Late on the night of September 6, 1776, a bizarre object bobbed in the water in New York Harbor off the stern of the HMS Eagle, the flagship of Admiral Richard Howe.
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5 military weapons that are way older than you think Logan Nye , US Navy/MCS 2nd Class Devin M. Langer
The hardware used on modern battlefields is only getting more sophisticated.
But some of those weapons have been in use in some form for hundreds of years.
Except all three of those military technologies have been in service for hundreds of years.
Here s the story behind five modern weapons that have been in service for hundreds of years.
1. Submarines US Navy Seawolf-class fast-attack submarine USS Connecticut in Japan. Petty Officer 1st Class Benjamin Dobbs / US Navy / DVIDS
The ink had barely dried on the US Declaration of Independence when an American launched the first submarine attack in history.
Ezra Lee grew up in Tamworth NSW & at an early age began playing boogie woogie & blues piano. He used his father, Ed Matzenik’s record collection to teach himself boogie woogie & barrelhouse piano styles. He obtained blues lessons from Dr John & Johnny B Goode Johnson when they toured Australia.
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Waynesboro High School graduation plans announced
WAYNESBORO Waynesboro High School is planning a graduation ceremony for Saturday, May 15 starting at 9 a.m.
Waynesboro Principal Bryan Stamm addressed the School Board Tuesday night at its monthly meeting with information on the ceremony. There s also a letter posted on the school s website with details.
Students will graduate in groups of 10 every thirty minutes. Families will be able to select their time slot via Signup Genius starting on April 19.
The graduation festivities will be held inside Waynesboro High School, with the ceremony taking place in the auditorium. Each student will be allowed up to 10 guests and the ceremony will be live streamed so those who can’t attend can watch.