https://nypost.com/2021/08/19/kabul-airport-video-is-actually-from-2019-dallas-cowboys-game/
''Shocking ‘Kabul Airport’ video is actually from 2019 Dallas Cowboys game''
By Jorge Fitz-Gibbon
August 19, 2021 3:24pm Updated
https://twitter.com/Zabehulah_M33/status/1428236041039880193
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Declaration of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan on the occasion of the 102nd anniversary of the country's independence from British rule
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US Vice President Kamala Harris visits Vietnam in August
The White House announced that US Vice President Kamala Harris will visit Vietnam and Singapore in August.
US Vice President Kamala Harris will visit Singapore and Vietnam in August, her second international trip as vice president and her first to the Indo-Pacific, The Hill reported on July 30.
Vice President Harris will meet with government leaders in both countries to discuss regional security. Harris will also discuss the COVID-19 pandemic and climate change, Symone Sanders, Harris's communications director, said in a White House statement.
"President Biden and Vice President Harris have made it a top priority to rebuild the global partnership and ensure national security and the upcoming visit is to continue this - deepening our relationship." America with Southeast Asia," Sanders said.
Ms. Sanders also noted: "Vice President Harris will be the first Vice President ever to visit Vietnam."
The White House did not provide details on the date of Harris's Southeast Asia visit.
The US has sent 5 million doses of the COVID-19 vaccine to Vietnam in an effort to help Vietnam fight the pandemic. Singapore has vaccinated at least one dose for 75% of the population.
The announcement of US Vice President Kamala Harris' trip to Southeast Asia comes at a time when US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin is on an Asia tour this week, including stops in Vietnam, Singapore and Singapore. Philippines.
(From Benjamin Boronat) Take it from a former mechanic, those Pratt and Whitneys even in Standby Mode on cycling can suck the hair off a gnat's ass at 20 feet. There's not a snowball's chance in hell you are going to be anywhere near those things while taxiing without going in as shredded beef and coming out barbequed pork on the other end.
The heat coming off those things in exhaust can instantly liquefy aluminum.
Crank those puppies up to operating speed and you are at forge-like temperatures and the blowtorch from hell.
Instant Death ☠️💀 100 yards behind at full thrust.
That's why the Military in all it's wisdom puts in Big BOLD Letters "DANGER" all over the aircraft.
You would have to be an absolute moron to be within 50 feet from that craft from the side, and you're definitely not going to be around those wings or their path.
You ever stop to think why they wait to taxi this particular aircraft until all living life forms known to man and creation are clear front and back?
The exhaust once the pilot lays on those throttles will land you a couple of football fields away if you aren't fully cremated already.
Works only in Hollywood folks.
If that had been real life the air induction and sound alone would have cleared everything away from that plane just to taxi it.
Notice that not a single person had on ear protection or were covering their ears.
Even if you are totally deaf it would be painful to be that close to a running Pratt and Whitney without ear protection.
Yeah, they are that loud. Don't take my word for it.
Hang out by an airport runway and just watch and listen to a couple of jumbo jets take off.
Then add in that the sound from a Pratt and Whitney is double that. Bet you will rethink your position real quick.
You won't even have to be that close.
Just to put the final insult to injury on this charade
— the insignia is missing below the words AIR FORCE. And where the hell is the Front Man door? It should be lower and slightly forward of the missing insignia. It's like a Blow Up Doll that's half dressed…
(From Richard Scurto) (from the comments) I’m an aviation mechanic, I also work for the company who makes the engines for the C17………This post is the truth!
And No pilot (I don’t care what country) would ever start their engines in that environment
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