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US Air Force
The US Air Force is a service branch of the US Armed Forces that deals with aerial warfare. Headed by the Secretary of the Air Force, it is one of the most technologically-sophisticated air force in the world.
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How much does an army sargent in reserves make on deployment?
The same as their active duty counterparts. There'll be some variation in pay based on total time in service. See related link "US Army Basic Pay Chart 2010 - Enlisted" at the bottom. Sergeant is pay grade E-5.
Is unrealized gain or loss taxable?
No generally, it is not taxable until the gain/loss is recognized.
What were the fuel oxidizer combinations used on each of the stages of the Titan II missile?
Both stages of the Titan II rocket used Aerozine-50 (a combination of 50% UDMH [unsymmetric dimethylhydrazine] and 50% MMH (monomethylhydrazine) as the fuel, and dinitrogen tetroxide as the oxidizer.
Interestingly, the LR-87 engines that powered the first stage of Titan II, as well as the LR-91 engine that powered the second stage, were both also capable of burning two other combinations of propellant - LH2 (liquid hydrogen) and LOX (liquid oxygen) as well as RP-1 (kerosene) and LOX.
What are some career paths in the Air Force?
Pilots, mechanics, Security Police, Special Operations, Forward Air Control, medical, truck driver, supply coordination and logistics, air traffic control... there would be too many to feasibly name here, and you really should contact an Air Force recruiter for a more complete listing.
What is the driving distance between Dallas TX and Olympia WA?
The approximate driving time and mileage information -
Between: Dallas, TX
and: Olympia, WA
Driving miles: 2100
Driving time: 33 hrs
- is based on traveling non-stop in good driving conditions. Driving time does not take into consideration conditions which may extend travel time such as weather, road work, border crossings, and rush hour traffic in urban areas. Mileage denotes actual road miles covered as opposed to Point A to Point B linear distances on a map.
What Air Force Base was known as the West Point of the Air?
I am not certain but page 929 of the volume 53, number 6 issue of Popular Mechanics Magazine from June 1930 has an article entitled "The West Point of the Air" which covers Air Corps training at Scott Field, near Belleville, Illinois and at Chanute Field, at Rantoul, Illinois. I have not seen this movie but given that it was supposed to take place in the 1930's and the date of this magazine issue, it's not improbable to think that it was Scott or Chanute Air Force Bases.
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Does Egypt have a great air force army?
extremely strong air force, it is the strongest section of their army
they are like 3rd or 4th largest operators of F-16's
My ETS is Sunday of drill do I work on my expiration term of service ETS day in the military?
If you are still under contract for that day then yes. Hopefully either the commander or a high ranking NCO can cut you some slack for that day.
How many Air Force One 747s are there?
Only 1.
Air Force One is the designation call sign for any aircraft that is carrying the President of the US. When he departs the a/c and it flys away, that a/c then flies with a different designation.
There are currently two Boeing 747 aircraft that are painted in the colors and with the Presidential seal. The one carrying the President on board is commonly referred to as Air Force One (whichever of the two plane is in service).
Air Force Two is the a/c that is carrying the Vice President.
Marine One is the helicopter that flies the president to and from the White House lawn. Again, this designation is for the helicopter while the President is on board. The Marine squadron may have more than one configured to carry the President.
During times of war, the President is transferred to an E-4 Airborne Command Post. From this a/c, the President and staff can make decisions to go to war. This a/c was depicted in the movie "Patriot Games", and it had some good interior views of the aircraft layout.
There are 3 E-4 aircraft that are used for this mission. There are 4 other E-4's that are assigned for Air Force's mission to have a flying command post. These a/c can be rotated between the different mission requirements. Whenever, the President goes outside the US on Air Force One, the E-4 Command Post stays within 200 miles of his location in case an emergency developes.
What do you need to know In order to write the equilibrium constant expression for a reaction?
To write the Keq for a reaction, the equilibrium concentrations of all reactants and products must be known. A specific example of this is how we define pH: the log of the equilibrium constant for any acid-base reaction. Just that simple, provided, of course, that the reaction does NOT go to 100% completion. Same principles apply to dissolution of partially soluble materials. If done correctly with consideration to chemical activity and coefficients, the so-called 'thermodynamic' equilibrium constants are obtained and are used in estimating quantities such as the entropy and enthalpy change of reaction.
The more difficult ( and interesting part ) is how do we know what those concentrations are? Mass balance equations are a good place to start along with any stoichiometric considerations...easy to stick to 1:1 electrolytes and other simple reactions.
What BEST explains the importance of the evaluation function?
:-)
Without evaluation throughout the phases and functions, the instructional developers might not achieve their desired results.
Eielson AFB Is Amber Hall still used at Eilson AFB?
Yes, Amber Hall is still in use on Eielson and houses various offices from Legal, to the Marketing Dept.
What is the 2012 E-6 promotion release date?
The TSgt release will be 21 June at 0800 Central Time. If its anything like the MSgt release then there is a chance that Commanders will get an early release.
What soccer field does Colorado Rapid play in Colorado?
The MLS team Colorado Rapids currently play in Dick's Sporting Goods Park in Comerrence City, CO. The club has played there since 2007.
D. AFPD 10-24, Air Force Critical Infrastructure Program (CIP)
