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Eight track cartridges were phased out in the retail stores in the United States by late 1982. However, some titles were still available as eight-track tapes through various mail-order clubs until late 1988.
Does any military force in any nation NOT have separate officer and enlisted corps?
Wikipedia says, "Officers in nearly every country of the world are segregated from the enlisted," but there's no citation to pursue this further. I'm not counting paramilitary organizations, noncombatant organizations, non-governmental agencies, or non-state entities. I'm referring to navies, armies...
Did you know? That Glass takes one million years to decompose, which means it never wears out and can be recycled an infinite number of times. That's ok, neither did I.
I found this interesting...the official nicknames versus the ones given by the troops
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Born into a family of Dutch Americans, who was the only US President to speak English as a second language?
Born into a family of Dutch Americans, who was the only US President to speak English as a second language?
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Military facts are a dime a dozen, but here are some of our favorites!
1. For combat circumstances such as scouting for traps, hauling heavy gear, searching for survivors, underwater diving, taking victims to safety, and battle with enemy, the US Military uses a variety of robots. Drones, which are...
Military Trivia for 19 February 2021: United States Coast Guard, Question 1:
Alex Haley
Herman Wouk
Herman Melville
John Steinbeck
What American writer has a U.S. Coast Guard cutter named after him?
Tom Clancy
Alex Haley
Herman Wouk
Herman Melville
John Steinbeck
Military Trivia 15 February 2021: Cold War - Space Race, Question 1:
Buran
Plesetsk
Baikonur
Vostok
What Soviet cosmodrome, site of the first Sputnik launch, is the oldest space-launching facility in the world?
Voshkod
Buran
Plesetsk
Baikonur
Vostok