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Monday, March 17, 2008
Work and school
I finished my fourth masters class with Touro University today! On 7 April I will start two classes. When those two classes are done I will only have five more to go until I graduate. I will be taking Strategic Marketing and International Marketing.
Tuesday, March 4, 2008
Tim Pyne M-Hotel
Dubai's "The Wave Tower"

You need to check out this article! This is one of the coolest buildings I have seen in a while. Dubai at the forefront once again. The company who is building it is called A-cero and they have a great website here
Link to ArticleTasks at work
Another thing that came up today was the fact that one of my troops who is about to deploy also got orders to Misawa, Japan. The way his orders were given meant that he would have only had a week or two to sell his house, pack things, and move to Japan. To help him out the Airfield Manager called his counterpart in Japan to see if his "report no later than date" (RNLTD) could be pushed to the right a couple of months. This was just one of the many things that ended up getting in the way of a fairly structured day.
Monday, February 25, 2008
F-15s Crash off Florida coast, 20 Feb 08
To read more about this, click on the link below.
Summary
B-2 crash in Guam, 23 Feb 08



HAGATNA, Guam (AP) — A B-2 stealth bomber crashed Saturday shortly after taking off from Anderson Air Force Base in Guam.
The crash was the first for a B-2, said Capt. Sheila Johnston, a spokeswoman for Air Combat Command at Langley Air Force Base in Virginia.
Both pilots ejected safely. There were no injuries on the ground or damage to buildings, and no munitions were on board.
The aircraft was one of four leaving Guam after a four-month deployment as part of a continuous American bomber presence in the western Pacific.
After the crash, which happened at 10:30 a.m., the three other bombers were being kept on Guam, said Maj. Eric Hilliard at Hickham Air Force Base in Hawaii. One B-2 that had taken off safely was called back.
The Air Force did not identify the pilots but said one was medically evaluated and released and the other was in stable condition at Guam Naval Hospital.
A board of officers will investigate the cause of the crash.
Each B-2 bomber costs about $1.2 billion. All are based at Whiteman Air Force Base in Missouri, but the Air Force has been rotating several through Guam since 2004, along with B-1 and B-52 bombers.
The rotations are designed to support American security in the Asia-Pacific region while other military forces are diverted to the Middle East.
Source:
The New York Times



