her. pink

would anyone be interested in a ghouls as fighter aircraft thing

[coldwarairforce]

[usafphantom2]

1962 Aircraft carrier USS Coral Sea (CVA-43) by manhhai Via Flickr: [Image Source - US Navy] 1962 - Four F3H-2 Demon aircraft of VF-151 fly over the USS Coral Sea CVA-43.

[limethechef]

Update: I fed the snail and finally got my first real jet: the F3H-2 Demon, it has been pain since this post and there will be more pain later, next up is a tank at 8.0, my american lineup rn is:

XM800T, T32E1, T-114, F3D-1, F9F-2 (for ground rb, F3H for air) F2H-2, M163 and the AH-1G

Please don’t make the same mistake I have made,

Do NOT FEED THE SNAIL!!!! NO MATTER WHAT BASEMENT GUY COOKS UP!!!! DON’T BELIEVE THEIR LIES!!!

[thejournalmylife]

I got 2 F3H units

[dangerousthingobservation]

Let's get ready to launch this weekend! An F3H-2 assigned to the Tophatters of VF-14 during a CQ event aboard Coral Sea, June 30, 1961. US Navy photo. Well…

[airmanisr]

USAF KB-50 tanker s/n 49-0358 by G. Verver Via Flickr: VA-195 Dambusters A4D-2N Skyhawks BuNo 145139, NM-508 and BuNo 147710, NM-509 and VF-193 Ghostriders F3H-2 Demon BuNo 145232, NM-301, refuel from a USAF KB-50 tanker s/n 49-0358, as they operate from the USS Bon Homme Richard, circa 1962.

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«Δομική Υποκλοπή» _ 27.08.2022 _ ΣΚ

https://issuu.com/otegroupmuseum/docs/issuu-body

https://www.avialogs.com/aircraft-m/mcdonnell/item/113578-navaer-01-245fcb-504-illustrated-parts-breakdown-f3h-2-2m-2n-airplanes

[shipcestuous-two]

You've been getting a lot of anons mentioning the "Assassin's Creed" games to you, so here's two more: "Fire Emblem: Three Houses" and "Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty". In F3H, there is a hint of stepsiblings incest (Edelgard had a childhood crush on Dimitri, who are stepsiblings) and there's something of a distant relative thing going with a female character named Ingrid and Dimitri and Claude. In MGS2, Otacon slept with his stepmother, and his stepsister Emma was in love with him.

I believe I'm hearing about all of these for the first time. That's a lot of canon stepcest, awesome. Thank you!