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Windows NT ("New Technology") is a family of Operating Systems produced by Microsoft, the first version of which was released in July 1993. It was originally designed to be a powerful high-level-language-based, processor-independent, multiprocessing, multiuser operating system with features comparable to Unix. It was intended to complement consumer versions of Windows that were based on MS-DOS http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_NT
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Where in Australia did Japan Attack?
List of attackson Australia by date 1942 February 19: (10:00 am) Darwin, Northern Territory (NT) 19: (11:55 am) Darwin, NT 19: Bathurst Island, NT 20: 11:30 Off Cape Londonderry, Western Australia (WA). MV Koolama damaged by a Kawanishi H6K flying boat. Attacked again at 1.30pm and severely damaged, with injuries to three passengers. 21: Rulhieres Bay, WA (later known as Koolama Bay) Koolama attacked again, no damage or injuries. March 3: (9.20am) Broome, WA. Attack on Broome: a strafing raid by nine Mitsubishi Zeroes. At least 88 people were killed and 24 Allied aircraft were destroyed. 3: (~10.30am) Carnot Bay, WA. PK-AFV (Pelikaan), a Douglas DC-3 airliner owned by KLM, was shot down by Zeroes returning from the attack on Broome. It crash-landed 80km (50 mi) north of Broome. Four passengers were killed. Diamonds worth £150,000-300,000 were lost or stolen following the crash. 3: Wyndham, WA. Strafing attack by Zeroes. No casualties. Koolama, which is in port by this time (see above), sinks as an indirect result of the attack. 3: Wyndham Airfield, WA[4] 4: Wreckage and passengers from PK-AFV attacked again by a Kawanishi H6K flying boat, no damage or casualties. 4: (2:00 pm) Darwin RAAF Airfield, NT 14: Horn Island, Queensland (Qld)[5] 16: (1:30 pm) Darwin RAAF Airfield and Bagot, NT 17: Darwin, NT 18: Horn Island, Qld 19: (11:40 am) Darwin (Myilly Point and Larrakeyah), NT 20: Broome Airfield, WA. Attack by Mitsubishi G4M "Betty" heavy bombers. One civilian killed. Minor damage to airfield. 20: Derby, WA[6] 22: (00:51 am) Darwin, NT 22: Katherine, NT[7] 23: Darwin, NT 23: Wyndham, WA (two raids)[4] 28: (12.30 pm) Darwin RAAF Airfield, NT 30: (05:40 am?) Darwin RAAF Airfield, NT 30: Darwin RAAF Airfield, NT 31: (1:20 pm) Darwin RAAF Airfield, NT 31: (10:19 pm) Darwin RAAF Airfield, NT ] April 2: (3:30 pm) Darwin (Harvey St, McMinn St, Shell Oil Tanks), NT 2: Sattler Airfield, NT 4: (1:48 pm) Darwin Civil Airfield and Parap Hotel, NT 5: (12:29 pm) Darwin RAAF Airfield, NT 25: (2:00 pm) Darwin RAAF Airfield, NT 27: (12:07 pm) Darwin RAAF Airfield, NT 30: Horn Island, QLD May June 13: (11:52 am) Darwin RAAF Airfield, NT 14: (1:14 pm) Darwin (town area), NT 15: (12:20 pm) Darwin (Larrakeyah to Stokes Hill), NT 16: (12:01 pm) Darwin (town area), NT 26: (8:50 pm) Darwin, NT July 7: Horn Island, Qld 25: (8:50 pm) Darwin (town area), NT 26: Townsville, Qld 26: (9:39-10:54 pm) Darwin (Vesteys Meatworks), NT 27: (10:27 pm) Knuckey's Lagoon, Darwin RAAF Airfield, NT 28: (00:45 am) Darwin RAAF airfield, NT 28: Townsville, Qld 29: (00:59 am) Darwin (town area) and Knuckey's Lagoon, NT. 29: Townsville, Qld 30: (03:58 am) Darwin (town area) and Darwin RAAF Airfield, NT 30: Horn Island, Qld 30: Port Hedland, WA.[8] 31: Mossman, Qld[8] 31: (1:33 pm) Darwin RAAF Airfield, NT August 1: Horn Island, Qld 21: Wyndham, WA 23: (12:12 pm) Hughes Airfield, NT 24: (9:24 pm) Darwin RAAF Airfield, NT 24: (10:14 pm) Noonamah, NT 25: (00:05 am) Darwin and Parap, NT 27: (03:45-05:37 am) Darwin (Botanical Gardens) and Cox Peninsula, NT 28: (03:35 am) Darwin (Railway Yards and Port Patterson), NT 30: (02:39 am) Darwin (town area), NT 31: (05:14 am) Darwin (town area) and Cox Peninsula), NT September 25: (03:41 am) Darwin (town area) and Knuckey's Lagoon, NT 25: (05:48 am) Darwin (town area and Daly Street Bridge), NT 26: (05:22 am) Livingstone Airfield, NT 27: (04:56 am) Bynoe Harbour, NT 27: (05:44 am) Darwin (town area) (Frances Bay) October 10: Horn Island, Qld 24: (04:42 hrs) Batchelor Airfield 24: (04:52 am) Pell Airfield 24: (04:57 am) Cox Peninsula 24: (05:12 am) Darwin RAAF Airfield, NT 25: (05:30 am) Darwin (town area) and Darwin RAAF Airfield, NT 26: (04:54 am) Darwin (town area) and Darwin RAAF Airfield, NT 27: (02:20 am) Darwin (town area) and Darwin RAAF Airfield, NT November 23: (03:00-04:39 am) Darwin (town area) and Darwin RAAF Airfield, NT 23: Coomalie Creek Airfield, NT 26: (03:20 am) Darwin (town area), Strauss Airfield and Hughes Airfield, NT 27: (03:56-04:46 am) Coomalie Creek, Hughes Airfield and Strauss Airfield, NT December 1943 Two Australian Spitfire fighters taking off from Darwin to intercept Japanese raiders in March 1943 January 20: (10:44 pm-00:15 am) Searchlight station, AWC Camp, Ironstone, NT 21: (9:54 pm) Darwin (Frances Bay), NT 22: (1:30 pm) HMAS Patricia Cam sunk, near Wessel Islands, NT. February March 2: (2:34 pm) Coomalie Creek Airfield, NT 15: (11:20 am) Darwin (oil tanks), NT April May HMAS Maroubra sinking after being attacked off Millingimbi on 10 May 1943 2: (10:15 am) Darwin RAAF Airfield and Darwin Floating Dock, NT 9: Millingimbi, NT 10: Millingimbi, NT. The cutter HMAS Maroubra was sunk. 20: Exmouth Gulf, WA 21: Exmouth Gulf, WA 28: Millingimbi, NT June 18: Horn Island, Qld 20: (10:43 am) Winnellie and Darwin RAAF Airfield, NT 28: (11:07 am) Vesteys, NT 30: (12:30 pm) Fenton Airfield, NT July 6: (12:02pm) Fenton Airfield, NT August 13: (9:45pm) Fenton Airfield, NT 13: (11:12 pm) Fenton Airfield and Coomalie Creek Airfield, NT 13: (11:42 pm) Coomalie Creek Airfield, NT 14: Long Airfield, NT 17: Port Hedland, WA[8] 21: (00:37 am) Fenton Airfield and Coomalie Creek Airfield, NT 21: (03:30 am) Pell Airfield, NT September 15: (00:25 am) Fenton Airfield and Long Airfield, NT 15: Onslow, WA. (The southernmost air raid in Australia.) 16: Exmouth Gulf, WA 18: (03:50 am) Fenton Airfield and Long Airfield, NT 27: Drysdale River Mission (Kalumburu) airfield, WA. One fatality, Father Thomas Gil, the superior of the mission. October November 10: Coomalie Creek Airfield, NT 12: (03:53-05:30 am) Parap, Adelaide River and Batchelor Airfield, NT (Sourced from wikipedia) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Air_raids_on_Australia,_1942%E2%80%9343
Is Mongolias government stable?
no itz NT cuz itz government keep changing the way it works n NT stayin da same.
How was modern day architecture was influenced by early Egyptian architecture?
it was NT
What is the difference between interdependence and interconnectedness?
all things are friends they do nt be connected
How much does Taipei 101 cost?
NT$ 58 billion (USD $ 1.80 billion)
Which Windows operating system does not support plug and play?
Windows 1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 3.1, NT 3.1, NT 3.5, NT 3.51, and Windows NT 4.Windows 1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 3.1, NT 3.1, NT 3.5, NT 3.51, and Windows NT 4.
What are the different editions of Windows NT 3.1?
Windows NT 3.1 only came in two versions, Windows NT 3.1 and Windows NT 3.1 Advanced Server.
What is the latest version of Windows NT?
The last version of Windows under the "NT" brand was Windows NT 4. The latest version to be built upon Windows NT is Windows Vista (Windows 7 has not yet been releasedofficially).
What is the difference between Windows NT and Windows NT?
Absolutely nothing.
Witch Windows NT old one is the best?
Windows NT 4.0
When was Windows NT created?
Windows NT was created on 1993-07-27.
What came first windows NT or windows 2000?
Windows NT came first. NT 4.0 came to manufacturing in 1996, and Win 2000 was released to retail in February of 2000. [Windows 2000 is also known as Windows NT 5.0.]
What is NT in Windows NT?
New Technology
Which Microsoft operating systems support 32-bit device drivers?
Windows 95 (partial, via USB add-on) Windows 98 Windows ME Windows NT 3.1 Windows NT 3.5 Windows NT 3.51 Window NT 4 Windows 2000 Windows XP Windows Server 2003 Windows Vista Windows Server 2008
What are the uses of windows NT?
As normal Windows. 2000, XP, Vista, and 7 are all technically Windows NT
Which Microsoft operating systems support ONLY 32-bit device drivers?
Windows NT 3.1 Windows NT 3.5 Windows NT 3.51 Windows NT 4 Windows ME (officially; unofficially could still use 16-bit VxDs) Windows 2000 Windows XP Windows Server 2003 Windows Vista Windows Server 2008
Did windows NT use a DOS core?
No. Windows NT had it's own kernel and bootloader.
