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Captain Glover proclaims the simplest and most enlightening truth!

Tamar (35). Yonathan (36). Shahar (5.5). Arbel (5.5). Omer (2). The Siman Tov family was brutally murdered on October 7. Remember their names.💔

@CaffMomREDACTED This violates one man, one vote!

I will be voting NO because I am not an asshole. I actually like other citizens of the Commonwealth and I think they deserve representation.

Be Reid Wiseman He’s a hardworking single father of two girls whose wife passed from cancer 6 years ago, and his daughters supported his becoming one of the farthest-travelled human beings in history as Artemis II mission commander This man is a great example for fathers

@MCCCANM One of my favorites, too.

The B-36 “Peacemaker” (sometimes called “Aluminum Overcast”) was an intermediate step in the transition to jet bombers. At the end of each wing is a pod with two jet engines, giving it a total of 10 engines. “Six turning & four burning” as they used to say. The jets were only used for takeoff & quick sprints in cruise; in cruise this could increase maximum speed from 230 MPH to about 400. Most of the time the jets were turned off; they had inlet covers that would close to make them aerodynamic. Interesting ideas for the B-36 included a tread system for the landing gear, kind of like tanks. A nuclear powered version was envisioned, but testing only got so far as running a reactor onboard before the idea was scrapped. The B-36 was slow, but had enormous range for the time. It could remain aloft for 40 hours…impressive for a plane that can’t be air-refueled but probably painful for the crew of 13. Its’ maximum altitude of 43,000’ helped protect it from early jet fighters, but that advantage was quickly lost as jets got better. It’s said that when it flew over your house, the whole house shook, an effect portrayed in the film “Strategic Air Command”, in which Jimmy Stewart plays a bomber pilot (as he was in real life, even during his Hollywood heydays, serving in the Air Force Reserve). Happens to be my son’s favorite aircraft, and I have to say he has good taste!

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Trump bitch slapped Jessica Tardlov 🤣

Apollo HD - Upscaled 16mm Apollo footage to music (Extended March 2026 Version) As #ArtemisII goes behind the Moon, heres a look back to the glorious Apollo missions in newly upscaled HD quality. This short film is a compilation of stunning Apollo film footage upscaled using modern techniques set to a beautiful music score. The film is a compilation of several missions from the unmanned Apollo 4 test flight thru to the incredibly successful Apollo 17 which saw the last men on the moon Made by Mike Constantine of Moonpans using footage from the NASA Johnson Space Center and The Apollo Flight Journal.

🚨BREAKING: 100,000 U.S. troops and $60 billion a year defending Europe — and zero help on Hormuz. Time to bring them home. No more free rides.

Just a dog having the best day of its life.

This is going to be delicious to watch.

Ah, Contract Negotiation season again. Pilots use “Pattern Bargaining” such that, while not all contracts end up the same, they are generally pretty close to each other. Will be interesting to watch. Both American & United will open negotiations later this year, too (I think).

@swankywolverine @Mrh3753 @Tapioca2 CONGRATS!

@Mrh3753 “You didn’t win the B1G title” lol

Michigan vs. Arizona recap

CIA intercepted four spies in Israel feeding Iran coordinates.

‼️ NEW REPORT: Reports indicate over 100 U.S. and Israeli fighter jets are currently striking IRGC targets across Iran in what appears to be the most intense wave of airstrikes since the war began. A major escalation is underway as joint operations continue to target key military infrastructure and leadership.  Stay connected, follow @MOSSADil.

This is what the Iranian regime did to its people just two months ago.

Was that supposed to be part of the morning prayer 🤣

It's Tuesday, and it's begun.

Sounds fishy/illegal. Will review!

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Artemis II has reached its maximum distance from Earth. On the far side of the Moon, 252,756 miles away, Reid, Victor, Christina, and Jeremy have now traveled farther from Earth than any humans in history and now begin their journey home. Before they left, they said they hoped this mission would be forgotten, but it will be remembered as the moment people started to believe that America can once again do the near-impossible and change the world. Congratulations to this incredible crew and the entire NASA team, our international and commercial partners, but this mission isn’t over until they’re under safe parachutes, splashing down into the Pacific.