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Select three specific tasks performed by recovery operation personnel?
repair/restore facilities, infrastructure, air fields, etc. evaluate the incident to identify lessons learned return the base to the condition that it was prior to the incident
What do the cotton fields in the American south smell like?
For whatever reason, the fields smell like super glue to me, and I just learned that if you apply enough super glue to cotton, it will combust.
How did women tend to fields?
the same way men do,but better :)
What economic activities did women carry out on the region?
woman in the backcountry worked in the cabins and fields but also learned to use guns, and axes
Is a square soccer field better then a round soccerr field?
Soccer fields must be rectangles. Square or round fields are not allowed.
Is bismuth magnetic?
From what i have learned i say a NO! Like gold it is not megnetic. Thank You
By what name was Claude William Dunkenfield better known?
W.C. Fields
Is it better to hunt in the woods or the fields?
woods in the morning and field in the afternoon
Where is rumination fields on Pokemon Black?
Its better if you watch a walkthrough on youtube
Why is it important to have many fields trips?
It is learning outside of the classroom - allowing kids to see and touch things they are learning about in the isolation of the classroom (like visiting a zoo during an animal study or even bush survival in the bush or water safety), or allowing kids the opportunity to practice different lifeskills outside of the classroom (cooperation, tolerance, patience, resilience, acceptance, problem solving). It gives some children an opportunity to shine as leaders or experts, when they are not in a classroom. A field trip is not a holiday - it is a learning opportunity in a different environment.
What did the flooding do for the farmers in ancient Egypt?
Floodings were very important for the farmers after they had learned how to use it. They dug canals from the river to their fields, and where the canals began, they built gates and with this irrigation system they gradually learned how to make use of the river and how to make their lands fertile. The Nile flooded its banks in July and left fertile silt on the fields. When the growing plant needed water, they opened the gates and the water flowed down the fields. They also used the shaduf, a tool for lifting water to the higher areas.
What did the children grow up to be?
The children grew up to become individuals shaped by their experiences, each pursuing their own unique paths. Some became professionals in fields like medicine, engineering, and the arts, while others dedicated their lives to community service and advocacy. Their diverse journeys reflected their upbringing, values, and the lessons learned during their formative years. Ultimately, they contributed to society in meaningful ways, carrying forward the legacy of their childhood.
