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Why did American support lean toward the Triple Entente?
because of English background and support of the mother country
How tall was Abe Lincoln when he became President?
So tall, he couldn't fit in the Presidential carriage. (He had to lean out of the window).
What are the rules for the battle at the berrics?
This is flatground only, but that doesn't mean anything on the flatground counts. No feet on the ground. That means no, no complies. No handplants. No bonelesses. No grabs. Last letter gets two tries. Offensive toe drag gets one do over. Defensive toe drag has a bigger margin for error, but will ultimately be decided by the referee. Let's keep it clean. Let's keep it lean. This is the Battle at the Berrics and there's only gonna be one winner, so may God have Mercy on your souls.
What is the US Navy rate and rating CS1 used during the late 1940s and 1950s and what would it look like?
I believe that the CS stands for Culinary Specialist. You're on the right track, Aggie, he's a cook but back then the rating was 'Commissaryman' and the rank would be First Class Petty Officer. I can't seem to find a picture of the badge, but there would have been an eagle above the insignia with three chevrons below.There are five that still exist today. There IS NO evidence that one came before the other, however I would lean toward QM's.Boatswain's Mates, Quartermaster, Gunner's Mate, Master-at-Arms, Cook (now Culinary Specialists [CS]).This is just one resource and is the ONLY OFFICIAL site:http://www.history.navy.mil/faqs/faq78-1.htm#anchor88073
Can you switch from marines to air force?
It is possible to switch from the Marine Corps to the Air Force but it depends on alot of different things such as time of year , how many prior service slots are available etc. Best thing to do is talk with a recruiter sometimes talk to a few different recruiters. Its more of a headache to get someone prior enlisted back in especially with a different service. And they really don't get anything for it.
What do the letter DOWNTIME refer in lean methodology?
DefectsOverproductionWaitingNon-utilized/underutilized talentTransportationInventoryMotionExcess Processing
What do letters in DOWNTIME refer to in lean methodology?
DefectsOverproductionWaitingNon-utilized/underutilized talentTransportationInventoryMotionExcess Processing
What do the acronym downtime refer to in lean methodology?
DefectsOverproductionWaitingNon-utilized/underutilized talentTransportationInventoryMotionExcess Processing
What do the letters in downtime refer to in lean methodology?
DefectsOverproductionWaitingNon-utilized/underutilized talentTransportationInventoryMotionExcess Processing
What do the letters in the acronym 'downtime' refer to in lean methodology?
DefectsOverproductionWaitingNon-utilized/underutilized talentTransportationInventoryMotionExcess Processing
What do the letters in the acronyms downtime refer to in lean methodology?
DefectsOverproductionWaitingNon-utilized/underutilized talentTransportationInventoryMotionExcess Processing
What do the letters in the acronym 'downtime refer to in lean methodology?
DefectsOverproductionWaitingNon-utilized/underutilized talentTransportationInventoryMotionExcess Processing
What do the letters in the acronym' downtime' refer to in lean methodology?
DefectsOverproductionWaitingNon-utilized/underutilized talentTransportationInventoryMotionExcess Processing
What to the letters in the acronym 'downtime' refer to in lean methodology?
DefectsOverproductionWaitingNon-utilized/underutilized talentTransportationInventoryMotionExcess Processing
What do the letters in the acronym ' DOWNTIME' refer to in Lean methodology.?
DefectsOverproductionWaitingNon-utilized/underutilized talentTransportationInventoryMotionExcess Processing
What do the acronym letters DOWNTIME refer to in lean methodology?
DefectsOverproductionWaitingNon-utilized/underutilized talentTransportationInventoryMotionExcess Processing
What do the letters in the acronym DOWNTIME' refer to in lean methodology?
DefectsOverproductionWaitingNon-utilized/underutilized talentTransportationInventoryMotionExcess Processing
