Keanu Reeves : L idée de John Wick 2 était d augmenter la mise
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John Wick 2 est aussi cool et brutal que vous l espérez [critique]
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Operation Dragoon: Why the Allied Invasion of Southern France Succeeded
Operation Dragoon is often referred to as the Champagne Campaign due to its relative ease, but this is an oversimplification.
Here s What You Need to Know: The Allied landing on the southern coast of France in August 1944 was a controversial operation, but it led to the rapid liberation of the region.
U.S. Army Sergeant Vere Williams listened to his instincts as his landing craft approached the beach. It was August 15, 1944, and his unit, the 157th Infantry Regiment of the 45th Division was part of the invasion force for Operation Dragoon, the landings along France’s Mediterranean coast. Williams, a farm boy from the tiny community of Snyder, Colorado, carried the nickname “Tarzan” due to his good looks and strong, broad chest. He joined the 157th in 1938 for the extra four dollars a month it provided his family. His regiment was on its fourth amphibious assault of the war, and most of the men he starte
MORE than 140 drivers were arrested by police for drink and drug offences over the festive season. At the beginning of December, Northumbria Police pledged their support to the annual Christmas Drink and Drug Driving Campaign led by the National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC). And while this winter, coronavirus restrictions led to a dramatic fall in the number of vehicles on the road compared to previous years, motor patrols officers, the Operation Dragoon team and the Firearms Support Unit (FSU) continued to be deployed across the region to stop those suspected of driving under the influence. The campaign concluded on Saturday, January 2, and the force has now revealed 146 people were arrested for drink and drug drive offences. Among those arrested was one man who blew a reading of 156 micrograms per 100 millilitres of breath – more than four times the legal limit of 35 micrograms.