Showing posts with label Train. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Train. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 20, 2014

TA Reservist Ground Crews Train with the New Wildcat Helicopter for the First Time

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TA Reservist Ground Crews Train with the New Wildcat Helicopter for the First Time


Image by Defence Images

Territorial Army ground crew reservists are pictured during a training exercise with the new Wildcat helicopter.


It was the Army’s first opportunity to work with the helicopter which is due in service in 2014.


6 Regiment Army Air Corps (Volunteers) is based in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk. Its role is to provide ground crew for Apache and Lynx helicopters as reinforcements to other Army Air Corps regiments, both on exercise and operations.


With the emergence of the Wildcat, which will replace the current Lynx helicopter, training will be targeted to encompass this new capability, and this exercise provided the reservists with the opportunity to learn about working with the new Wildcat and become familiar with its refuelling and resupply.


The Wildcat will perform a range of tasks on the battlefield including reconnaissance, transportation of troops and materiel, and the provision of force protection. It will be significantly more powerful than the current Lynx, enabling it to operate in extreme hot conditions and at high altitudes.


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Photographer: Corporal Kellie Williams, RLC

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TA Reservist Ground Crews Train with the New Wildcat Helicopter for the First Time


Image by Defence Images

Territorial Army ground crew reservists are pictured during a training exercise with the new Wildcat helicopter.


It was the Army’s first opportunity to work with the helicopter which is due in service in 2014.


6 Regiment Army Air Corps (Volunteers) is based in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk. Its role is to provide ground crew for Apache and Lynx helicopters as reinforcements to other Army Air Corps regiments, both on exercise and operations.


With the emergence of the Wildcat, which will replace the current Lynx helicopter, training will be targeted to encompass this new capability, and this exercise provided the reservists with the opportunity to learn about working with the new Wildcat and become familiar with its refuelling and resupply.


The Wildcat will perform a range of tasks on the battlefield including reconnaissance, transportation of troops and materiel, and the provision of force protection. It will be significantly more powerful than the current Lynx, enabling it to operate in extreme hot conditions and at high altitudes.


This image is available for high resolution download at www.defenceimages.mod.uk subject to the terms and conditions of the Open Government License at www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/doc/open-government-licence/. Search for image number 45154292.jpg


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Photographer: Corporal Kellie Williams, RLC

Image 45154292.jpg from www.defenceimages.mod.uk


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TA Reservist Ground Crews Train with the New Wildcat Helicopter for the First Time

Friday, July 18, 2014

Just Whose Job Is It to Train Workers?

Just Whose Job Is It to Train Workers?

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Kyocera Says It Will Make Sapphire Screens For Smartphones

See, it seems like a safe bet that the next iPhone will have a sapphire glass display, and Kyocera happens to know a lot about manufacturing China synthetic sapphire for watches and electrical components. So, they"re making sapphire screens for smartphones.
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How Dan Shapiro created the most-backed game in Kickstarter history

And I think those arguments have some validity in them but I also think that this is a great entry point for really young kids or for people who would otherwise like be completely turned off by having to use a solderless breadboard. … And it just …
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Just Whose Job Is It to Train Workers?