We were stationed with Airborne troops and drilled by Airborne sergeants.
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Now, the 28503rd Airborne Brigade is investigating what went wrong during the airborne drop, according to the Army Times.
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He trained as an Airborne Ranger infantry officer and served in the 101st Airborne Division, the transition team statement said.
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What was one more airborne toxic event at a time when the global climate was itself an airborne toxic event?
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Sales in space and airborne systems, its second-biggest by revenue, rose 4.4 percent to $1.67 billion, with more airborne radars sold.
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In the Army, Viola trained as an Airborne Ranger infantry officer and served in the 101st Airborne Division, the transition team said.
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"People have trouble with the fear factor — 'airborne' sounds scary, but flu is airborne, and we face it all the time," said Milton.
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Airborne troops recently put the Army's new sniper rifle through airborne infiltration tests to see if it could withstand the rigors of their operations.
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Sales in Raytheon's space and airborne systems business, its second-biggest, rose 4.4 percent to $1.67 billion, helped by higher sales of airborne radars.
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They were members of the 101st Combat Aviation Brigade, 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault.) Acting senior commander of the 101st Airborne Division, Brig. Gen.
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The Pentagon has sent thousands of additional forces to the Middle East in recent weeks, including from the 82nd Airborne Division and the 173rd Airborne Brigade.
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More expensive are so-called N95 respirators, which unlike looser-fitting masks keep out small airborne particles and are most often used to protect against airborne transmission.
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The British 1st Airborne Division led the huge airborne assault 75 years ago that was part of British Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery ill-fated plan for Operation Market Garden.
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He served in the 1991 Gulf War as an infantry officer with the 101st Airborne Division and later commanded an airborne rifle company in Europe, according to the Army's website.
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The descent was the culmination of Exercise Falcon's Leap, hosted by the Royal Netherlands Army to train NATO airborne forces to be able to plan and execute an airborne operation together.
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MUMBAI (Reuters Breakingviews) - Narendra Modi faces an airborne dilemma.
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The 160th was formed in 1981, composed of soldiers of the 101st Airborne Division at Fort Campbell in Kentucky, and was officially designated the 160th Special Operations Aviation Group (Airborne) in 1986.
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Viola graduated from the United States Military Academy at West Point in 1977 and is a US Army veteran—training and serving as an Airborne Ranger infantry officer in the 101st Airborne Division.
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File photo - Airborne Laser Mine Detection System (ALMDS) (Northrop Grumman)
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Wickens' car actually went airborne and hit a safety barrier.
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Angelic Descent: Holding the jump button while airborne slows descent.
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VIDEO SHOWS WOMAN WALKING AWAY AFTER CAR GOES AIRBORNE, CRASHES
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Dozens of refueling, reconnaissance, escort and jamming aircraft were airborne.
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Our WWII Airborne forefathers jumped into Europe to defeat Nazism.
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By and large, once we're airborne, people relax a little.
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An airborne laser was successfully tested against missiles in 2010.
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The Kent native joined the 1st Airborne Division in 1943.
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Airborne infantryman Dennis St. Pierre burned radio batteries and chemlights.
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With plutonium, he said, the greatest threat is airborne contamination.
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The video clip of my airborne self has been lost.
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She went airborne and nailed a forehand down the line.
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Check out WIRED's comprehensive guide to the airborne, autonomous tech.
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The airborne bug causes diarrhea, vomiting, nausea and stomach cramps.
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His counterparts were Russian troops, many of which were airborne.
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Sophisticated equipment measured airborne particles before and after moviegoers arrived.
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Within minutes you are airborne and speeding through the night.
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Joe Buccino, a public affairs officer with the 82nd Airborne.
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A trickier question: Is this novel coronavirus an airborne pathogen?
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Researchers are on the lookout for potential airborne transmission, too.
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Airborne toxins damage us in a staggering number of ways.
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Later, our ancestors added to airborne threats by mastering fire.
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Google X Acquires Makani Power And Its Airborne Wind Turbines
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Mike Burns, a public affairs officer for the 82nd Airborne.
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But the prospect of an airborne attack on Hawaii itself?
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Caylon Kimball, 31, an airborne intelligence technician from Anadarko, Okla.
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One was an airborne ranger, and one was Special Forces.
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About 75 paratroopers from the US Army's 82nd Airborne Division and 40 personnel from US Army South spent the final days of January in Colombia, working with Colombian troops for an airborne assault exercise.
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In other songs, he rode the groove with nimble, airborne syncopation.
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Once the plane was airborne, the fatal chain of events accelerated.
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Passenger drone, perhaps, or flier, or bandit or personal airborne transport.
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Will Pink be airborne at any point during the national anthem?
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In my first assignment was with a NATO rapid airborne force.
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Want to zap away airborne particles as small as 0.1 microns?
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People are infected when they inhale one or more airborne spores.
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He had an affinity for skydiving, flying and other airborne activities.
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No, not even if both of the pilots die while airborne.
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It remained airborne for five minutes before crashing into desert sands.
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The chances of such aircraft getting airborne have recently increased substantially.
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It's now airborne once again, making its way back to Rothera.
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And it's not airborne inter-dimensional alien parasites this time around.
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That airborne survey is scheduled to take place later this year.
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They're just arrogant airborne bastards with no respect for personal space.
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Brian R. Rauen, the commander of 10th Special Forces Group (Airborne).
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Get your sunglasses and dancing shoes on and stream "Airborne" below.
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I was airborne, but I was also sleeping at the time.
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And they can require a lot of power to stay airborne.
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"Peanuts are a cross contamination issue-not airborne," she tweeted Monday.
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Soon after he turned 18, he enlisted in the 82nd Airborne.
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But some people get asthma from breathing in airborne latex proteins.
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But in mining communities, airborne mercury levels can be dangerously high.
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Fort Bragg is home to the Airborne and Special Operations Forces.
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Still, I don't think any problem seems small while you're airborne.
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What that means for the Arctic ecosystem is not clear. Airborne.
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The researchers warn of the potential health implications of airborne plastics.
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The airborne sex toy landed just outside the Patriots' end zone.
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The suspects and McClaine are assigned to the 101st Airborne Division.
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Safely back in the airborne PAV, we looked at our trophy.
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A simple swipe of a button will make the vehicle airborne.
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Storms were demonstrations of their powers, and birds their airborne messengers.
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Not one to neglect detail, Rockman also carefully depicts airborne contaminants.
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"Plants boost serotonin levels and dissolve volatile airborne chemicals," she said.
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This scientist couple created an airborne observatory to map tropical forests.
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That same year Adolf Hitler launched a massive airborne invasion westward.
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The virus isn't airborne; so keep on washing when you can.
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Frank Helmick, the former commanding general of the XVIII Airborne Corps.
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For weeks experts have maintained that the virus is not airborne.
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These flaps help prevent cars from going airborne, NASCAR's website says.
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Surgical masks are effective against respiratory infections but not airborne infections.
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Two helicopters are always ready to be airborne within 30 minutes.
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Life as an adviser in the Vietnamese Airborne Division was unpredictable.
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"would likely" go airborne at the crest of the ride's second hill.
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He will be airborne when the first debate begins at 9 p.m.
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But the implications of being exposed to chronic airborne histamine are unclear.
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Allen plans to use the Stratolaunch plane as an airborne rocket launcher.
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Led by airborne systems, revenue rose to $886.6 million from $13 million.
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Other health products, including Airborne vitamins and Scholl footcare products, were flat.
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The war games will include artillery, armored and airborne units, it said.
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Airborne and large quantities of chromium-6 are known to be toxic.
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Mr. Carter made his remarks to troops of the 101st Airborne Division.
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They employ sensors, software and telecommunications to monitor and identify airborne drones.
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"Airborne," Paltrow captioned the sunset shot from their family vacation in Antigua.
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"This airborne exercise demonstrates the interoperability, lethality and professionalism of our militaries."
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What concerns me is Boeing's haste to get the Max airborne again.
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Amir Caspi, astrophysicist, Southwest Research Institute: Chasing the eclipse with airborne telescopes.
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The aim is for it remain airborne for more than 100 days.
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The infection can be transmitted from person to person via airborne droplets.
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Delivery drones, both wheeled and airborne, could similarly compete with human couriers.
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Wind could create the dunes out of fine particles once they're airborne.
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"He's not sending in the 101st Airborne and 100,000 troops," Keiser said.
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Universities, books and websites are the best tools, not the 82nd Airborne.
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Airborne pollutants already cause over 1 million premature deaths in China annually.
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The infection can be transmitted via airborne droplets from coughs and sneezes.
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They hope to create a mirror image of the airborne drone craze.
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Then I'd hang airborne for a moment before hitting the water again.
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You could actually see its push upriver as it whipped water airborne.
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The chemical reactions can create potentially harmful byproducts that can become airborne.
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I saw a platoon of airborne troops on patrol on Highway 21970.
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That keeps airborne pathogens inside the room and leaves common areas clean.
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Previous investigations of two recent coronaviruses showed that airborne transmission was occurring.
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Airbus intends to test autonomous airborne taxis by the end of 248.
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New York Times photographers have captured airborne athletes throughout the Pyeongchang Games.
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Airborne, we flew out to the sea, like birds escaping a net.
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They are not airborne for very long, but they are still beautiful.
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Sure, Revolutions has airborne fight scenes ripped straight from Dragonball Z GIFs.
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The airborne missions are intended to complement the on-the-ice research.
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James Mingus, the 82nd Airborne Division&aposs commanding general, told the outlet.
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Once airborne, the gliders — or sailplanes — were left to their own devices.
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The war games will include artillery, armored and airborne units, IRIB reported.
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Airborne toxins are so pernicious that they may have shaped human evolution.
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The policy vehicle for tax reform, in other words, isn't airborne yet.
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He also served in the Old Guard and the 101st Airborne division.
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Pentagon officials said that it was airborne for more than 40 minutes.
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Mike Burns, spokesman for the 82nd Airborne Division, said in a statement.
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But "the 82nd Airborne is America's guard of honor," said Lt. Col.
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Led by airborne systems, revenue rose to $886.6 million from $850.3 million.
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Now, faced with soldiers from the 101st Airborne, he was beyond relieved.
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The groom hammed it up for the camera while he was airborne.
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And it's not just airborne allergies that cause this type of reaction.
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Lee, commanding officer of the legendary 101st Airborne Division, died in 1948.
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Such violent incidents were not lost on members of the 101st Airborne.
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Reckitt's supplement brands include MegaRed for heart health and Airborne for immunity.
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The two killed were assigned to 85033nd Battalion, 319th Airborne Field Artillery Regiment, 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 82nd Airborne Division, and were stationed at Fort Bragg, N.C. The incident is under investigation, the Pentagon said in its statement.
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Well, Rally Grannys and Pappys, get a load of this new airborne thing.
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As they work, humans breathe in airborne particles, which deposit in their lungs.
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Before that he completed the U.S. Army Airborne, Ranger and Air Assault Schools.
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When the eel's airborne, more of the electrical current flows through its victim.
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No one, of course, thought the shooter would be deterred by airborne textbooks.
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It handled 3D games like N.O.V.A. 253 and Asphalt 8: Airborne quite well.
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During World War II, Thomas was a paratrooper in the 101st Airborne Division.
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It's still in the soil from when lead was commonly airborne from exhaust.
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Yes, the video of the airborne portable restroom is a thing to behold.
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Lacking an airborne elephant to copy, researchers studied the physics of large birds.
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The previous world record for simultaneous airborne UAVs was also held by Intel.
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Before holding that position, he was the head of the 82nd Airborne Division.
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The U.S. Army wants an airborne microwave cannon that can take down drones.
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Frankel, 48, claimed Delta told her that fish allergies were not considered airborne.
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Cayton Johnson, commander, 101st Combat Aviation Brigade (Rear), 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault).
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It's going so fast that the car gets airborne before eventually losing control.
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An airborne NASA B-200 King Air captured the images while flying above.
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Should we be increasingly concerned about the possibility of airborne technology being hijacked?
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While fighting heavy winds and torrential rain, an airborne plank flew past him.
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Often used for airborne refueling, the KC-130, made by Lockheed Martin Corp.
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Hunter-Reay and Wickens made the initial contact, and Wickens' car became airborne.
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Studies also link airborne PCBs to many diseases for residents of the region.
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HIV and the Black Death have something in common: They generally aren't airborne.
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I'm not aware that this has been done with an airborne sensor before.
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People stay away from you, as if late-middle-age were airborne herpes.
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They said the effects of the airborne transmission on human health are understudied.
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Soon, the Concorde became the preferred airborne choice of the rich and famous.
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It is hidden by a constant blanket of tiny airborne particles of despair.
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A huge airborne relief mission was dispatched yesterday to assist with recovery efforts.
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He was assigned to Company C, First Battalion, 501st Infantry, 101st Airborne Division.
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He was assigned to 5th Special Forces Group (Airborne) at Fort Campbell, Kentucky.
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Consumer drones use electric motors to power the propellers that make them airborne.
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And I try to remember to bring along some Airborne or Emergen-C.
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The paper noted that for some researchers, "airborne transmission" involves only fine aerosols.
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We also don't know enough about it to truly rule out airborne precautions.
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They were identified on Monday as soldiers from the 101st Airborne Division: Sgt.
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Todd Royar, acting senior commander of the 101st Airborne Division and Ft. Campbell.
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But it's these airborne threats that brought Clements out in the first place.
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The first Australian battalion was inserted into an American brigade, the 103rd Airborne.
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Aerosols remain airborne for longer because of their size and are usually inhaled.
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Google's parent company Alphabet is no longer supporting the airborne wind upstart Makani.
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Butler was assigned to the 19th Special Forces Group (Airborne), Camp Williams, Utah.
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This strategy can fool an airborne eagle but doesn't deter ground-level hunters.
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Makani, which develops airborne wind turbines, spun out from X in early 2019.
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Coleton Jones of the 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 101 Airborne Division, is another.
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PM 2.5 are dangerous airborne pollution particles smaller than 2.5 micrometers in diameter.
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It's only a bit of shame that "Rocketman," as constructed, doesn't consistently stay airborne.
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As long as they remained airborne, they had confidence it would deliver them home.
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But up until recently, the idea of angry, airborne eels seemed like an exaggeration.
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He was a member of the 82nd Airborne Division and received several military accolades.
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Airbus allies say awarding the airborne surveillance contract to Boeing would "reward bad behaviour".
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The vehicle hit the center divider and went airborne and landed into the building.
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First, there is clear precedent for holding the operator of airborne objects strictly liable.
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And once airborne, the flaps gradually tilt into a horizontal position, providing forward thrust.
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Seen from below when airborne, the thing resembles a slightly flattened letter H (pictured).
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Roofs were peeled away, sent airborne, and homes were split open by fallen trees.
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There's no doubt airborne natural gas concentrations at Porter Ranch have dropped off sharply.
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The virus can be airborne and spreads when an infected person coughs or sneezes.
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Image: UberLook out, because Uber has an airborne bridge it wants to sell you.
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"It isn't airborne," she said, staring unseeing at the building across the street again.
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It was in the air for 37 minutes, notable because Friday's was airborne longer.
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Tech firms are scouting around for new satellite ventures or alternative airborne communications projects.
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He was an infantryman in the 101st Airborne Division, based at Fort Campbell, Kentucky.
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The main function of boogers is to trap airborne dirt, dust, and other grime.
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When sunlight hits these airborne chemicals, it unleashes chlorine atoms which destroy ozone molecules.
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Airbus allies say awarding the airborne surveillance contract to Boeing would "reward bad behavior".
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Italy sent two aircraft after an appeal for airborne firefighting equipment from Greek authorities.
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Bryan Box is a forest ecologist, forester, and veteran of the 173rd Airborne Brigade.
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One of the Operational Test Command's Airborne and Special Operations Test Directorate NCOs, Sgt.
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And then he was gone, nearly airborne, on to America and the next unknown.
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All the Trump rally appeared to do was unleash a spasm of airborne hatred.
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The lieutenant commander was part of a unit that conducts airborne anti-submarine intelligence.
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Her soprano chronicles passion, love and loss through airborne pop and moody indie-rock.
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Airborne laser weapon research isn't new and Boeing was one of the early pioneers.
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The cots, mostly empty, are launching pads for child divers, exploring their airborne possibilities.
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Early one morning in 1972 he was on patrol with the 101st Airborne Division.
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Depending upon the airplane's gross weight, its immediate airborne speed was approximately 155 mph.
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Its purpose: To capture the various airborne particles he encountered in his daily life.
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Soldiers with the 82nd Airborne Division are deploying to help Iraqi forces recapture Mosul.
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These scientists are part of a crucial global network for measuring airborne greenhouse gases.
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Drinking fresh fruit smoothies and taking Airborne helped a lot as the tour progressed.
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Airborne embers were irritating firefighters' eyes, said Rich Macklin, a Ventura County fire spokesman.
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Trained as a Green Beret, he served in Vietnam with the 101st Airborne Division.
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Infectious germs are spread most frequently by airborne "respiratory droplets" from sneezing and coughing.
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No one can compete with the airborne speed of downhill skiers at the Olympics.
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Scientists now have good reason to believe that airborne pollution directly affects the brain.
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It's ticklish fun to watch baby elephants of any kind, including an airborne one.
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The virus isn't airborne; so don't forget to keep your fingers off your face.
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The US is experiencing a shortage of N95 masks that protect against airborne illness.
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Burling was able to get the boat airborne again to win by a second.
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But again, for now, there's no good evidence of Covid-19's airborne transmission.
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"Airborne operations all bear an inherent risk," the 25th Division said in a statement.
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He added there was no evidence at the moment that the virus was airborne.
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Instead, the team used airborne and satellite ice-penetrating radars to reveal the cavity.
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Confirm the number and location of Airborne Infection Isolation Rooms (AIIRs) in the facility.
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The draft report comes as Boeing strives to get the 737 Max airborne again.
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With combat and airborne pay, we had what seemed like a ton of money.
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This was the first combat deployment for both, according to the 82nd Airborne Division.
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Scientists traced the airborne source across the Calumet River to a S.H. Bell facility.
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Mathilde Gremaud goes airborne during the Audi Nines at Tiefenbachferner Glacier in Soelden, Austria.
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Flights airborne during that time were diverted or sent back to their original destination.
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Something really big tore line from the reel before going airborne 50 yards away.
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Bomber and tanker crews were ordered to their stations, the National Emergency Airborne Command Post taxied into position and the Federal Aviation Administration prepared to order every airborne commercial airliner to land, according to the Union of Concerned Scientists and The New Yorker.
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Terrifying race car crash caught on tape as teenager goes airborne during Formula 3 race.
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It's a plane that uses propulsion to become airborne and land vertically (like a rocket).
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A scanning electron microscope image of an airborne coccolith, which is produced by infected phytoplankton.
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People fear the prospect of pathogens going airborne and ravaging the population in pandemic proportions.
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Without warning, she was airborne, and dirt was entering the coach in a great cloud.
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Even this species doesn't synchronize very accurately — and they definitely don't do it while airborne.
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Britain's fifth-biggest airline failed to secure a deal with creditors to keep it airborne.
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Scientific reports have indicated that breathing in airborne chromium-2400 particles can cause lung cancer.
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Parrot's toy-like Airborne Cargo drone can also carry small objects like little toy figurines.
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In the early days of flight, those who wanted to be airborne were considered crazy.
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Choruses that once thrashed around now glide airborne, crunching down hard on the buoyant beat.
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When the train comes into the station, it causes dust and particles to become airborne.
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But Tuesday's post shared a whole new angle of his golden retriever, Mabel — totally airborne!
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When the fecal matter is left to dry on the street, particulates can go airborne.
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In 153 he launched Kitty Hawk, a startup that is testing two personal airborne vehicles.
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Their rootlets are constantly dying, depositing carbon underground, where it's less likely to go airborne.
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Measurements were collected using airborne radars flown on airplanes as part of NASA's Operation IceBridge.
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The infection can be transmitted from person to person via airborne droplets -- coughing or sneezing.
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The Virginia towns of Blacksburg and Christianburg will be early recipients of airborne Wing deliveries.
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But it was a financial disaster that only stayed airborne because of vast government subsidies.
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That E-4 aircraft is used in a crisis essentially as an airborne command post.
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But in Montpellier, in southern France, C. sancta makes reduced numbers of the airborne seeds.
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And two airborne state troopers involved in crowd control were killed when their helicopter crashed.
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He was assigned to 1st Battalion, 3rd Special Forces Group (Airborne), Fort Bragg, North Carolina.
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It sells carbon dioxide to greenhouses as an airborne fertilizer to grow tomatoes or cucumbers.
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A prime example is tuberculosis, a deadly airborne disease that scientists once hoped to eradicate.
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This week, Solve the Internet is obsessed with some airborne romances and logs into Tor.
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He was assigned to 20053rd Battalion, 22005th Special Forces Group (Airborne) at Fort Campbell, Kentucky.
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Facilities would have to integrate what is effectively an airborne oven into their process flow.
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Those same tiny fibers are what can make asbestos dangerous, especially when they become airborne.
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And for good reason — they can capture more than 80 percent of airborne viral particles.
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The Global Airborne Observatory can map 0000,000 acres a day, at resolution of 4 centimeters.
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The suite of tech onboard the Airborne Observatory, now in its third generation, is unique.
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As for the airborne behavior of the new coronavirus, scientists are racing to obtain data.
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N95 masks, which filter out 95% of airborne particles, can be used for three days.
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"If something is beautifully airborne, it doesn't really speak of rich human emotions," he said.
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Surgical masks, the other common type, can block physical particles, but not necessarily airborne ones.
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CDC recommends airborne but says in light of the shortage of PPE, droplet is ok.
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It made no difference that Barajas was a decorated paratrooper in the 82nd Airborne Division.
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A handy smartphone app allows the user to tell the airborne drone to follow someone.
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The new coronavirus typically spreads via airborne particles from an infected patient's coughs or sneezes.
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The coronavirus may be somewhere in between droplets and airborne spread, depending on the situation.
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Pathogens that can be more easily transmitted when airborne are typically the most easily transmitted.
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Today, those adaptations may provide protection, albeit limited, against tobacco smoke and other airborne threats.
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Plus it removes more than 99 percent of airborne contaminants as small as 0.3 microns.
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The US recovered remains of individuals aboard the aircraft, which was an airborne communications platform.
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They hope it could kill "airborne viruses such as influenza, in public spaces," Brenner said.
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Many of the most deadly superbugs aren't airborne, CDC infectious disease specialist Alexander Kallen explained.
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Nineteen American troops were killed, and the 82nd Airborne lost three of its own: Capt.
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The America advisers and most of the Airborne Division were stationed in and around Saigon.
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I was so very proud to have been selected to serve with the Vietnamese airborne.
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In a statement about the incident, Tynes noted the "inherent risk" in any airborne operation.
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Owen G. Ray, commander of the 1st Special Forces Group (Airborne), said in a statement.
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"As such, it requires travel by airborne and field personnel during the campaign," he added.
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This airborne filth can drift for miles and miles, stinging nostrils and killing plant life.
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Representing the U.S. airborne forces, American veteran Tom Ride parachuted, too, in nearby Carentan, France.
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A paratrooper from the 173rd Airborne brigade collects his parachute after landing on September 26.
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Soldiers with U.S. Army's 82nd Airborne Division are deploying to give more help to the Iraqis.
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"Potential of catastrophic disaster is inherently greater in an airborne vehicle," part of the presentation said.
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I like it a lot more than Airborne, and enjoy some of the flavors (I'm weird).
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Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue...and maybe something airborne, just for good measure.
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Would *LOVE* to know the name of Mr. 22017nd Airborne Division here rendering Hitler's Nazi salute.
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But the Chinese study demonstrates that even airborne compounds can be a threat to the skin.
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When observing birds form their airborne patterns, their chirps and calls are woven into the mix.
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The rumour among airline executives is that the MAX may not get airborne again this year.
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McCaw missed eight weeks last season after being shoved while airborne and landing on his back.
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In fact, the reasons for the disaster that befell the airborne assault were many and various.
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In dense, urban areas, for example, he's not entirely convinced of the value of airborne drones.
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Which brings us to the big science question: could a creature this large actually become airborne?
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Sprayers produce fine droplets that are small enough to stay airborne and intercept mosquitoes in flight.
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Vets think it can spread through airborne exposure and contact with bodily fluids or contaminated surfaces.
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Among airborne respiratory pathogens, measles is an elite virus—the most contagious disease in the world.
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You can also pick up refurbished Dyson air purifiers on sale and fend off airborne nasties.
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Like the common cold, the measles virus is airborne — it can spread through coughs or sneezes.
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And an up and down switch makes the octocopter airborne, or guides it back to earth.
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The sequence begins with Cruise attempting to climb up a rope and into an airborne helicopter.
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The three men belonged to the 101st Airborne Division and were all in their 20123's.
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That means the vehicles don't need a runway or a lot of space to get airborne.
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The rider, who was female, went airborne in Vancouver Monday morning during filming for the movie.
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The plane is often used for airborne refueling, and can also deliver cargo, troops and equipment.
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A swarm of airborne drones can co-ordinate itself by radio, but things are harder underwater.
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Their charter back to New York is scheduled to be airborne when the game tips off.
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"Taking Fire," at 10, revisits the Army's 101st Airborne Division in Afghanistan, using helmet camera footage.
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In fact, a 2014 study found no statistical correlation between fine airborne particulates and premature deaths.
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The blimps float 10,000 feet in the air and carry powerful radars that detect airborne threats.
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To gain enough speed to get airborne, he had to skip the helicopter across the ground.
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He also went to the United States Army Ranger School and served in the 101st Airborne.
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They were assigned to Company B, 2nd Battalion, 10th Special Forces Group (Airborne), Fort Carson, Colorado.
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Located in the jungles of Puerto Rico, Arecibo was originally built to track airborne Soviet warheads.
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The culprit was years of exposure to airborne flour and smoke from his wood-burning oven.
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The airborne contagion of advertising and spin, political lying and celebrity froth, makes authentic discourse difficult.
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Additionally, three NASA Earth Science airborne science campaigns will be rescheduled for later in the year.
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We don't even have the airborne precaution gear that I've been seeing China and Italy using.
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The beginning of the year was looking positive for Blake Edgington, founder of Blake Edgington - Airborne.
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Conclusive evidence: E-cigarette use increases airborne concentrations of particulate matter and nicotine in indoor environments.
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Others are on the "ground-up" side, positing that dinosaurs went airborne by running and flapping.
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That's where the Global Airborne Observatory, pictured flying over St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands, comes in.
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Aaron answered the call for volunteers and was soon working at the Counterterrorism Airborne Analysis Center.
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Initially, we were told it would be airborne precautions [such as N95 masks with eye protection].
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Studies have shown that even masks can't prevent all droplets from becoming airborne, Dr. Jackson said.
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For spectators, it combines teeth-clenchingly sharp turns with the oohs and aahs of airborne acrobatics.
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Mr. Davidson died suddenly in 2016 and this year's Airborne Festival is dedicated to his memory.
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That's because the coronavirus typically spreads via airborne particles when an infected person coughs or sneezes.
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She is now on her way to Airborne School, and wants to eventually become a Ranger.
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Many studies now suggest that chronic inflammation represents an important link between airborne toxins and disease.
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"This is a day of sadness for Fort Campbell and the 101st Airborne," said Brig. Gen.
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" The texts continued, "If you want to come and join me once the aircraft get airborne!
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En 19963, publicó una memoria, One Voice, Two Lives: From Auschwitz Prisoner to 21996st Airborne Trooper.
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Those of us who fought with the Vietnamese Airborne Division are not the ones to ask.
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About 200 soldiers from the 173rd Airborne Brigade are on notice to do so as well.
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These are airborne chemicals nanometers in size, which Wirecutter admittedly did not test at all for.
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Hisar-A provides protection against a multitude of airborne targets due to its vertical launch capability.
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After Khashoggi was murdered, the US stopped airborne refueling of Saudi aircraft involved in the conflict.
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They've spoken about the regret that took over as soon as they were airborne, she says.
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He served as an attack helicopter pilot in the U.S. Army and earned his Airborne Wings.
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But, once rescuers spotted him, he was airborne and in surgery in less than an hour.
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People are developing respiratory issues partly due to airborne fungal spores from lack of proper cleanup.
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Lee rose to the rank of two-star general, leading what became the Army's 101st Airborne.
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OSHA's new rule reducing allowable airborne silica dust levels will save over 600 lives a year.
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