My god, it’s full of splats.
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I called. They weren’t there, dammit. I can’t find my pants.
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I’d rather have this.
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Keeping on the aviation theme…
This is an Avro 652 that my grandfather worked on.
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Not a tank - an Anti-Tank (unit)!
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Tank destroyers are really big and slow tanks that aren’t much good except for destroying other tanks-- if they can actually catch up to the faster, nimbler targets.
I hope that they can’t catch up… A tank/anti-tank collision would likely release enough energy to wipe out everything on the battlefield!
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Sponsor: Rep. Israel, Steve [D-NY-3]
more lasers
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Fancy a ruby?
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Driving While Black: Racial Profiling On Our Nation’s Highways
Between January 1995 and September 1996, the Maryland State Police reported searching 823 motorists on I-95, north of Baltimore. Of these, 600, or 72.9 percent, were black. Six hundred and sixty-one, or 80.3 percent, were black, Hispanic, or other racial minorities. Only 19.7 percent of those searched in this corridor were white. Most of the I-95 searches – 646, or 85.4 percent – were conducted by 13 troopers.
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According to newly released documents, a staggering 662 Chicago Police officers had at least 10 misconduct complaints brought against them from 2001 to 2006.
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NYPD Hispanic Society: CCRB should track “malicious, false or frivolous” complaints against police officers
After an investigation, cops were exonerated 1,850 times, nearly 25 percent of all allegations. Another 481 allegations were unfounded and 3,666 were unsubstantiated. The CCRB did substantiate 663 allegations.
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