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Hillsboro Scouts To Honor The Legacy Of Sam Houston The annual Hillsboro Friends of Scouting Dinner will be from 6 to 7:30 p.m., Thursday, April 8, at the Scout Hut in Hillsboro, located at 915 Corsicana Highway. This year, the scouts will remember local resident Sam Houston s 80-year contribution to scouting. A celebration of Houston’s 80th anniversary in scouting was originally planned for this year s event, but he passed away suddenly Wednesday, March 24. His life and legacy will now be honored at the event. If we can t honor him, we can enjoy and honor the example he left for the youth of Hillsboro, Hill County and Texas, organizers announced.
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Here s What You Need to Know: The immediate, obvious alternative to the F-22 Raptor was its competitor aircraft, the Northrop YF-23.
The F-22 has been the world’s most formidable air superiority fighter since it first entered service in 2005. Although the Raptor has yet to kill a target in anger, aviation specialists almost unanimously agree that it can outclass any opponent, foreign or domestic. The only hard limitation on its ability to kill appears to be the number of missiles that it can carry.
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