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defensenow · 3 months ago

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opendirectories · 2 months ago

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#open directories #aerial photography #road #intersection #transport #travel #infrastructure

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nocternalrandomness · 1 month ago

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The first delivered Boeing KC-46A Pegasus lands at McConnell AFB - Jan 25 2019

#Boeing #KC-46 #Pegasus #aerial tanker #tanker #Military aircraft #aerial refueling aircraft #transport #cargo plane #jet #plane

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counterattacker · 11 months ago

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i was talking to a friend about this but it's really funny that g-witch episode 2 and 3 are basically just 'hey if you don't win this demolition derby, the government is gonna repossess your car because that's how laws work apparently': mecha edition

#i saw a fic where aerial was a self-built car that suletta had made #and that's been living in my mind rent-free ever since as i think about the hilarious implications of the fact that-#-mobile suits in the g-witch universe seem to at least *sometimes* be used for non-combat transport

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littlesmokesceenfan · 6 months ago

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If the decepticons weren't messing around they were designed themselves as flying boats around the 20th century

#tip: Flying boats do exist today but are quite niche nowadays and mostly used for aerial firefighting instead of transportation #transformer shitpost #kinda #transformers maccadam

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swtechspecs · 6 days ago

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Rothana Heavy Engineering Low Altitude Assault Transport (LAAT / "Republic Gunship")

Source: The New Essential Guide to Vehicles and Vessels (Del Rey, 2003)

#star wars #vehicles #aerial vehicles #troop transports #clones #clone wars #republic vehicles #grand army of the republic #battle of geonosis #new essential guide to vehicles and vessels #new essential guides #first appearance attack of the clones #rothana heavy engineering #low altitude assault transport #laat #republic gunship

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melbmemories · 1 month ago

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1937 with the ANA DC3 flying over Victoria Parade looking towards the Docklands, the spire of St.Patricks Cathedral being constructed

#transport #airplane #aerial #1930s #victoria parade #st patrick's cathedral

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theres-whump-in-that-nebula · 2 months ago

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oh no my “disturbing practices of early circuses” interest is resurfacing again

#I don’t even like modern circuses because most modern ones still cling to the same image and vibe as the old ones #to elicit a sense of nostalgia #but really what WAS there to be nostalgic about?#I went to one not too long ago — not out of choice #The only reason I was there was because I was getting paid to watch children on a field trip #I liked the aerial stuff like the trapeze and silks… the motorcycles were cool too. And of course I like clowns.#But there were also elephants and a tiger #And I especially felt bad for the elephants.#To see such a huge majestic force of nature reduced to such a compliant state made me want to cry #You stupid humans. Those creatures could snap you — could snap your car — like a twig and you think you’re such a big man #There’s a REASON why some zoos stopped keeping elephants in captivity; because it’s harmful to them!#It doesn’t matter if you mistreat them; the captivity is a mistreatment in and of itself #And of course circuses are not zoos; circuses do not keep animals with the intent of conservation #If being in the most well-intentioned zoo shortens an elephant’s life; then imagine how one would fare in a circus #And both elephants and tigers are ENDANGERED SPECIES.#If the everyday person is not legally allowed to handle a raptor even to transport it to a rehabber #then circuses should have no right to parade elephants and tigers around recreationally #And let’s not even get into all the human rights violations from back in the day

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defensenow · 7 months ago

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droneshotmediany · 2 months ago

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#DroneShots DRONEshotMedia Aerial Magic above T.I. Park! Captured by Drone Shot Media #these stunning aerial shots of Thousand Island Park on Wellesley Island showcases the timeless beauty of this historic summer resort. Fro #every detail is bathed in the warm glow of sunset. 🌇✨ Whether you’re reminiscing about summer days or dreaming of your next getaway #let this breathtaking view transport you to a place where time stands still. 🏡🌊 📸: DroneShot.Media AerialPhotography DronePhotography

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nocternalrandomness · 7 months ago

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RAAF KC-30 helps out a USAF Globemaster

#USAF #RAAF #Airbus #KC-30 #MRTT #Tanker #Boeing #C-17 #Globemaster #Transport #cargo plane #aerial refueling #AAR #Military aviation #Tanker Transport #jets #planes #Air Force

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historyofguns · 4 months ago

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The article "History of the Medevac — How Air Ambulances Changed War" by Will Dabbs, MD, delves into the evolution of medical evacuation (medevac) via air transport in military contexts, highlighting its significant impact on survival rates among wounded soldiers. Starting with French aviation pioneer Isidore Auguste Marie Louis Paulhan's 1915 mission to save Milan Rastislav Štefánik, it traces pivotal moments like Lt. Carter Harman’s WW2 helicopter rescue in Burma and the development of medevac practices during the Korean and Vietnam Wars. The article emphasizes the lifesaving value of rapidly evacuating casualties within the "golden hour" and describes the advanced medical support provided in modern conflicts, leading to unprecedented survival rates, particularly noted during the Global War on Terror, and how these military techniques have influenced civilian medical evacuation systems.

#MEDEVAC #air ambulances #military helicopters #battlefield evacuations #medical evacuation history #Vietnam War #Korean War #Dustoff missions #UH-1 Huey #Bell 47 helicopters #injury survival rates #MASH units #combat medicine advancements #military medical innovations #wounded soldier treatment #aerial medical transport evolution.

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pilot4008 · 5 months ago

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