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February 10-11: Nazi Germany's prized battleship Tirpitz once again survives an attempt on its life, this time by the Soviet Union air force. February 5: Michel Hollard, the French Resistance leader who warned the British about Germany's V-bomb capabilities -- enabling the Allies to destroy some related facilities -- is captured by the Nazi Gestapo. It was he who engineered the Gustav Line, a seemingly impassable barrier that thwarted an Allied advance upon Rome. The Allies launched Operation Shingle (so-called because it was expected to peel away German defenses like roof shingles) on January 22, 1944. Allied troops, such as the ones seen here, landed behind the Gustav Line a mere 35 miles from Rome. Allies' Operation Shingle designed to destroy German defenses: The Allied invasion of Italy in September 1943 resulted in a stalemate as the Germans successfully defended the Gustav Line across Italy. Los Alamos scientific community isolated for security reasons: In 1943 hundreds of families moved to the highly secret Los Alamos National Laboratory community in New Mexico, where the first atomic bomb was built. In the next weeks of World War II, the heaviest bomb up to that point would be dropped, and the most intense air raid staged.

February 2: The Americans obtain authorization to use Soviet air bases to rest and refuel during shuttle sorties. February 15-20: New Zealand takes Green Island in the eastern Solomons, winning an important forward air base. The first is to protect from precipitation or bugs on the road, but the second allows the bike to be more aerodynamic as it diverts air up and around the rider in a more streamlined way. February 7: The first U-boat outfitted with a Schnorkel, which allows delivery of outside air to the submerged ship, becomes operational. February 10: The Allies are told that Hungary might offer its unconditional surrender, provided that the Soviet Union is not represented at the ceremony. His concerns are rebuffed. The most generally use metals are copper and aluminum which are good conductor of electricity. The iPhone's headphone jack is also a microphone port -- this is what lets you plug a headphone set with mic into the iPhone and use it when you're on a call. Although many of us use sites like Craigslist to find jobs or a new place to live, keep in mind that there's a thriving community on it that is happy to barter for what you need.

If your house has a heat pump and you want to be able to keep the house warm during a power failure in the winter, then you will either need to purchase a very large generator (which costs a whole lot) or you will need a backup heat source, such as wood or propane. If you have a medical condition that requires special equipment, a power failure can create a life-or-death situation. American "Merrill's Marauders" Special Forces unit formed to operate in Burma: In late 1943, 2,900 American servicemen responded to a presidential call for volunteers for hazardous duty. Driving over the bridge, you would never know there is anything special hidden inside the nondescript box girder bridge. The bridge is only 2,953 feet (900 meters) long and not particularly high at 453 feet (138 meters), but its design features two curved decks that cross each other through an X-shaped supporting tower. If you're unsure which type of electrical wire you need, it's helpful to consult a professional electrician before installing any sort of electrical lines in your home. But researchers have come up with an intriguing solution, according to the NASA's Space Technology Program Web site, which underwrites that sort of problem solving.

Using water to dispose of waste dates back as far as the Indus Valley Civilization, but the development over the years has made it easy, what is electric cable quick and clean so that you don’t have to give it second thought. With 120,000 cars in the stands, they were the biggest crowd scenes ever done at Pixar (far surpassing the milling ants in "A Bug's Life"). The defeated Japanese fare far worse, losing nearly 5,000 soldiers. Japanese casualties included 4,938 killed and 206 captured. GI casualties included 142 killed and 854 wounded. Initial U.S. casualties were light, but resistance stiffened on the third day. Americans break through the German line at Saint-Lô, France: In mid-June 1944, the Germans' defense stiffened in the hedgerows of Normandy. The company called the line Hypercolor. Kesselring, who was especially adept at finding defensive advantages in Italy's landscape and weather, also ordered the killing of Italian civilians. Resistance took many forms, including strikes, noncooperation of Italian soldiers in the Wehrmacht, and partisan warfare.