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Pensacola has been dubbed the Mother-in-Law of the Navy and the Cradle of Naval Aviation — both terms of endearment making reference to the family nature of the relationship between the coastal city and the military base that calls it home. It's a strong relationship that brings out the best in both parties. Navy personnel consistently rank Pensacola Naval Air Station among the favored locations at which to be stationed.
The beautiful beaches, mild climate and hospitable people are the reasons given for its popularity.
The economic importance of NAS to Northwest Florida cannot be overstated.
The Pensacola naval complex — NAS, the Center for Information Dominance at Corry Station, Whiting Field and Saufley Field — is one of the largest employers of civilians in the Southeastern United States, and generates 20 percent of the local economy.
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Pensacola residents may be unique in that the word "navy" conjures images of planes rather than ships. It was 1911 when the Navy purchased its first planes and a few courageous volunteers became the first naval aviators. Pensacola was chosen as the sight of the first naval aeronautical installation in 1914 because its convenient location on the Gulf of Mexico allowed ample space for ships and planes to train together. Since then, the air station has trained and qualified Navy and Marine Corps pilots. Today, it is equipped to train the best naval flight officers in the world on board its 5,800-acre complex overlooking Pensacola Bay. More than 297 flight operations per day make it one of the busiest air-traffic locations in the world.
Many training programs are located at NAS, including the Naval Education and Training Command, Naval Aviation Schools Command and Center for Naval Aviation Technical Training (CNATT). Along with the actual training, future naval flight officers are schooled in land/sea survival, physical fitness and simulated emergency procedures.
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Construction will be expected to be completed in 2009 on a $45.8 million Air Force training facility, which is part of the Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) 2005 decision to relocate the Air Force Combat Systems Operator training from Randolph Air Force Base in Texas to NASP. The project includes two buildings, which will be located at Sherman Field. The single-story, 50,000-square-foot applied instruction facility will hold up to 400 Air Force personnel at any given time. The building will include space for classrooms and T-1A and T-6A flight simulators to train Air Force navigators.
The second building will be a 100,000-square-foot, hurricane-protected multi-aircraft hangar, which will house about 150 Air Force personnel. The hangar will have about 75,000 square feet of floor space, 6,000 square feet for a fuel-cell maintenance bay and 19,000 square feet for general aircraft maintenance, as well as pilot training and briefing areas. The hangar will allow the Air Force to move from its current shared facility into its own, new facility. In addition, there will be 24 aircraft sun shelters for the storage and maintenance of training aircraft. Both of the planned buildings will feature high-efficiency mechanical and electrical systems. The design features achieve a certification from the Navy that is equivalent to a U.S Green Building Council's Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design Silver rating, said Opus South.
Naval Education and Training Command (NETC)
NETC headquarters, one of the largest Navy shore commands, is located onboard NAS Pensacola. The command is led by a Rear Adm. Gary Jones, who is the senior ranking officer in the area. The commander of NETC is "dual hatted" as the Navy's director of naval education and training and reports directly to the chief of naval operations. NETC is responsible for the individual training and education of Navy and Marine Corps personnel worldwide. This training includes recruit training, specialized skills training, pre-commissioning training for officers, warfare specialty training, and fleet individual and team training. NETC provides education and training ranging from enlisted skills to officer flight training to students from foreign nations.
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The primary mission of the Helicopter Landing Trainer is to provide support to the Undergraduate Helicopter Pilot Training Program of Training Air Wing FIVE and operating units of the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps.
Since it was converted from a cargo ship in 1985, the Helicopter Landing Trainer, IX-514 — the "Baylander" for short — has logged more than 115,000 landings on its rear deck, which is painted to resemble the landing surfaces on Navy frigates, destroyers and cruisers.
Permanently stationed at Pensacola Naval Air Station, the Baylander frees up larger, operational ships that otherwise would be required for pilot training, and it operates at a dramatically lower expense.
Marine Aviation Training Support Group-21 (MATSG)
The Marine Aviation Training Support Group provides administrative support to assigned personnel in addition to other tasks as directed by the commandant. This support is directed primarily toward personnel in the Naval Air Training Command and the Naval Aviation Technical Training Center with support to ancillary activities. While the MATSG mission is administrative in nature, the command monitors the flow of students through the school houses, provides Marine Corps discipline and Marine Corps peculiar training.
Naval Aerospace Medical Research Laboratory (NAMRL)
"Excellence in research — supporting tomorrow's fleet today" is the motto of the Naval Aerospace Medical Research Laboratory. NAMRL is one of the premier research facilities for the causes and cures of disorientation sickness. The primary responsibility of the lab is to conduct research, testing and evaluation of aviation medicine and allied sciences to enhance the health, safety and readiness of Navy and Marine Corps personnel in the effective performance of their respective missions.
Center for Naval Aviation Technical Training (CNATT)
The Center for Naval Aviation and Technical Training is one of the "Learning Centers" under Naval Personnel Development Command (NPDC), which are charged with developing and maintaining the Sailor Continuum. The Center for Naval Aviation Technical Training provides single-site management for the aviation technical training community. CNATT is responsible for 22 sites throughout the United States and Japan and trains more than 100,000 students annually.
Naval Air Technical Training Center (NATTC)
The Navy's second-largest training command and premier location for enlisted aeronautical technical training, NATTC. Technical experts from all the U.S. Armed Services, Department of Defense civilians and foreign national students from allied countries attend courses at the modern facility. More than 15,000 graduates pass through the command annually with the largest portion attending basic "A" schools. More than 110 courses are taught on the 205-acre complex.
Naval Aviation Schools Command (NASC)
The future of naval aviation is determined at the Naval Aviation Schools Command, where tomorrow's members take the first steps of their careers. Schools Command provides both aviation indoctrination and water-survival training to student officers, naval aircrewmen trainees and foreign students.
NASC also provides specialized instruction for future aviation squadron commanding officers and executive officers as well as specialized training in aviation safety.
Naval Hospital Pensacola (NHP)
The mission of Naval Hospital Pensacola is force health protection. It promotes and restores the health of active-duty military service members and their families, military retirees and others entrusted to its care — anytime, anywhere. Its vision is to be the provider of choice by achieving superior performance in health services and population health.
NH Pensacola has provided inpatient, emergency and associated outpatient and ancillary care to VA patients since 1996. In 2001, the Navy Medicine facility responded to VA requests for increased services that included VA-approved inpatient admissions.
Under the hospital's command are 11 naval branch health clinics (NBHC) across four states. There are more than 200,000 beneficiaries eligible for care system-wide within the hospital command. NH Pensacola is a medical and surgical facility located on a 42-acre compound in southwestern Escambia County with local health clinics — both medical and dental — at NAS and NATTC Pensacola, Corry Station and NAS Whiting Field. It is also home to the only deployable active-duty command within the Pensacola Naval Complex: Fleet Hospital Pensacola.
For the first time since the establishment of the National Disaster Medical System (NDMS) in 1984, Naval Hospital Pensacola also has been assigned the responsibility of a federal Primary Receiving Center (PRC) by the Surgeon General of the United States for the purpose of a national emergency training scenario within the region.
Naval Operational Medicine Institute is a medical war-fighting command made up of components from all warfare areas geographically dispersed throughout the United States. Its mission is to ensure a tactically proficient, combat-credible medical force providing optimal force health protection to the joint war-fighter at any time and at any place along the full spectrum of operations. NOMI provides specialized and operational medical training and consultative services to military forces worldwide. As one of the Chief of Naval Operations Warfare Centers of Excellence, NOMI provides total force readiness by providing training, fleet support and consultation on health, physical standards and survival skills. Locally, NOMI is best known for its training programs, which led to a designation as a naval flight surgeon, aerospace physiologist, aerospace experimental psychologist, aviation medical technician, and aerospace physiology technician. Additionally, NOMI is recognized as providing the leadership role for all Navy/Marine Corps water survival training programs.
Training Air Wing SIX (TRAWING SIX)
Located at Sherman Field aboard NAS Pensacola, TRAWING SIX conducts primary, intermediate and advanced naval flight officer and U.S Air Force navigator training. TRAWING SIX is a key player in astronaut primary training. A program was developed by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) to utilize NAS Pensacola, Training Squadron FOUR and T-34C TurboMentor trainers for primary astronaut orientation flight training. The wing commander is overall commander of Training Squadron FOUR (VT-4), Training Squadron TEN (VT-10), and Training Squadron EIGHTY-SIX (VT-86). TRAWING SIX's primary purpose is to plan for, supervise support and conduct flight training of quality student naval flight officers, Air Force navigators and international military flight students. The 2nd German Air Force Training Squadron is also attached to TRAWING SIX.
U.S. Coast Guard Station, Pensacola
The Coast Guard moved to NASP in 1987, but has been part of Pensacola since 1885. The multi-mission station participates in over 350 search-and-rescue and law-enforcement cases annually. The station is home to three Coast Guard units: Coast Guard Station Pensacola, Aids to Navigation Team, and the Coast Guard Cutter Bonito.
United States Navy Demonstration Squadron (Blue Angels)
NAS Pensacola is home to the world-famous Blue Angels Flight Demonstration Team. Flying blue and gold F/A-18 Hornet aircrafts, the Blue Angels perform at approximately 70 air shows annually at 40 locations throughout the United States and abroad. The "Blues" have performed precision flight demonstrations for more than 350 million spectators since their organization in 1946. As ambassadors of goodwill, the mission of the Blue Angels is to enhance the Navy recruiting effort by attracting talented and qualified youths to join them in the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps.
Center for Information Dominance Corry Station (CID)
The Center for Information Dominance Corry Station was established in January 2005 as a result of the merger of the Center for Cryptology Corry Station and the Center for Information Technology. The creation of CID integrated training responsibilities for the four key disciplines of information dominance — exploit, attack, defend, and operate — under one Learning Center. CID is responsible for training students of the U.S. military and allied forces in the fields of cryptology, information technology and information operations.
CID's mission is to deliver the right training at the right time in the right place, using technology, innovation, and science of learning to provide the fleet with optimally trained sea warriors who will create a tactical advantage for mission success in the information domain. CID oversees training for 16,000 students annually at 17 learning sites staffed by 700 military and civilian employees throughout the U.S. and in Japan.
NETPDTC Saufley Field
Naval Education and Training Professional Development and Technology Center's mission is to analyze, design, develop and evaluate prototype instructional processes, products, services and the application of instructional technologies that enhance the teaching-learning process.
The Enlisted Advancement Center is a major component of NETPDTC, and its products and services include the development and distribution of rating examinations, bibliographies, advancement handbooks, personnel qualification standards and non-resident training courses. It also provides information-systems support, manages the Navy's volunteer education program, the program for afloat college education and the academic skills program, and designs and delivers training programs for the Chaplain's Corps.
Saufley Field, which opened as an auxiliary airfield for NAS Pensacola in 1940, became a hub for naval aviation training before, during and following World War II. Saufley became an outlying field in 1976 and was reactivated in 1979.
Federal Prison Camp (FPC)
The Federal Prison Camp was established in April 1988 to provide inmate manpower to various components for the Pensacola Naval Complex. The agreement between the Bureau of Prisons and the Navy is similar to existing ones with the U.S. Air Force in the establishment of Federal Prison Camps at Maxwell and Eglin Air Force Bases. Saufley Field's prison camp has a fluctuating population but can house up to 600 inmates, with more than half always dedicated to providing manpower to the Navy. Inmate labor is primarily used statutorily for ground maintenance and for other Morale, Welfare and Recreation (MWR) programs.
Naval Reserve Center (NRC)
The Naval Reserve Center serves approximately 120 officer and 550 enlisted Reservists who reside in the West Florida and Alabama area. With an active-duty staff of two officers and 16 enlisted personnel, they coordinate activities of 12 inactive Naval Reserve units. The primary mission is to train reservists and to ensure they are ready for immediate mobilization.
Naval Air Station (NAS) Whiting Field: The Busiest Air Station In The World
NAS Whiting Field is located 7 miles north of the city of Milton in Santa Rosa County. NAS Whiting Field was opened in July 1943 to fulfill the pilot training demands of World War II. Throughout its existence, NAS Whiting Field's primary mission has been to support pilot training. NAS Whiting Field has two main airfields (North and South) supporting the training requirements of Training Air Wing FIVE (TRAWING FIVE). The management and operation of 14 Navy outlying landing fields support both TRAWING FIVE at NAS Whiting Field and TRAWING SIX, which is based at NAS Pensacola. Additionally, the Navy's Unmanned Aerial Vehicle training school calls NAS Whiting Field home.
NAS Whiting Field supports primary and advanced helicopter training for aviators from the Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, Air Force and foreign countries. Flight operations typically exceed 160,000 flight hours and average more than 1.3 million flight operations annually.
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There are lots of articles and essays of interest to modern Pagans out there, sometimes more than I can write about in-depth in any given week. So The Wild Hunt must unleash the hounds in order to round them all up.In wake of the recent record-breaking Mega Millions jackpot, The Baltimore Sun checks in with Ellwood "Bunky" Bartlett, a Wiccan who won over 40 million dollars in the Maryland state lottery back in 2007. Bartlett says that he made mistakes "giving money to help other people … [Read more...]
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Wing Chun! Wing Chun! Eeek..! *STOMP* *STOMP* *STOMP* *STOMP* Kill must kill it! :violent1:
Come on lets grow some hind brain here. Heres some points to bring it back to reality.
1. Wing Chun is the single most popular style of kung fu in the world (at least in the West). There are probably 1000s of instructors all teaching their own variant.
2. 99.9% of clubs are based on Yip Man's lineage. A lineage that is said to have reduced Wing Chun to make it easier to learn.
3. Lineage is a marketing tool to bring in new people.
4. Bruce Lee probably learnt not much Wing Chun. Almost none from Yip Man, and some from William Cheung when he was 19.
5. You can't learn to fight, or learn how to train for a fight, by not fighting.
6. Most WC people fall under the category of light-recreational martial artists that dont spar, or dont spar much. In this category they can be quite good.... most martial artists fall under this category.
7. Chi Sau is a drill aimed at teaching the WC people about a small part of the fighting process that WCers use.
8. The default strategry for a WC fighter will fight as follows: bridge the gap to the opponent so that they are about a forearms distance from the other person and use either short punches or kicks, a throw or sweep to bash them. This is why Chi Sau is important... you need to be able to redirect stuff as you are coming in. Needless to say that if the style of WC doesnt have much stand up grappling then its gonna not be so good at this strategy and will tend to have lots more long range techniques.
9. The pigeon toed stance is a bad idea in a fight due to bad balance, having no lead hand or leg. This is not a fighting stance. Some styles of WC have it as their fighting stance, some dont.
10. Chain punches are really a dumbed down way of trying to stop someone hitting you as you step in but are prone to double arm traps, hooks, and long range attacks. They dont have much power due to focus on speed and retraction and being purely tricep punches. Some styles focus on using chain punches in a fight, some just treat it as something you should practice to fight against.
11. There is no real WC. Just like there is no real karate, TKD, judo, arnis, MMA, krav, etc etc.
12. An effective WC would involve: sparring, conditioning for fights, bag work, takedowns with resistance.
13. WCers might not understand what is meant by a complete system. A complete system would involve: striking (tick), stand up grappling (depends on style tick), ground fighting (cross), weapons (tick -- but only forms, I have not seen anything like a complete system for weapons fighting as in Arnis). Does any style meet this criteria (perhaps ninj_tsu :lol: ) . Should a single style attempt to?
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No, you are reading that no one believes a kick to the hips will stop a takedown. Please get these techniques on video against an actual shot. Otherwise we won't believe you. Ever.
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So on the one hand, we have lots of TV footage of it completely failing to work, and on the other, we have your word that it works.
I don't think it's unreasonable that we're going to assume you're talking bollocks unless you come up with something a bit more convincing.
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Here's what you should do then to prove us wrong, Tzun:
Get a video of you defending against the takedown from somebody who's trying their best to take you down, defend against it, put it on Putfile.com, and send us the link. You could even have a friend help you and just show us what you mean.SON OF ODIN
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The bill would not include pavilions, which are often rented for private events. At a work session Tuesday, Councilman John Olszewski Sr. said banning smoking at such events would go too far. "I don't condone smoking, but at the same time, it's a legal product," he said.
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"Almost all of them willingly, but some a little begrudgingly," spokesman David Nitkin wrote in an email. "Even our largest events, like Wine in the Woods in downtown Columbia, have required minimal enforcement. It seems this is really something most people want, and appreciate."
In Anne Arundel County, tobacco use is banned in park or recreational facility restrooms, spectator and concession areas, dog parks, aquatic facilities and playgrounds. It is also prohibited within 100 yards of an organized event, such as an athletic competition or a concert.
Harford County has prohibited smoking, the use of tobacco and e-cigarettes on all county property, including parks, since 2012. Smoking is allowed in Carroll County parks, except for within 50 yards of athletic fields during recreation council activities.
"There has been some discussion regarding [a ban] in the past," said Jeff Degitz, administrator of the county's Department of Recreation and Parks. "But there was not an interest among our advisory board to pursue that."
At Honeygo Run Regional Park in Perry Hall, Bob Hughes, who regularly walks his dog there, said he doesn't think smoking in parks is a problem.
"It's going up in the air anyhow," the 74-year-old Baltimore man said. "I gave up smoking back in 1980, but I still love the smell of it."
Hector Carreras, 58, who also was walking his dog, said he once smoked several packs of cigarettes daily. Now he can't stand secondhand smoke.
Walking past a cloud of cigarette smoke feels "like someone went into my lungs and yanked the air out of it," the Perry Hall man said.
Officials in Baltimore and Baltimore County say they believe residents will follow the rules if smoking is banned.
"I'm sincerely hoping that police never have to be involved in this," Cole said. He said the law could be enforced by park rangers and code enforcement officers. "I think the signs will help tremendously."
In the county, Marks said, "We hope that there's a bit of self-enforcement."
Baltimore Sun reporters Yvonne Wenger and Pamela Wood contributed to this article.


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The system in question is the Transportation Security Administration's no-fly watch list. Although Obama administration officials say the system worked, culminating in the apprehension of Faisal Shahzad, many observers wondered why Shahzad made it onto a flight when his name was on the list.
The hitch was the tight timeline. Although Shahzad's name was added to the list at approximately 12:30 p.m. Monday, the update had not yet made it into all the systems that government agencies and airlines use by the time he arrived at the airport that evening, reports Daniel Farber at CBS News.
To work properly in such a scenario, the system depends on human intervention. In the event that the government has identified a high-risk suspect, they notify airlines, which are then required to recheck the list manually, said Jerry Markon, Spencer Hsu and Anne Kornblut at the Washington Post.
According to the rules in place, airlines had 24 hours to make the check, which enabled Shahzad to slip through. As of May 5, the deadline is now two hours, the Post reports.
"The policy change announced Wednesday underscores the challenge U.S. security officials face as they rely on individual airlines to scan lists of potentially high-risk passengers and help to screen them out," the article states.
Some of the challenges could be reduced in the near future because of a previously planned change in security procedures, notes Scott Shane at the New York Times.
According to procedures, airlines — in this case, Emirates Airline — have the job of checking passenger names against the no-fly list for all international flights. But TSA, which already handles the task for domestic flights, will be taking that over by the end of the year.
A final encouraging note: Several news outlets noted that the last-minute check of passenger manifests, which finally led to Shahzad's arrest, was a process developed after an earlier close call: the attempted Christmas Day bombing by Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab.
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This was best cake I've ever had.
I did make a few changes, but I think it would be great anyway. I used melted butter instead of oil, instant coffee instead of brewed, and baked it in 3 9"cake pans instead of two. I wasn't sure about covering the cake while it cooled, but I did it, and it turned out perfectly. Taste, texture were amazing.
Another change I made was to the frosting. I added 8oz cream cheese to the peanut butter layer. That was good! My battery was dead by the time I made the frosting, so I made the recipe off the cocoa can, but it wasn't quite enough, so I melted butter and chocolate chips together for the top of the cake.
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I make this cake ALL the time...it is always a big hit. The only change i have made, is i make it a 3 layer cake rather than a 2, and i double the recipe for the filling.
This recipe is very good! Next time, though, I will try to make the peanut butter filling be more creamy and less "peanutbuttery" by adding more cream and less peanut butter. The filling, as is, sticks to the roof of your mouth.
Talk about a tasty cake! I only used the cake portion of this recipe and it came out so moist and fluffy. The flavor was excellent and the texture was just what you want from a cake. I would suggest maybe making this a 3 layer cake, as my pans did overflow some, but other than that change nothing. For the filling and frosting I used the peanut butter frosting also listed on this site, and then crushed some peanut butter oreo's and used them as filling (along with the PB frosting) and garnished the top of the cake with them also. All I can say was it was DEVINE. The pinnacle of chocolate and peanut butter cakes.
I made this for my husband's birthday. He loved it. I brought the leftovers to my parents' house. They loved it. It was easy to make, and very moist and flavorful. I used only about 3/4 cup of peanut butter in the filling, and added cream until it reached the consistency I wanted. I made it in three layers instead of two. I had some trouble getting one of the layers out of the pan, but used my old trick of placing an ice pack on the pan, and it came right out.
Outstanding chocolate cake, exceptionally moist! However, the cake could be a bit "chocolatier." The filling also needs to be less like actual peanut butter and more like a smooth, peanut butter frosting -- it was just too sticky, almost like eating peanut butter out of the jar.
I did the cake portion of this recipe and it was excellent. Reminded me a lot of the "one bowl chocolate cake" on this website...but better. Can be put with any frosing, I did a bundt cake and ate it as is. Very moist and better even the next day.
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My husband and I had cruised with Blue Lagoon some years ago when it was a small friendly local company operating out of Latouka. Now the whole atmosphere is so different.They have lost the common touch and are only interested in making money.
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