Battle - A Poem
BATTLE
BATTLE
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Labels: my life, pilot license
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Labels: 1812, USS Constitution
I have a baby brother Leif who is one year old. He is blonde and has brown eyes. He gets into mischief, is very cute and always loves to journey outside. I would like to tell you more about these things.
My baby brother who is Leif loves to get into mischief; he can find it anywhere. Some types of mischief he can find are playing on the stairs and in the trash. He will also get onto chairs and then rapidly climb onto the table. He will even bite Mom when he is trying to nurse and eat. All this mischief could hurt him, ruin things, make him sick, and make a mess.
Posted by Miles at 10:33 AM 4 comments
Fokker was happy to supply new machines but German industry couldn’t produce enough Dr.I engines. Rotaries were scavenged from downed allied aircraft. Furniture makers built the Dr. I’s wooden wings which, along with the body, occasionally broke up in combat. Despite these problems, the majority of German aces flying the triplane could down most allied aircraft.
Posted by Miles at 12:39 PM 1 comments
Labels: Fokker, German, The Red Baron, WWI

The P38 Lightning was designed to be a long-range fighter. This plane was the 1st fighter with turbochargers and a tricycle undercarriage. It was complex and expensive to produce.
The Lightning was first used in the Pacific theater. Its most famous action occurred there in 1943 when it courageously downed Admiral Yamamoto who was the Japanese commander in chief. In 1944 the P38 was introduced to Europe. There it was used by the tactical air forces for ground attack and photographic reconnaissance.

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Labels: WWII


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Labels: Geography Club, Wildlife
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