US Air Force

Its a Boeing 747 and is out fitted by a secret company

Many factors influence organizational change. Many of them are external, meaning that items outside of the company like technology, politics, society, etc. can produce change. There can also be internal influences causing change inside the company coming from policies, procedures, management, etc.

Air Force Reserve Command was created in 1997.

The force created by a rocket is called thrust. Thrust is generated by the expulsion of gas at high speed from the rocket's engines, following Newton's third law of motion: for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. This thrust propels the rocket upward against the force of gravity.

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Depends on the rank, individuals of matching ranks in different branches make the same amout of base pay. An E-1 in the Army and an E-1 in the Air Force make the exact same.

For that matter, an E-1 Air Force Security Forces member makes exactly the same as an E-1 Air Force Avionics Technician.

If you are looking to go into the military for the money there is no difference between similar ranks in any branch. What you need to check on is bonuses, incentive pay, hazardous duty pay. Those are the things that will make a difference in your pay.

Air Force patches can be purchased from eBay or from army surplus stores (online or in store). There are many different types for different prices available.

Your recipient will give you an FPO or APO address that includes the zip code for the appropriate section of the facility, so that your recipient can receive USPO mail. Every FPO or APO zip code is different.

APO = Army or Air Force Post Office; FPO = Fleet Post Office.

Labor is taxable when parts are supplied as part of the service.

If no parts are required for the service then the labor is not taxable.

Repair Labor Only

Charges for repairs of tangible personal property needing only labor or service are not taxable. The dealer must keep documentation to prove no tangible personal property was joined with, or attached to the repaired item. The sales tax and surtax apply when parts are used in the repair even if the parts are provided at no charge.

There are exceptions to the answer above. There are five types of services that are specifically subject to sales tax in Florida, even if there is no tangible personal property provided. (1) Investigation/Security Services, (2) Commercial Cleaning Services, (3) Commercial Pest Control Services, & (4) Detective Services. There is a fifth as well - imposed on people that manage rental property for other people.

I am a Florida CPA/Attorney that does almost nothing but Florida sales and use tax controversy. I hope this addition to the answer helps. James Sutton, CPA, Esq www FloridaSalesTax com

A Covered Wagon is an initial unclassified telephonic notification to higher headquarters notifying them that an event has been detected or occurred in connection to Priority Resources (A, B or C) as a result of probable or actual hostile action.

I assume you are talking about an early discharge? The ONLY person who can help you is the priest. You do not need to have any type of religion to talk to him, DON'T LIE. Be very convincing when you talk to him, Beg him to help you, Tell him how you have made the worst mistake of your life by joining, Do exactly what he advises but without failure let him know how bad you want out. His job is to convince you to stay, but, He is the only one who will help you get out too. GOOD LUCK, Miracles take time, don't expect to be home in less than two months.

add-on - no you don't have to go talk to the priest (oh and by the way there aren't priests in the military, there called chaplains, but there isn't a whole lot they can do to help you, they don't know the legal aspects of things ) and it depends on how you want to get discharged, if you want to get an honorable discharge (helps get jobs) talk to the career planner or Legal Assistance. If you don't care about honorable discharge, there are plenty of ways to get a dishonorable discharges (will limit you to what jobs you can get, and will also put you lower and the scale by employers as a possible candidate)

There are 8 main factors that influence the growth and development of every human being. These factors include heredity, environment, sex, nutrition, race, exercise, learning and reinforcement, as well as hormones.

no you have to wait 6 months and get 2 refrences sayin your a good boy.

The amount one pays as income tax depends on their TAXABLE income. It is a percentage of that income. The exact percentage used depends on the level of that income. Taxable income depnds on many things: Earnings from employment for sure, earnings from other sources (investments, government payments, etc.), and even then certain items of each may be not included, or things you may not receive in cash may be included. For example - the contribution to a 401k is not taxable income, even though it is part of your salary. On the other hand, certain benefits you may receive, like employer paid life insurance, car allowances, even access to a cafeteria that has reduced prices because of an employer supporting it), may result in taxable income to you. Once the amount of taxable income is determined, then thedeductions to that income are applied. For example, interest paid on the mortgage for your home, number of dependent children, number of other qualifying dependents, medical costs, certain expenses of making that income, state taxes paid, etc.). Hence, any 2 people, holding the exact same job at the exact same salary and benefits, may well have 2 entirely different tax amounts due. Once the amount of taxable income is determined, looking at the tax rate charts (made by filing status, for example single filer verses married filing jointly),for that income determines how much one actually must pay. I'll try and provide a link to a chart.

You can make the drive from downtown Denver to Colorado Springs in a minimum of 1 hr. with a few important conditions:

-It is not rush hour

-by "downtown" you're not too far from I-25

-You're going to the Air Force Academy

This is an easy drive during off peak hours. The Academy is at the northern edge of Colorado Springs and the speed limit is 75 MPH most of the way there once you get out of the Denver-metro area. From the N. Academy Blvd. exit (#150) through the Springs to the S. Academy Blvd. exit (#135) the speed limit is 65 MPH. Add another 1/2 hour for this area. Leaving Denver during the evening rush it's best to wind your way south through the city (e.g., Speer Blvd to University to Cherry Creek Drive S., etc.) to avoid the I-25 backup from Colfax to the I-225 interchange, and get on I-25 as far south as possible. You may encounter some backup through the Tech Center area, but once you pass E. Lincoln Ave. and the Sky Ridge Medical Center and the speed limit jumps to 75 MPH you'll be fine.

The working conditions to be a pilot are,:1. College 2. Smart 3. Know Math and Science well, also, You need to know exactly what you are doing at all/most times. Also, you need to make sure you have the right/proper attitude when preforming you're job, towards the boss and towards you're co-workers.

No, though you will have to apply for, and be granted, a Medical Waiver by the US Military's Medical Corps. Basically, this waiver states that your missing digit(s) do not significantly hamper your ability to serve effectively. You would be unlikely to be granted a waiver if you are missing a thumb or index finger of either hand, or missing more than one finger on a hand.

Yes, a 2012 study by MIT found that airborne pollution from cars, trucks, planes and power plants caused 13,000 premature deaths in the UK during 2005. This was more than four times the number of Britons killed in road accidents (3000).

Car and truck exhausts were the single greatest contributor to early deaths.

See the link below.

Enlisted Ranks: Airman Basic; Airman; Airman First Class; Senior Airman; Staff Sgt; Technical Sgt; Master Sgt; Senior Master Sgt; Chief Master Sgt

Officer Ranks; Second Lt; First Lt; Captain; Major; Lt Colonel; Colonel; Brigadier General; Major General; Lt General; General

Genetics Food Intake (calories consumed); exercise (calories burned); previous dieting history; age; sex

These are the main reasons people gain weight:

1. High fructose corn syrup -- it is added to just about everything we eat and has no food value. As it is chemically altered corn, it is not recognized by the body and stored as FAT.

2. Poor nutrition -- when you eat nutrient-deficient food, your stomach may be full, but your body continues to send out the "I'm hungry" signal. This leads to overeating and weight gain.

3. Changes in body composition -- as people age, they gradually lose lean muscle mass and develop more fat, a process known as sarcopenia. 4. People are not active-- they always sitting around and always eating

Air Force officers' monthy salary is based on numerous inputs including rank, time in service and yearly cost-of-living increases.

You can find a detailed pay-chart at the United States Air Force's website or by following this link:

http://airforce.com/pay-chart/

one of the factors that hinder industrialisation in Africa is lack of technological capabilities and proper infrastructure

failure of import substitution industrialisation

Fort Hood

It's not ft hood, not sure why you would say that, you're not checking your facts before responding and writing that incorrect answer

The largest army base in the world is white sands missile range in New Mexico, it's at least 10x larger than any other army base in the world.

the largest base with a bct or tradoc is FT Bliss, it's 2 - 3 times larger than ft hood.

It's a very easy search online to see how large an army post is in either sq miles or sq kilometers.

Ft hood currently has the most soldiers stationed there, but around 2014 when ft bliss completes its major rennovation it will have 65,000 more soldiers, family members and contractors working there putting it neck and neck with hood has having the most people on base!!!!!!

It was established in 1966.