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U2
The Irish rock band U2 has won 22 Grammys, more than any other group. U2 members include Bono, The Edge, Adam Clayton and Larry Mullen. Ask questions here about their discography, tour and awards.
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Where can you get the cheapest tickets for a concert?
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a great secondary market is Lucky Duck Tickets Safe secure and huge selection. www.luckyducktickets.com They sell concert,sport, theater tickets. Sold out, VIP and meet and greets too.
What country was using a U-2 spy plane to gather intelligence about the soviet union?
The United States used the Lockheed U2 and Convair PB4Y Privateer to gather intelligence about the Soviet Union and China before the advent of spy satellite technology.
What impact did the U-2 Incident have on US- USSR relations?
It happened in 1960. (I'm not sure about the rest of the date.) Francis Gary Powers was flying an American Spy Plane. As he was flying, the plane was shot down over the Soviet Union. He was taken captive and forced to admit he was spying. (And you already told the rest.) Because the President refused to apologize, Krushchev cancelled his next meeting with the president that they were to have. (Which I believe was the PS, I'm not sure. Sorry!)
yes. most of it is. there aren't even many swear words in their music except in "Acrobat" and "Wake up dead man"
What lessons did Eisenhower learn from the U-2 incident?
The decade of the 1960's contained severe and potentially catastrophic events during the ideological conflict between the United States and the Soviet Union. The opening note to the orchestra of this tense period was the surface to air missile that shot down Francis Gary Powers' U-2 spy plane. Arguably the 1960s were a continuation of espionage hostilities from earlier decades between Russia and the United States. However it was with the U-2 incident, as well as the following crises in Berlin and Cuba that these hostilities became part of the public consciousness and drew the two aggressor nations to the brink of all out warfare.
when Bono was a teen, his freinds all made nicknames for each other. there was a hearing aid shop called Bono Vox, which he got named after by his freinds. it later got shortened to bono. these names were usually just for fun. then bono said, can you just call me bono all the time now? and every one was like; sure paul!
What happened in the 'Stringy Bark Creek' incident?
On 25 October 1878 police officers set off to search for the Kellys and set up a camp at Stringybark Creek. A second police party set off from Greta near the Wangaratta end, with the intention of closing in on Ned in a pincer movement. At the end 3 of the 4 policemen were killed during gunfire, and as a response to these killings the Victorian parliament passed the Felons' Apprehension Act which outlawed the gang and made it possible for anyone to shoot them.
How to forget something embracing incident happened to you?
Forgetting that something happened to you, or embracing an unsettling incident, can help you to get over difficult memories. One way is to think of the good that came from the incident and embrace that rather than the agony. The good thing that may have come from the incident is a renewed strength.
What is an incident precursor?
if someone punched you in the mouth for calling them an ugly name, the precursor to the punching incident would be when you called them the ugly name. one thing leads to another a lot of the time.
What happened after the U-2 incident occurred?
The U-2 Spyplane piloted by Captain Francis Powers was shot down on May 1, 1960.
How did the muken incident advance Japanese imperialsim?
The Mukden Incident, which occurred on September 18, 1931, was a staged event by Japanese military personnel that served as a pretext for the invasion of Manchuria. By fabricating an attack on a Japanese railway, Japan justified its military intervention and subsequent occupation of the region. This event marked a significant escalation in Japanese imperialism, as it led to the establishment of the puppet state of Manchukuo and expanded Japan's territorial ambitions in East Asia, ultimately contributing to tensions that precipitated World War II. The incident exemplified the aggressive expansionist policies that characterized Japanese imperialism in the early 20th century.
