Warhammer 40 Essays

  • Exploring Humanity and Paranoia in Warhammer 40k

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    from his childhood. But what Games Workshop presents is a more than trauma for one person, but a never ending warfare across the stars. Warhammer 40k takes the idea of the automatas down the deeper and darker path entirely. The idea of near perfect humans and the paranoia of flesh being metal seems quite frightening to some people. In the grim, dark future of Warhammer 40k, that takes an equally darker tone with no care for appearances whatsoever. As well as the unfortunate situations that leads to the

  • The Curtiss P-40 Warhawk Fighters

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    The Curtiss P-40 Warhawk was a single-engine, single-seat, metal fighter plane and ground-attack aircraft that was made by the Americans. The P-40 Warhawk fighters first flew in 1938 and caught the attention of the United States Army Air Corps, who placed the largest fighter plane order it had ever made for fighters for a count of 524 at a cost of US$13 million. This was the earliest serious fighter in WWII and did its job until better fighters came out. It was known as a safe and secure aircraft

  • The P-51 Mustang: The Best Fighter Ever

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    The P-51 Mustang: The Best Fighter Ever The P-51 Mustang is regarded by many sources as the greatest fighter plane ever created. With the technological advancements this plane achieved, to it’s service record, to it’s importance in winning World War Two, the Mustang is truly one of the greats. The Mustang played a key role in long range bomber support and saved countless bomber crew’s lives, and pilots loved to fly it. The P-51 had the most aerial victories of any American fighter in World War Two

  • World War 2 Aircraft (Ww2)

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    Aircraft of World War II During World War II (WW2) the aeroplane proved to be the military’s greatest asset. It was dominant as it was versatile. Unlike the tank, boat or even the foot soldier the planes can serve in all areas of one countries military, land, sea and of course the air. They could fight where ever needed. Not only did they attack in dog fights or bombing raids they could go for a surveillance or reconnaissance to assist their forces. They destroyed many enemies industrial plants and

  • The History and Uses of the P-51 Mustang

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    the Second World War, Curtiss unveiled their P-40 Warhawk. This aircraft was one of the best of its time and laid the foundation for modern aircraft engineering. But by 1940 the German Luftwaffe had begun to develop faster, long-ranged fighter-bombers. All current Allied aircraft could not keep up with the long range of the B-17 bombers who needed escort. In 1940, North American Aviation received an order from Britain requesting another shipment of P-40’s. North American Aviation realized that the

  • How Did Whitney Houston Influence The American Culture

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    The Voice During an English class we were asked to do a research project about an influential, American citizen who has changed the American culture in some way. It was hard figuring out who I would write my paper about, because there are so many different people that have contributed to the American culture in some way. Then I was thinking about big pop stars that have done something important in their lives, and I thought about the unforgettable Whitney Houston. Finally, I decided to do my project

  • Lad Flicks: A Hybrid of Buddie Movies, Romantic Comedies and Chick Flicks

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    the heterosexual world. Gender relations in ‘lad flicks’ portray masculinity as a troubled, anxious cultural category hiding behind a humorous façade and also rely greatly on a knowing gaze and irony. The two ‘lad flicks’ that will be analyzed are The 40-Year-Old Virgin (Judd Apatow 2005) and Role Models (David Wain 2008). The figure of the ‘new lad’ has been a feature of popular culture in the United Kingdom, United States, and elsewhere since the early 1990s. In the book, The Trouble with Men:

  • Dallas Postman Murder Case

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    One might not normally think of a mailman’s job as particularly dangerous. Unfortunately for a Dallas postman, it proved to be fatal. On Monday, a United States Postal Service worker, Tony Mosby, 58, was going about his daily route in Dallas, Texas when he was apparently shot in the head in his mail truck. His body was found shortly after in the truck which was parked “along a busy highway” around 2:30 A.M. Nearby residents heard the gunshot which helped police find the federal employee in a timely

  • Witcher 3 Essay

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    1. The Witcher 3 (5/19/2015) Geralt reminds me of someone who loved bubblegum... Who was it... Developer: CD Projekt RED Genre: Action Adventure / RPG Theme: Defeat fantasy monsters. At the top of our list, standing tall, is the Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. The player is put back into the role of Geralt, the rugged yet smooth-talking badass witcher from the first two games. He journey's to find someone, a woman, who was kidnapped long ago by an evil group called the Wild Hunt. There are tons of moments