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Lieutenant JG
Joined: 27 Nov 2008
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Location: Wales, the great british empire
Posted: Tue Nov 16, 2010 9:04 pm
Post subject: Electronic Warfare?
I've only ever played Federation Commander and to many players in this section of the forum to my disarray I have not played a single game of Star Fleet Battles.
But my general question was; how in the flaming sponge does the Electronic Warfare rules work in a nutshell? I love the technical idea of EW and ECM that I want to add a simplified version for my Fed Com games.
Note: I'd love to hear you feelings on EW, but don't keep telling me its impossible as I was told by a friend of mine. Additionally, I am not overtly sure that this is the appropriate forum to place this in, but shift it if you wish to a more appropriate section.
Thanks in advance.
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Posted: Tue Nov 16, 2010 10:11 pm
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Every ship has a limited capacity to jam or disrupt the tracking and scanning systems aboard another ship in an attempt to avoid damage. Also, a ship can create "anti-jamming" in an attempt to counteract the effects of jamming.
You asked for a general explanation of how the rules work, so I will not go in depth from the rule book.
You allocate power (up to six points) into jamming. For every few points generated in this fashion, any player firing at the ship has to add 1 to any die rolls for a "to hit" or for damage determination. (So if you were generating enough jamming to create a +2 shift, a die roll of 4 would become a 6. This is enough to cause many weapons to miss or to cause damage to be considerably less.)
This is called ECM, or Electronic Counter Measures.
If the enemy is using ECM, you can attempt to cancel it out with ECCM (Electronic Counter-Counter Measures). This is generated the same way, but when you are looking for the "shift," you subtract the ECCM from the ECM and use that number to determine the power of the jamming.
Example: if my ship is creating 5 points of ECM and you want to counter it, you could generate ECCM. You only have 4 points available, so you use it. My 5 points of ECM - your 4 points of ECCM leaves me with 1 point of ECM. If you had 6 points of power, you could have used it all for ECCM, but my 5 ECM points - your 6 ECCM points would be -1. Negative numbers are not used, so I would have 0 ECM points (rather than -1).
In SFB, almost all non-scout ships can only create a TOTAL of 6 electronic warfare points in any combination. That is, if you have 4 ECM points, you are limited to 2 ECCM points. If you have 6 ECCM points, you cannot create any ECM.
There are other restrictions, and this is only a very basic generalization.
Let's get DANGEROUS!
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Lieutenant SG
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Posted: Tue Nov 16, 2010 10:15 pm
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As Darkwing says, in SFB Scouts can loan EW points (either ECM or ECCM) to other ships and this is where they can rule the battlefield. This can extend out to 15 hexes and each scout channel can use up to six points of power to loan either to another ship.
This can allow you to protect a critical ship or allow a ship that has a unfavorable EW situation to counter it.
We used a dry erase board and listed all the ships on each side on it along with their current ECM/ECCM rating as they changed. That way each player could tell at a glance what the status was.
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Lieutenant JG
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Posted: Tue Nov 16, 2010 10:55 pm
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Wow. Devastating and yet quite amazing, but that was slightly confusing the first read through anyway.
I cannot wait to use the Federation Destroyer Scout now,
. They'll never know why they cannot hit them. XD
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Posted: Tue Nov 16, 2010 11:13 pm
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That's why Scouts have a very short lifespan -- they become prime targets in a hurry ---
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Posted: Wed Nov 17, 2010 12:48 am
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Scouts never lasted long in any game I've ever played, but I was part of a pretty cut-throat hoard!
Sorry if my explanation was a little confusing to read. There are a lot of rules associated with EW and I was only attempting to give a "nutshell" overview.
I hope it at least helped a little.
Let's get DANGEROUS!
Tice Leonard, U.S.S. Lexington & IKV Annihilation
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Posted: Wed Nov 17, 2010 5:18 am
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Right avatar, wrong user ...
Let me try as simple an explanation as possible in terms of Federation Commander.
Base rules:
A ship may generate from 1 to 6 points of "electronic warfare" (shortened to EW). Each point may be set to make it hard to hit the generating ship (called ECM) or to fight through another ship's EW (called ECCM). A single ship may generate any combination of ECM and ECCM, as long as the total is six or less. Each point of EW costs a single energy point to generate.
When firing at a ship, the the ECCM generated by the firing ship is compared to target ship's ECM to see if a "shift" is generated. Subtract the firing ECCM from the target ECM. If the difference is zero or less (i.e. ECCM matches or exceeds ECM), then there is no "shift". If there is a different of 1 to 3, then the shift is 1. If the difference is 4-8, then the shift is 2, and if the difference is 9 or more, the shift is 3. Add this shift into any other (4A4) modifiers you are using. (I know this can't get a difference of 9. This is for the bonus complications.)
Extra bonus complications:
- Convert the Orion Stealth bonus into two "free" ECM points.
- Each asteroid hex fired through is worth 1 "free" ECM point.
- Evasive maneuvers generate four "free" ECM points.
In each case, these points of ECM replace the default shift given in the Federation Commander rules and can be countered by ECCM. None of these "free" ECM points cost any energy, and any ship benefiting from them can still generate their full six points of EW allowed in the base rules.
Extra-extra bonus complication:
Scout ships. Scout ships can generate up to six points of EW
per scout channel
(i.e. box). In this case, the points of EW must be of one type (either ECM or ECCM) and must be "lent to" (i.e. directed at) a single target ship. This can be ECM at a ship to make it harder to hit, ECM at a ship to make it harder for it to fire, or ECCM at a ship to help it fire. This is called "lending EW". The "lent EW" is in addition to whatever the target ship is able to generate on its own. Any given ship can only be "lent EW" from a single scout at any given time.
Note that a scout channel costs a single point of power to use. Each point of "lent EW" still costs the same point of energy to generate as a ship's base EW costs. So, to fully power all of a scout's special sensors and lend EW is an extremely power intensive activity. Most scouts cannot fully lend six points of EW for every channel they have, as they just don't have that much power. (Well, not an move, anyway.)
Again, this is using SFB-style electronic warfare in Federation Commander. I have glossed over some details, but (surprisingly) not that many.
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Lieutenant JG
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Posted: Sat Nov 20, 2010 11:23 am
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But is the Scout Channel box the same as the Sensor Box in the Federation Commander card, or are they removed from the Federation Scout?
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Posted: Sun Nov 21, 2010 4:27 am
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thebart wrote:
But is the Scout Channel box the same as the Sensor Box in the Federation Commander card, or are they removed from the Federation Scout?
Special Sensors (refreded to as Scout Channles) are the same in both games and the Federation Scout in Booster 91 has the Special Sensors (Marked as Sen) on the card. Where as the Galatic Survey Cruiser in Briefing #2 had them removed so it varies from card to card.
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Posted: Sun Nov 21, 2010 6:02 am
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Scout channel = special sensor. They are equivalent terms. They both refer to the special sensor box (SEN or SENSOR) on the ship card. Sorry for being sloppy in the usage.
Scouts will have special sensors on the ship card. If there is no box, it doesn't have it. Note that the GW-era Federation GSC published in a Communique does have the special sensors. The Middle Years GSC in Briefing #2 does not have them, but it is an MT-only ship. (They were removed from it to make it publishable in FC proper.)
Note that the
has the rules for adding special sensors to bases.
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Private First Class Robert DeVaughn served two years in the Korean War as a machine gunner. As part of his duties, he was sent on special missions to different parts of the country and even fought in the Battle on Pork Chop Hill.
After retiring from the military, Robert worked for Amoco Oil Company for 28 years, whom he transferred with around the country and finally ended up in Kansas City, where he now lives with his wife Carol.
First Sergeant Clayton LaVine has served 16 years in the United State military. A tank driver in the Army, Clayton joined the National Guard after 4 years of active duty. During his 12 years with the Guard, he was deployed to Kosovo to support a NATO peacekeeping mission, and Djibouti (jee-BOO-tee) as a Platoon Sergeant on a Joint Combat Search and Rescue Platoon.
Born and raised in Kansas City, Missouri, Clayton is currently a First Sergeant of a unit based out of Emporia, Kansas.
In 2006, Josh Wolfe joined the Army National Guard and now specializes as a UH-60 Medevac Crew Chief. He was deployed to Iraq in the summer of 2010 and then to Afghanistan for a 10-month deployment in 2012. Josh returned to United States soil on Tuesday, June 18, just 4 days ago!
Within the next few weeks, Josh will move to Nebraska to continue his career with John Deere.
Today we salute chief warrant officer Matthew lambert. Matthew joined the United States Army eight years ago. During Matthew's first six years, he served as an aircraft electrician, but last year, he graduated from flight school and is now a Chinook helicopter pilot. Soon to be deploying for his third time, Matthew will spend nine months in Afghanistan, packing up gear and equipment at bases and helping with the military's overall departure from Afghanistan.
Combat veteran George Johnson served in the United States Army from 1986 to 2008. While in the service, he served in elite military units such as the 2nd Infantry Division, 82nd Airborne, and US Army Special Forces. George retired from the US Army at the rank of Master Sergeant and as an Army Master Parachutist.
The Kansas City native is currently working part-time on the staff of the Veterans of Foreign Wars at the Kansas City Veterans Administration Medical Center.
Petty Officer Second Class Matthew Stewart served in the United States Navy from 1993 to 1997. As a 2nd Class Electricians Mate, Matthew served on the USS Peleliu and completed two Western Pacific Cruises during Operation Southern Watch, an operation that monitored and controlled airspace over southern Iraq.
After leaving the Navy, Matthew continued to work for military related services, including the Kansas City Veterans Administration Hospital, where he now works as the Safety and Health Manager.
Drafted by the Army in 1967, Ronald Ellis served in the military for two years. As a communications chief, Ronald led the communications unit of the 196th Light Infantry in the Viet Nam war. During his service, Ron received the Bronze Star Medal for meritorious achievement in ground operations against hostile forces.
After leaving the military, Ron worked in commercial laundry sales and services until he retired in 2011. He now works part time for Excel Laundry and sponsors a co-ed softball team in his spare time.
After enlisting in the Navy in 1979, Admiral Scott Jerabek became a missile technician and was assigned aboard the USS Gray and USS Missouri in various officer positions. Throughout his career, Admiral Jerabek has served in high posts, including serving as a commanding officer of a unit supporting Operation Noble Eagle and Operation Iraqi Freedom, led port security teams in Kuwait, and was commodore of a squadron supporting operational requirements and exercises all over the world.
The highly decorated Admiral holds a Master of Military Arts and Science degree and has been awarded many medals, including the Defense Superior Service Medal and Bronze Star Medal.
Feeling it was his duty to protect the country, Private First Class Dalton Smith joined the Army National Guard last year. Currently stationed at Fort Hood, Texas, Dalton specializes as an Apache Mechanic. On July 19th of this year, Dalton will be deploying for the first time to Afghanistan to go into the field and repair and recover Apaches as they break down.
A 2007 Graduate of the United States Coast Guard Academy, Lieutenant Thomas Gibson returned yesterday from a yearlong deployment as the Executive Officer for the Redeployment Assistance and Inspection Detachment in Afghanistan. As the manager of the unit, Lieutenant Gibson and his team conducted more than 30,000 container inspections and successfully assisted with the redeployment of more than 150 military units back to the United States.
Sitting with him for the first full day since his return is his family, including his father Scott, who is a retired Army Major and veteran of five operational deployments including multiple tours in Iraq and Kosovo.
A United States Air Force veteran, Margaret Lottman served from 1952 until 1954. Her military career started at Lackland Air Force Base in Texas and was later stationed at Hill Air Force Base in Utah where she met and married her husband who was also in the Air Force. After leaving the military as an Airman 3rd Class, Margaret raised 7 children, 5 of which are veterans and one is married to a veteran, while her husband continued in the Air Force until he retired in 1971.
In April of 2007, Corporal Christopher Bruggeman joined the Army as military police. During his service, Christopher has been deployed twice, once to Iraq and once to Afghanistan, and spent both missions embedded with the locals, training their police and armies in technical and procedural skills.
Upon Christopher's return, he joined the Army Reserves and now works as a carpet installer and will begin school at Johnson County Community College this fall.
Staff Sergeant Thomas Yount served in the United States Army for 20-and-a-half-years. From February of 1969 to October of 1970, he served in the Vietnam War as a helicopter mechanic repairing helicopters when they returned from camps and battles to drop off the wounded. For his bravery and heroism, Thomas received the Bronze Star and Army Commendation Medal.
Since his retirement in 1986, Thomas has continued to serve his country by volunteering at the Kansas City Veterans Administration Hospital.
After joining the United States Air Force in 1992, Lt. Colonel Chris Kass served in active duty for several years before joining the 442nd Fighter Wing at Whiteman Air Force Base that flies the A10 Thunderbolts II. Lt. Col. Kass has conducted several deployments in his more than 20 years with the Air Force, including a tour to support the ground troops in Iraq in 2003 and Afghanistan in 2011. In addition, Lt. Kass served a mission with a special operation command in Qatar in 2010.
Lt. Kass lives in Overland Park, Kans., with his wife, Gertie, and sons Grant and Reece who are experiencing their first Royals game tonight.
Sergeant First Class Roger Schneider began his career in the National Guard, and then joined the Army where he has served active duty since 1990. Throughout this time, Roger has served as an 11B Infantryman and has been deployed to Iraq, Haiti, and twice to Afghanistan. A Platoon Sergeant, he is in charge of a unit that fires weapons during drills and combat, aids in the transportation of troops and weapons, and assists in reconnaissance missions.
Currently stationed at Fort Riley, Sergeant First Class Schneider will retire after 26 years of military service this December.
Sergeant First Class Tom Tavtigian joined the Army in May of 1985 and served as a cavalry scout. After 9/11, he was deployed multiple times, including his final deployment to Iraq in 2008 when his vehicle ran over an Improvised Explosive Device and was seriously injured, resulting in 17 surgeries.
To help others deal with similar injuries from combat, Tom started Wounded Warriors United which helps soldiers cope with their changes by spending time doing various activities outdoors.
Twin brothers Anthony and Ehren Schmiedeler joined the Marine Corps together in 2005 after graduating from high school in Kansas City, Kan The brothers were both a part of the 2nd Marine Division out of Camp Lejeune, North Carolina and served two deployments in Iraq. Both are now students at the University of Kansas. Ehren is graduating in December with a degree in Civil Engineering. Anthony will start his senior year in Graphic Design.
Anthony received the first ever University of Kansas Wounded Warriors Scholarship this year. He is planning a career in public interest design and has created a set of award-winning advocacy posters that aim to help Veterans with the process of receiving their benefits.
Sergeant First Class Rich Myers joined the United States Army National Guard and has been deployed to Iraq and Africa. Serving as a platoon sergeant in an Armor Company, Rich commands and M1A1 Main Battle Tank and is responsible for the health and welfare of his tank platoon.
Rich has also received many medals for his service including four Army Commendation Medals, five Achievement Medals, and an Outstanding Service Medal for his volunteer work at an orphanage during his deployment in Liberia, Africa.
Throughout his 24 years of service, Master Sergeant Ronald Davis worked as an Aircraft Fuel Systems Craftsman and maintained fuel systems for many different planes and bombers. While on various deployments to Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Afghanistan, Ronald maintained the readiness of aircraft and volunteered at local organizations including the post office and Red Cross.
After retiring from the military in 2011, Ronald still performs maintenance on B-2 Bombers and is active in the American Legion.
Boatswain Mate 2nd Class Matthew Brooks served in the United States Coast Guard for 8 years. During that time, Matthew was stationed at Daytona Beach, Florida and Kenosha, Wisconsin, and put in over 4,000 hours of safety patrol and rescue missions, saving many lives at sea.
Currently, Matthew works as a custodial supervisor for Blue Valley School District and is also a Children's Pastor.
A nurse in the Missouri Army National Guard for 19 years, Major Brian Komar served in Afghanistan in 2006 as an embedded trainer. While there, his unit taught the Afghan National Army American tactics and served as the sole medical support of an entire infantry battalion. During that same deployment, Brian also set up a medical facility that provided care to over 14,000 local civilians, and because of this, received the Army Nurse Corps Award of Excellence in 2007.
A true military family, Brian's wife and 4 of his 6 children all serve active guard, with his son, Brian, currently serving in Afghanistan.
A member of the United States Navy, Boatswain's Mate Dougald Thrutchley served during World War 2 on the USS Guadalcanal. In 1944, the aircraft carrier captured the German submarine U-5-0-5, which had decoding devices for the German military, and proved to be a turning point for the war. During the capture, Doug was a member of a motor whaleboat crew which aided operations by making several trips to the German submarine.
Doug, along with other members of his task group, received a Presidential Citation for his service on the carrier, and was honorably discharged in April of 1947.
While in the Army for twenty years, Major Jeffrey Brown spent his first six years in the Infantry as an enlisted soldier, then spent his last fourteen years as a field artillery officer. A graduate of the Ranger School and Jumpmaster Course, Major Brown was deployed on numerous occasions, including trips to Iraq, Ukraine, and Bosnia-Herzegovina. Due to his bravery and service, Jeff has been honored with many awards including the Bronze Star and Meritorious Service Medal.
A resident of Trenton, Missouri, Jeff currently owns and operates a computer business.
A paramedic by trade, Petty Officer First Class Rick Adams served as a reservist in the United States Navy for 21 years. In his early years, Rick served in a military hospital helping deliver babies, but eventually became a combat corpsman. While serving in Iraq during Operation Desert Storm and Operation Iraqi Freedom, Rick went out on missions with the Marines as a medic and helped soldiers when they were hurt in the field.
Now a disabled veteran, Rick continues to serve by helping with the young people in his church.
A graduate of the United States Air Force Academy, Major Abel Ramos spent eleven years active duty and has been a full-time reservist for over five years. The pilot of an A-10 Thunderbold II, Abel was deployed once to Iraq and three times to Afghanistan, where he flew over 100 combat sorties. Due to his bravery and leadership, Abel has received numerous military awards including Meritorious Service Medal and an Air Medal with 12 Oak Leaf Clusters.
Currently, Abel is the Assistant Director of Operations for the 303-D Fighter Squadron at Whiteman Air Force Base, and volunteers at local community organizations and retirement homes.
An active duty Master Sergeant in the United States Marines Corps, Adam Criswell has served for over 20 years. Throughout this time, Adam has been in charge of units all over the world and was the First Company Sergeant of his unit during his deployment to Operation Iraqi Freedom. For his service and bravery, Adam has received many awards and medals including two Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medals and three Marine Corps Achievement Medals.
Currently serving as the assistant Marine Officer Instructor as the University of Nebraska, Adam teaches and trains the future officers of the United State Marine Corps.
A former World War 2 Marine veteran, Corporal Bill Baldauf served in the Pacific in the 4th Marine Division's Fire Control and Artillery Division. As a scout sniper, his main job was to land on the islands before the artillery, and map the best locations for the artillery placements for firing. His unit played an instrumental role in the amphibious assault and liberation of the Marshall Islands, Marianas, Saipan and Tinnian islands, and finally, fought the battle of Iwo Jima.
After his military career ended, Bill was a pitcher for a semi-pro team in Joplin, Missouri, and even started a baseball program in rural Kansas where he coached a team.
From 1952 to 1956, Airman First Class Bob Johnson served Active Duty in the United States Air Force, then in the Ready Reserve from 1957 to 1960. During his time in the military, Bob was a crew chief on a C-47, where he guided and trained junior airmen performing various missions in many locations. He also served on F-86D's as an Aircraft Maintenance Supply Sergeant for the 326 Fighter Interceptor Squadron and for the Central Air Defense Force Fighter Interceptor Team.
The Kansas City, Missouri resident now enjoys spending time coaching and teaching children different outdoor sports.
Serving in the military for 24 years, Lieutenant Colonel David Strange spent his first six years in the Kansas Army National Guard, then as an officer on Active Duty for the last eighteen years. An infantry officer, David was sent on five deployments to Egypt, Kuwait, Djibouti, Iraq, and finally, Afghanistan, where he served with the 1st Infantry Division as the Regional Command East Liaison Officer from April of 2012 to March of this year.
Currently, David serves as an instructor at the US Army Command and General Staff College at Fort Leavenworth.
After getting his father's permission to leave high school, Staff Sergeant Ed Wise joined the Coast Guard as a fireman when he was seventeen years old. Ed later joined the Air Force where he served in Japan and then Korea, where worked as an aircraft technician at Kempo airfield during the Korean War.
After being honorably discharged, Ed returned to the United States where he ran an auto mechanic shop for 6 years, then worked for Trans World Airlines and Frontier Airlines as an aircraft mechanic.
Enlisting when he was seventeen, Private First Class Ed Boswell served in the 3rd Marine Division in Guam and Iwo Jima as a rifleman during World War II. A member of the "B" Company, 9th Marines that fought in the battle of Iwo Jima, Ed was the only member of his platoon that was not injured or killed. At the end of the war, Ed served in the 1st Marine Division in China until he was discharged in June of 1946.
A Navy World War II veteran, Yeoman First Class Bill McCune served aboard the USS Anacapa for three years as a yeoman for all officers and the captain's writer. While onboard Bill and his mates fought in numerous island invasions in the Pacific and during the battles, he served on the bridge with the captain and gunnery officer relaying orders to various guns.
After the war, the Prairie Village native returned home and worked for the Union Pacific Railroad.
Sergeant First Class Dennis Kelley served in the military for more than twenty-one years and was deployed to Bosnia once and Iraq three times. While in Iraq, he was in charge of an artillery battery and a mortar platoon, and was also responsible for millions of dollars used to rebuild schools and wells. His unit also conducted over 250 combat patrols and over 200 artillery missions.
In December of 2012, Dennis retired from the Army.
An intelligence analyst, Sergeant First Class William Freund has served in the United States Army for 12 years. Recently, William returned from his fifth deployment in support of operations in Iraq and Afghanistan and was personally involved in the planning and execution of numerous combat operations. Due to his exceptional meritorious service in Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Iraqi Freedom, William was awarded two Bronze Stars.
Proudly serving in the Air Force during World War II and the Korean War, Major Jake Simonitsch served in the military for 20 years. A B-17 navigator during World War II, Jake was shot down over Germany on his 18th mission and was a prisoner of war for fourteen months until liberated by the Russians. Recalled to active duty during the Korean War, Jake flew 8 combat missions as a B-29 navigator.
A Purple Heart recipient, Jake recently turned ninety-five on August 20th, and currently lives in Independence, Missouri, with his wife of sixty-two years.
Serving more than 25 years, Command Sergeant Major Gabriel Espinosa has been deployed to Iraq twice, first being a part of the invasion with his unit entering on the 7th day of the war. During Gabriel's second deployment to Iraq, his unit was responsible for turning the city of Kirkuk back to 100 percent Iraqi control and convoyed from Northern Iraq to Kuwait.
Gabriel is now serving the nation in the 1st Battalion, 5th Field Artillery as a Senior Artillery Sergeant at Fort Riley, Kansas.
Enlisting as an infantryman in the Army, Sergeant Jose Pacheco has held many positions of responsibility, from Training Room N-C-O-I-C to Team Leader. Throughout his career, he has been deployed in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom, and has won many awards including the Army Commendation Medal 4th award and Army Achievement Medal 2nd award.
Currently, Jose is serving as a member of the Commanding General's Mounted Color Guard for the 1st Infantry Division at Fort Riley, Kans., and is working towards his Bachelor's Degree in Business.
Enlisting when he was seventeen, Signalman First Class Albert Lee Caudle joined the United States Navy in 1942 and served in both World War II and the Korean War. Specializing in visual communication, Albert served aboard the USS Mobile and participated in many operations and raids in the Pacific during World War II. Reassigned active reserve during the Korean War, Albert served on the USS Bunker Hill and at Naval Bases in Washington and Alaska.
Honorably discharged in July of 1954, Albert received many awards and medals throughout his service, including the 13 Stars Asiatic Pacific Area Campaign Medal and American Area Campaign Medal.
As a child, Ensign Samuel Lieber had dreams of becoming a "sailorman" and made that a reality when he joined the Marine Junior ROTC in high school. Sam was accepted into the Corps of Cadets Class of 2013 at Norwich University in Vermont where he served in many leadership roles including the Company Commander his senior year.
After graduating in May with a degree in International Studies, Sam is now on his way to the San Diego Naval Station where he will join the USS Higgins as a Surface Warfare Officer.
Joining the Army National Guard in 2000, Captain Brandon Heimericks now is a Platoon Leader and Pilot of a MEDEVAC Air Ambulance Company. Stationed in the Helmand Province of Afghanistan as the casualty officer in charge, Brandon oversaw the emergency evacuation of the sick or wounded and the overall readiness of more than 30 soldiers and Marines.
After flying in over fifty MEDEVAC missions, Brandon is now living in Lone Jack, Missouri with his wife and daughter.
In the Air Force during Viet Nam, Chief Master Sergeant James Rash served as a radioman in a medical evacuation squadron, air-lifting wounded soldiers from the battlefield to triage areas. Later assigned with the Secret Service, James provided communication support for the presidential candidates and both national conventions in the 1970's.
After retiring, James worked with Hughes Aircraft for nineteen years and currently coached athletes with the Special Olympics in Missouri.
In the Army when Pearl Harbor was attacked, Buck Sergeant Raymond Stephenson jumped at the chance to protect his country. A member of the 635th Tank Destroyer Battalion, Raymond spent time with General Patton and the Third Army, and served in many parts of Europe during World War II in which he fought in five major battles including the Invasion of Normandy and the Battle of the Bulge.
After serving four and a half years in the military, Raymond was honorably discharged.
Drafted into the Army in World War II, Corporal Ralph Fox served in the 72nd Tank Battalion as a Technician Fifth Grade. Serving in the European Theater of Operations for five and a half months, the Tech 5 was an M1 Rifle Marksman and drove the Army Jeep for the battalion carrying personnel and classified documents.
Awarded two Bronze Stars for his service overseas, Ralph came home after the war and played baseball for many local teams.
Due to his love for America, Major Glenn Hayden joined the Kansas National Guard in 1947 when he was nineteen. A month before the start of the Korean War in 1950, Glenn joined the Air Force and was sent to England where he served as Military Police for three years. Eventually stateside, Glenn spent his remaining service working in airbase defense, long-range radar, and computer maintenance.
After twenty-seven years in the military, between both active and reserve, Glenn retired in 1976.
A proud member of the 34th Infantry Division, first-generation American Private First Class Roque Riojas fought in North Africa and the Italian Campaign in World War II. As a rifleman and communications coordinator, Roque's division, nicknamed the Red Bull Division, was the first to land at Anzio Beach in Italy, participated in over 600 days of combat, and captured over 40,000 prisoners of war.
Due to his bravery and acts of merit while serving, the Kansas Citian was awarded, among other medals, the Bronze Star and Purple Heart.
Joining the United States Army in 1944, Private Alfred Delay served in the "Screaming Eagles" 101st Airborne Division during World War II. A paratrooper and bazooka man, Alfred fought on the front lines in Bastogne during the Battle of the Bulge. The Private also was a member of President Dwight D. Eisenhower's Honor Guard in France following the end of the war.
After leaving the military, Alfred returned home and was a teacher, coach, and principal in Stratford, Iowa.
Joining the United States Army in 1995, Technical Sergeant Chad McGraw later enlisted in the Missouri Army National Guard in 1999 before switching to the Missouri Air National Guard in 2000. Serving in various roles including Security Forces Craftsman, he was deployed to Japan, Africa, and Southwest Asia and was responsible for Air Force property and safety of their personnel.
After retiring in 2009, Chad is working hard to help disabled veterans by changing the way the Veterans Administration processes medical benefits.
Sergeant Lionel M. Bailey enlisted in the Army as a Signal Soldier, 25-Q, providing maintenance on many different types of equipment, and has held many positions of responsibility. Deployed to Iraq in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation New Dawn, Lionel has received many military decorations including the Army Commendation Medal and Army Achievement Medal.
Currently, Lionel is serving as a member of the Commanding General's Mounted Color Guard for the 1st Infantry Division at Fort Riley and is working towards his Bachelor's Degree in Cyber Security.
Drafted in 1941, Sergeant Arthur Kroenke served in the cavalry and tank crew during World War II. Stationed out of Camp Funston in Fort Riley, Kansas, he drove Sherman tanks on the front-lines of battles and served part of his time overseas under General Patton. Due to his bravery and service in a combat zone, Arthur received the Bronze Star.
After leaving the Army in 1945, he returned home where he worked as a welder for General Motors until he retired in 1980.
Serving in the Army for the last two and a half years, Specialist Robert Richardson serves as a 15-N Avionics Mechanic, performing maintenance on communication, navigation, and flight control equipment. Nominated for his actions while on a flight last year, a two-year old child began having seizures and Robert, who had military standard, first responder medical training, took charge of the situation and was able to stabilize the child before medical professionals took over.
Currently at Fort Riley, Robert is in the avionics mechanic section of the 3rd Assault Helicopter Battalion, maintaining Blackhawk helicopters.
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Kenmore Elite 5.2 cu. ft. Front-Load Washer - White ENERGY STAR®Item# 02641072000 | Model# 41072
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Kenmore Elite 5.2 cu. ft. Front-Load Washer - Clean Living
Built for those with lots of laundry, the large capacity Kenmore Elite 5.2 cu. ft. front-load washer 4107 has 14 separate wash cycles. Never pre-treat stains again: there's a steam cycle built right into the washer, as well as a second rinse on the Kids Wear setting. The NSF-certified sanitize setting kills germs without harsh chemicals, eliminating 99.9% of bacteria. An automatic Smart Motion tumble feature prevents mildew and odors from gaining a foothold if you forget to remove a load. Keep your clothes looking, feeling and smelling their best with this Kenmore Elite front-load washer.
- With Smart Motion Technology, the Direct Drive Motor blends up to six different wash motions, providing customized care for each type of fabric so clothes get totally clean.
- SteamTreat virtually eliminates the need to pre-treat fabric while it tackles common tough, set-in messes with the deep cleaning power of steam.
- From work clothes to cloth diapers, NSF certified Sanitize Cycle raises temperatures to quickly kill 99.9% of certain bacteria without using harsh chemicals like bleach.
- Designed to scrub out grass stains and clean messes, the Kids Wear Cycle gets tough dirt out, while the 2nd Rinse feature makes clothes comfortable on the most sensitive skin.
- Multiple wash cycles give your hardy work clothes, delicate linens, and stained fabrics the treatment they need to look their best.
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The good: washes large loads and the fast wash is great. The bad: won't do heavy items ( bath mats). I have kid's and need to wash bath mats weekly. This machine can't do it. I would return them but I would have to pay 15%. I thought I was purchasing a high quality machine that could handle bulky loads (there is even a setting for bulky) but I was wrong. I am so disappointed right now in this machine that I am considering a return. If you only wash clothes, this is the machine for you. If you would like to do heavy items, look elsewhere.
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Lincoln, NE
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Bought a year ago and has worked great every time. Big loads take about an hour but so does the dryer so no problem. Have done King comforter with no problem.
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Love it.....finally I can get my bed linens.....sheets, comforter, etc. done in half the time as before. I can put all 4 of my bed pillows in machine at one time! We go camping, now when we return it does not take all day to get all the clothing & bed linens done....because this machine has the capacity to do bigger loads. Great for sanitizing granddaughters stuffed animals. Would highly recommend.
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Washer works great and wouldn't buy any other one. The space allows a California King size comforter and gets it clean throughout. Only issue I've had was the pipes aren't used to turning on and off so much so it bangs when it starts and stops water, but has nothing to do with washer. I also got the matching dryer which makes a great pair.
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MFW AW10 Report: Red carpet winners at Giorgio Armani
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2. Precision tailoring. It's what Mr A does best. Sharp shoulder jackets (often with a half crescent lapel - a theme carried over from his couture show in January) were shown with either narrow cigarette pants or flippy, unstructured skirts for a softer look.
3. For the cocktail hour GA offered one shoulder, one sleeved and off-the-shoulder short, snappy shapes. It's safe to say that in Armani's world the shoulder is AW/10's erogenous zone!
4. Black velvet - the ultimate after dark fabric. Armani used it to create super chic evening suits and elegant gowns (watch this space on Oscar night).
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I personally think that for the majority of encounters the best options are Satrina's and the Glyph of Indomitability. For maximum efficiency though you have to switch for encounters, for example if there is predictable burst that can be avoided with a little bit of magic damage a Satrina Glyph combo shines. For just pure physical damage like Marrowgar I would use a Satrina, Black Heart combo for maximum EH.
With around 45% magic damage and higher in what will kill you I could see a double Satrina combo coming in handy. And finally for avoidance favoring bosses like Saurfang or the gunship captain double avoidance trinkets come in handy.


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A lot of people ask why we named our original rubber compound after one of the creepiest creatures on the planet. In response, we ask them if they've ever seen a cute puppy climb up a completely vertical, soaking wet rock. No? We rest our case.
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You wouldn't ride a bike without a seat. The same logic applies for our Shoc Pad™ technology, which will give you a smooth ride without inhibiting your performance.
- Spider Original rubber outsole for uncompromised grip in wet environments
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01/06/2012 UPDATE: It was only yesterday that we saw the stunning sketches of Madonna's tour outfits (hello fab gallery above) and just a day later, we can watch them in action! The songstress took to the stage in Tel Aviv, Israel, last night and here's the first shots of her working Jean Paul Gaultier's custom-made creation, an updated version of THAT iconic conical bra. WOW-EE.
Doesn't she look foxy? The epic two hour show was filled with an array of dramatic outfits and celebrity blogger Perez Hilton described it as 'an exploration into a duality romance.' Err, amazing, we think. 'The MDNA show is dark,' he continued. 'Very dark. And those rays of light she sprinkles throughout the show come as some much needed relief.' MUST. GET. TICKETS.
Considering this is Madge's NINTH world tour and her first since 2009, it's proof there really is no stopping the Queen of Pop. Watch her working that majorette uniform in the video below and for more details on those outfits (as well as which designer proposed to her), keep on scrolling...
31/05/2012: What's Madonna Wearing For Her Tour?
As if the prospect of seeing Madonna take a swipe at Lady Gaga during her MDNA concert tour wasn't enough to get us clicking for front row tickets, a sneak peek at her oh-so-fab stage wardrobe has just landed and, well, WOW.
Naturallement, the legendary songstress has called on her designer pals to rustle up an array of incredible stage outfits and although we already knew Jean Paul Gaultier was involved, WWD reports that Jeremy Scott and Alexander Wang have also been enlisted. What a lucky lady!
Take a look at the gallery above to see the show-stopping creations for no less than EIGHT costume changes – we're talking everything from a Joan of Arc-esque number made of metal mesh to a foxtastic black catsuit and a teeny majorette uniform that's rather naughty (especially as her kids Lourdes and Rocco will be joining her on stage). Hervé Léger by Max Azria has also provided both a bandage dress and custom harness for the star, as well as dresses for her backup dancers.
But most excitingly, for Madonna's rendition of 'Vogue,' the best ever pop icon-slash-fashion legend collaboration will be reprised for our viewing pleasure. Oh yes, the Material Girl will be wearing a JPG design that consists of a white shirt, black tie, long black gloves and a curve-hugging corset, which references the pink bustier that became THE defining moment of her sartorial career.
'We played with the ideas of a suit and a corset. But the corset is now like a cage,' the designer revealed. 'What I have done this time is a nod to the conical bra corset of the Blond Ambition tour but reinterpreted in 3-D, in patent leather on the outside with metallic leather on the inside. It's all about masculine and feminine, Madonna and Jean Paul Gaultier classics reinterpreted for 2012.' Sounds ah-maze-ing, right?
And the love-in between the pair is clearly still going strong over twenty years later. 'I love Madonna,' says Gaultier. 'She is the only woman I have asked to marry me. She refused, of course. But when she asked me to do a costume for her for this tour, I couldn't refuse.'
As for her tour footwear, Madge will be tapping away on stage in Prada and Miu Miu shoes - but will they be mega heels we wonder? You'll remember the star confessed that dancing for her incredible Superbowl performance (for which she wore Miu Mius) was 'really hard to do in heels.' Eek. But would her Madgesty really 'drop it like it's hot' in comfy flats? We think not.
Meanwhile, her long-time buddies Dolce & Gabbana have whipped up sharp suits for the band and Fausto Puglisi has created menacing bandolier vests and rams head masks for the backup dancers PLUS J Brand has provided custom-made jeans. Phewf, it's going to be a vertible fashion fest!


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Courtesy of Wynn W. CudmoreChemeketa Communtiy College
Spring 1999
Used site for 2 labs - Amphibian Lab and Permanent plots (see folders for data)
April 15, 2000
Wynn, Rick O'Hara, Carla and Becca visit site to prepare for upcoming Bi 133 field trip mostly by clearing blackberries from trails. Set 6 minnow traps in same ponds as last year.
Canada goose is nesting in same site as previous years.
In small rectangular pond:Rough-skinned newts - 12Lampreys - 4Pacific tree frog - 1
April 17, 2000
I visited site to prepare for field trip by setting 6 additional minnow traps for a total of 12.
Observations:Bullfrog - 1 in rectangular pondPacific treefrog - 1 callingRough-skinned newts - 6 in rectangular ponds
Lamprey - 5 in rectangular pond
Black-capped chickadee Rufous hummingbirdPileated woodpecker American robinCalifornia quail Song sparrowCanada goose Mallards
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18 April 2000
Water temp 12 CAir temp 18-21 CPartly sunny, no rain
Other bird observations:
Tree swallow - 2Brown cowbird - 2Song sparrow - 3Redwing blackbird - 1Townsend's warbler - 1Northern flicker - 1