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What was the most significant battle in the Vietnam war?
The first true battle of the Vietnam War was Ap Bac. Considered small-scale action, Ap Bac was fought on January 2, 1963, in the hamlet (ap in Vietnamese) of Bac. 350 entrenched Viet Cong guerrillas faced off against 1,400 members of the 7th Division of the ARVN. The Viet Cong won, suffering 18 dead and 39 wounded, with the ARVN suffering 83 dead, and 108 wounded.
Why was the battle of Ap Bac fought?
The battle of Ap Bac was planned after a Signals Intelligence unit located a VC radio transmitter in the village. The ARVN planned and executed the plan with American advisers attached to some units. The US/ARVN did not know that the village was as fortified as heavily as it was. The battle plan fell apart almost immediately and the usual lack of aggressiveness on the part of the ARVN and the lack of a single chain of command for both the US and the ARVN caused mistakes. There is no question in my mind that the VC won this battle. The lack of aggressiveness on the part of some ARVN units continued through the AAmerican involvement. The chain of command problem, at least for the AAmericans, was worked out. Lt. Col. John Paul Vann was over the area in an L-19 and may have contributed to some of the problems, especially with the helicopters and airborne drop. Bob Hoffman Captain, Infantry 118th AHC (1966-67) USARV OH-6A TT (1969-70)
What happen When your BAC reaches 08?
When your Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) reaches 0.08%, you are considered legally impaired in most places, meaning you may struggle with coordination, judgment, and reaction times. At this level, your ability to drive safely is significantly compromised, increasing the risk of accidents. Additionally, you could face legal consequences, such as fines or license suspension, if caught driving under the influence. It's essential to avoid driving altogether at this BAC level to ensure your safety and that of others.
When did US invade Africa?
i dont really no when but uhh we used them as slaves cuz we were too lazy we were stupid bac then in the like 1700 to 1800
How many units of vodka could cause death and where can you find the information on units consumed in relation to death?
The proof (alcohol content) of the vodka is a variable factor. Another variable is the weight of the person consuming it. Still a third factor is the tolerance for alcohol. A regular drinker can handle more then a teetotaler. Reaching an alcohol level of .35 is potentially fatal, but there are those that have hit .41 and survived. LD50 of alcohol is .40%, which means that reaching that blood alcohol count would kill half of the people that reached it. A heavy drinkier has been known to survive a .914 BAC, but that would kill 99.9% of people.
How many people died in 2006 due to drunk driving?
In 2006, there were 43,470 fatalities in crashes involving an alcohol-impaired driver (BAC of .08 or higher) - 47 percent of total traffic fatalities for the year.
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A person BAC will go down if they?
A person's BAC will go down if they simply do nothing. In fact, people cannot speed up the process of metabolism.
How many drinks in half hour for bac of 0.25?
Depends on the individual.
What do the initials BAC stand for What does a BAC reading tell you?
BAC stands for Blood Alcohol Concentration. It is a measurement of the amount of alcohol present in a person's bloodstream, expressed as a percentage. A BAC reading indicates the level of intoxication, with higher percentages indicating greater impairment and increased risk of accidents or health issues. For example, a BAC of 0.08% is commonly considered the legal limit for driving in many jurisdictions.
How is BAC measured?
its measured by BAC level of 0.8
How to create bac?
spell the word bac right.
What universities offer Post-Bac programs?
Many universities offer Post-Bac programs such as John-Hopkins University in Baltimore and Washington D.C and Columbia University. Post-Bac programs are offered all over the USA and are pre-medical courses.
If police don't cite BAC level is there no proof of intoxication?
In most states a BAC level is not proof of intoxication in any case. It normally creates a 'rebuttable presumption' of impairment. Essentially that means that the court has decided that MOST people are impaired at .xx bac, but you have the opportunity to prove (somehow) that you were not impaired. A BAC may also not be available for many reasons, ranging from the defendant refusing to take a breath test to a breath analyzer that fails to work or is improperly certified. The arrest would not have been (or should not have been made) unless the officer had enough evidence before he made the arrest to prove his case, because people often refuse a BAC test after calling their attorney from the jail. What this means is that a BAC/Intoxilyzer test is only one piece or evidence for the trial, and a cop who looses a DUI case because he doesn't have a BAC reading did an awful lot of things wrong.
Is there such thing of a 2.5 BAC?
No, a BAC of .30 is where it is it considered fatal
What is the population of Bac Giang?
Bac Giang's population is 126,810.
What is the population of Bac Mòr?
Bac Mòr's population is 0.
