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Somewhere in a alternative universe there's a tank version of myself and he is based on t1 Cunningham (American design) and also i can found at during my absence by playing 'world of tanks blitz' so yeah it's a thing...
And also @ask-theponydalek if you are reading this I am starting to worry about you ok? And I still haven't given up on on you ok? And including the pony and mlp Fandom and so on ok? And also I now a artist and I do role play and I have discord account but... you can ask me if you want to and also my tank is base from that cartoon tanks thing on YouTube so... you should go and see it...
#mlp#my little pony#my little pony friendship is magic#caleb tyink#American tank#tank#t1 Cunningham#oc#tank oc#the pony dalek#light tank
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T1 Cunningham.
Light American tank, developed 1922-1928, not introduced in active service. Designed and built by ‘Slaven’.
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T2 Medium Tank - World of Tanks Blitz for Android Nintendo Switch PC iOS Mac OS Classic
The T2 Medium Tank is an American tier 2 medium tank. Experimental medium tank. Developed from 1930 to 1932. However, this model never saw mass production. Big, tall, boxy and clunky, it looks like the lovechild of the T1 Cunningham and an industrial air-conditioning unit. While it has less hull armor than the M2 Light Tank, it does have slightly more hit points. The main advantage of the T2 Medium is its ability to utilize the fun 37mm Browning Semiautomatic Gun, which uses the same mechanics as the French autoloaders. It cannot take much damage, but it is a stepping stone to all of America's heavier vehicles. If nothing else, the slower speed, imposing size, and the new tank icon will give tankers a taste of what that branch of the tech tree has to offer. The T2 Medium Tank marks the end of its American medium line. World of Tanks (WoT) is a massively multiplayer online game developed by Belarusian company Wargaming, featuring mid-20th century (1930s–1960s) era combat vehicles.
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Statistics you need to know: Firearm-related mortality
The U.S. has a gun problem. A paper by Goldstick et al. (2019) use data from the CDC’s Wide-ranging Online Data for Epidemiologic Research (WONDER) tool and find that:
Rates of firearm homicides, suicides, and unintentional deaths in the US are 25.2, 8.0, and 6.2 times higher, respectively, than rates in other developed countries… There were 497,627 firearm deaths in 1999– 2014 (10.4 per 100,000 person-years), of which 291,623 (58.6 percent) were suicides and 191,531 (38.5 percent) were homicides. There were 114,683 firearm deaths in 2015–17 (11.8 per 100,000 person-years—a 13.8 percent increase from 1999–2014), of which 68,810 (60.0 percent) were suicides and 43,483 (37.9 percent) were homicides.
Thus, clearly there is a problem with firearm-related mortality. Gun control activists would say the issue is that there are too many guns on the street. Those fighting for gun rights would argue that other factors are causing people to use guns to cause harm rather than to protect oneself. Regardless, these figures are clearly too high and we need an honest debate about what can be done to bring down gun-related homicides and suicides.
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Goldstick JE, Zeoli A, Mair C, Cunningham RM. US Firearm-Related Mortality: National, State, And Population Trends, 1999–2017. Health Affairs. 2019 Oct 1;38(10):1646-52.
Statistics you need to know: Firearm-related mortality published first on your-t1-blog-url
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Red Arrows Jet Has Crashed After Incident At Raf Station In Wales
Red Arrows jet crashes after an incident at RAF Valley in North Wales, MoD says. Crash involved Hawk jet and defence officials are investigating what happened. It is believed there were two people on board jet before it crashed this afternoon. August 2015 - Eleven men were killed when a vintage Hawker Hunter jet plummeted on to the A27 in West Sussex during a loop-the-loop stunt at the Shoreham Airshow. A further 13 people, including the pilot Andy Hill, were injured. The disaster led to the cancellation of the Red Arrows performing stunts at the Farnborough Air Show for the first time in more than 50 years over safety fears. August 2015 - RAF-trained fast jet pilot Kevin Whyman, 35, was killed when his Folland Gnat aircraft plummeted during an aerial display at the CarFest event in Oulton Park, Cheshire. November 2011 - Highly experienced Red Arrows pilot Sean Cunningham, 35, was fatally injured when he was ejected from the cockpit of a Hawk T1 aircraft while on the ground at RAF Scampton, Lincolnshire. A coroner ruled that the safety pin on the ejector seat had been "entirely useless". August 201 1 - Red Arrows Flight Lieutenant Jon Egging, 33, was flying a Hawk T1 when it came down into a field after he pulled six times the force of gravity at an air show near Bournemouth Airport, killing him instantly. September 2007 - James Bond stuntman Brian Brown, 49, died when he crashed a Second World War Hurricane after carrying out an unplanned barrel roll at a re-enactment of the Battle of Britain at Shoreham Air Show, West Sussex.
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Ejector seat maker fined £1.1m over death of Red Arrows pilot | UK news
Ejector seat maker fined £1.1m over death of Red Arrows pilot | UK news
A leading ejector seat manufacturer has been fined £1.1m after the death of a Red Arrows pilot.
Flt Lt Sean Cunningham fell 200ft after being ejected from his Hawk T1 aircraft while conducting pre-flight checks on the ground at RAF Scampton in Lincolnshire on 8 November 2011.
The parachute on the Mark 10B seat did not deploy and the South African-born airman fell to his death in what a judge…
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Ejector seat maker fined £1.1m over loss of life of Purple Arrows pilot
Ejector seat maker fined £1.1m over loss of life of Purple Arrows pilot
A number one ejector seat manufacturer has been fined £1.1m after the loss of life of a Purple Arrows pilot.
Flt Lt Sean Cunningham fell 200ft after being ejected from his Hawk T1 plane while conducting pre-flight checks on the ground at RAF Scampton in Lincolnshire on Eight November 2011.
The parachute on the Tag 10B seat did no longer deploy and the South African-born airman fell to his loss…
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Ejector seat maker fined £1.1m over loss of life of Purple Arrows pilot
Ejector seat maker fined £1.1m over loss of life of Purple Arrows pilot
A number one ejector seat manufacturer has been fined £1.1m after the loss of life of a Purple Arrows pilot.
Flt Lt Sean Cunningham fell 200ft after being ejected from his Hawk T1 plane while conducting pre-flight checks on the ground at RAF Scampton in Lincolnshire on Eight November 2011.
The parachute on the Tag 10B seat did no longer deploy and the South African-born airman fell to his loss…
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Ejector seat maker admits health and safety breach over death of Red Arrows pilot
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An ejector seat manufacturer has admitted breaching health and safety law over the death of a Red Arrows pilot.
Flt Lt Sean Cunningham, an experienced flyer and Iraq war veteran, died from multiple injuries when his ejector seat accidentally went off in November 2011.
The 35-year-old from Coventry was fired 200ft into the air from the cockpit of his Hawk T1 jet and then fell to the…
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Audrey Cunningham — Salisbury City’s first black female police detective – Salisbury Post
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Audrey Cunningham — Salisbury City’s first black female police detective
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Smith automatically became a Salisbury Police investigator. The 26-year-old not only was an investigator, but she was the first black female investigator the department had ever had. There were other black officers before her, including Rayford Graham …
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Celebrate Liza Minnelli’s Birthday at Rhumbelow
Tonya Koenderman in Liza with a ‘T’
What better way to celebrate Liza Minnelli’s birthday on 12 March, than to bring a Liza Minnelli Tribute show to the Rhumbelow Theatre in Durban.
Rhumbelow Theatre
42 Cunningham Rd, Umbilo, DBN
presents
LIZA WITH A “T”
– starring Tonya Koenderman
Friday 31 March 2017.
Show starts 20:00 – DBN
Saturday 01 April 2017.
Show starts 20:00 – DBN
Sunday 02 April 2017.
Show starts 14:00 – DBN
Sunday 02 April 2017.
Show starts 18:30 – DBN
(Venues opens 90 minutes before show for picnic)
Tonya Koenderman is back in town with her one-woman hit show
Liza with a “T”
It is a tribute to the great Liza Minnelli and has been performed to sell-out houses and critical acclaim in Port Elizabeth, Grahamstown, Durban, Cape Town, Namibia, Bloemfontein and Johannesburg.
The show tells the story of Liza’s life – her close relationship with her father, her struggle to conquer drug and alcohol abuse, her many relationships, and of the influence her mother Judy Garland had over her. But mainly the show pays tribute to the songs Liza made famous: “Cabaret”, “Mein Herr”, “Maybe this Time”, “Money Money”, “New York, New York”, and many more.
Hours of careful study of Liza Minnelli’s moves and music resulted in a show that has brought great success for Tonya. Her impersonation has been so impressive that she was invited to star in the look-alike, sound-alike show “Stars in Your Eyes” in 1996. This was such a success that she became the only local artist to perform in the international show “Beyond Belief” which ran for 18 months at the Sun City Extravaganza.
Other cabarets to Tonya’s credit are “The Doo Wah Girls” directed by Kevin Feather’ as well as “We 3” with Gordon Mulholland and Paul Andrews. Her one-woman shows include “Age of Aquarius”, “Divas to a T”, “Tonya Unwrapped”, and “Makin’ Whoopee”.
SA’s Top Talent at Rhumbelow Theatre.
R150 a ticket (R130 Pensioners 1st Weekend ONLY)
Contact Roland for large group booking discounts – 20 or more
Limited secure parking available. Booking is essential.
Braais will be available should you wish to cook some meat at Durban Rhumbelow only
Bar available (no alcohol may be brought on to the premises)
Book at Computicket or e-mail Roland: [email protected]
Tonya has worked at Caesar’s Casino as the guest artist in the dance extravaganza “Dazzle” directed by Bryan Bester, and “Celebrate” directed by Billy Hogg and Amber Baty. She most recently teamed up with fellow performer Anne-Marie Clulow for the show, “All of Woman” and “Shake Your Bootie”.
Tonya has done extensive corporate entertainment for companies such as Standard Bank, Nedbank, VW, Gillette, Appletiser, Coca Cola, SA Breweries, and Investec, to name but a few. She has worked extensively overseas, to places as far afield as Australia, Seychelles and Morocco.
Celebrate Liza Minnelli’s Birthday at Rhumbelow was originally published on Artsvark
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Oh no, treadin' on thin ice with this T1 Cunningham business.
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New Paper Craft: T1 Cunningham Light Tank Free Paper Model Download
New Papercraft has been published on PaperCraftSquare:
Link: http://www.papercraftsquare.com/t1-cunningham-light-tank-free-paper-model-download.html
Paper Craft Name: T1 Cunningham Light Tank Free Paper Model Download
Description:
This paper model is a T1 Cunningham, a US light tank design that never left the prototype stages, created by World of Tanks website. Officially carrying the designations of T1E2 and T1E4, it continued through the development stages from 1922 through 1928. This tank was never mass produced, nor was it ever fielded. There is a similar paper tank model: T1E1 Light Tank Paper Model.
The T1E2 had a turret at the top rear of the tank that required the traverse by hand. It had an overall weight of 8.8 tons and was powered with a gasoline V-type 8 cylinder water cooled engine producing 132 horsepower. The transmission was a Cotta brand with 3 forward and 1 reverse gears. Armament included the 37 mm M5, L/50 main gun with a secondary machine gun as a .30 cal M1919A4, coaxial.
The T1E4 had a centrally mounted turret with a full 360º manual traverse. It had an overall weight of 8.6 tons and was powered with a gasoline V-8 water cooled engine producing 140 horsepower. The transmission was a modified Cotta sliding gear with 3 forward and 1 reverse gears. Armament included the 37 mm semi-automatic M1924 and the secondary machine gun was a .30 cal M1919A2 MG, coaxial.
It is unknown how many were actually produced in the prototype stages, but there is at least one known to have been created, currently at the Aberdeen Proving Ground in Maryland, USA. [Source: HobbyDatabase]
You can download this tank papercraft template here: T1 Cunningham Light Tank Free Paper Model Download
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Tanks!
Welcome to my new blag. After defeating Garian at the top of the Silver Castle, I made my way down into the mortal realm and discovered World of Tanks.
I played WoT in the beta, but didn't really enjoy it very much, so when it was finally released, I didn't pay any attention to it for a good while, but after a while I figured I'd give it another go and see what it was like now. I got hooked and played it religiously for a couple months, then abrubtly stopped. A few months later I resumed playing; binged on it again and unlocked myself a Tiger, then stopped playing again for several months.
Since then however, I've been playing the game quite a lot, especially since I bought some premium time. As something to do over the summer, I figured I would write my thoughts on the tanks in-game, as I've tried a vast amount of them (admittedly most of them German >_>), and encountered everything I haven't driven personally on the field of battles. I'll be aiming to write about one tank per day
I thought I may as well begin with a randomly selected tier one tank, and do each of them in turn before moving on to tier two, but if anyone is actually reading this and would just prefer I chose the tanks to write about completely at random, rather than going tier by tier, let me know!
So without further ado, here is the first tank I am going to discuss: The T1 Cunningham.
...I'll be honest here. This is the only tier one tank that I have genuinely never used. I used free XP to progress out of it. Having said that, I have killed MANY of them, so I still have some things to remark!
They have the lowest armour of all tier one vehicles, if not the overall lowest armour in the ENTIRE GAME. Having said that, they don't have bad HP (for a tier one), they are capable of a decent top speed, and both their standard traverse as well as their turret traverse are rather good at stock. As with all tier ones, it's stock gun should penetrate most things it can be matched against with relative ease, providing the player aims for the sides and rears of enemy vehicles.
Upgrading it's treads will increase the vehicles traverse by 4 degrees, while upgrading the turret provides no additional armour, but does increase view distance by around 60 meters, at the cost of 4 degrees per second of turret traverse. The turret is required to mount both of its unlockable guns: the 37mm Browning, which is a flat upgrade to the stock gun, and the 20mm flak cannon, which has slightly lower penetration than the Browning, and considerably less damage than either of the other two guns, while boasting a much higher rate of fire and a revolver style clip (or so I presume, going by the Panzer 2's flak cannons.).
Having not driven this tank, it would be unfair for me to rate it on how fun it is to play, or how "good" the tank is overall, at earning money and experience (something I will be doing for tanks I have commandeered). I can, however, rate it on how scary it is to face it in battle. Ratings are out of 10 ZURAs.
Fun: N/A
Exp: N/A
Money: N/A
Scary: 1 ZURA
I hope you enjoyed reading this as much as I enjoyed writing it, until tomorrow when I will be writing about another tier one tank!
CHUUPA CHUUPA~
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