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Books of 2023

Book 48 of 2023

Title: Gone Native Authors: Alan G. Cornett ISBN: 9780804116374 Tags: A-1 Skyraider, AC-47 Spooky, B-52 Stratofortress, FAC, FRA France, GER Bad Tolz, GER Flint Kaserne, GER Germany, GER Mainz, GER Munich, GER Schweinfurt, GER USA 1SG Academy - Munich, GER USA ARSOFE Army Special Operations Force Europe, JPN Okinawa, KHM Cambodia, KHM Cambodian Civil War (1967-1975), KHM FANK Khmer Army / Forces Armees Nationals Khmeres (1970-1975) (Cambodian Civil War), KOR Battle of Bayonet Hill / Hill 180 (1951) (Korean War), KOR Korean War (1950-1953), KOR Naktong River, KOR Pusan, KOR ROK 9th White Horse Division, KOR ROK Republic of Korea Army, Military Police, Nungs, PHL Hukbalahap, PHL Philippines, THA Bangkok, THA Thailand, US CIA Central Intelligence Agency, US CIA William Colby, US Court Martial Hearing, US MOH Medal of Honor, US USA 101st Airborne Division - 1st Brigade, US USA 101st Airborne Division - 1st Brigade - LRRP Det, US USA 101st Airborne Division - Screaming Eagles, US USA 173rd Airborne Brigade - Sky Soldiers, US USA 1st Cavalry Division, US USA 24th ID, US USA 25th ID, US USA 27th Infantry Regiment, US USA 27th Infantry Regiment - E Co, US USA 2nd Philippine Scouts, US USA 327th Infantry Regiment, US USA 327th Infantry Regiment - 1/327, US USA 327th Infantry Regiment - 1/327 - Tiger Force Recon, US USA 327th Infantry Regiment - 2/327, US USA 327th Infantry Regiment - 2/327 - Hawk Recon, US USA 34th Infantry Regiment, US USA 34th Infantry Regiment - K Co, US USA 502nd Infantry Regiment, US USA 502nd Infantry Regiment - 2/502, US USA 502nd Infantry Regiment - 2/502 - Recondos, US USA 509th Infantry Bn, US USA 58th Infantry Regiment, US USA 58th Infantry Regiment - F Co (LRP), US USA 5th Army, US USA 5th Army - Inspector General, US USA 75th Rangers, US USA 75th Rangers - A Co, US USA 82nd Airborne Division - All American, US USA 8th ID, US USA 90th ID, US USA ANG Army National Guard, US USA Army Reserve, US USA Camp Frank D. Merrill GA - Mountain Phase Ranger School, US USA Capt Joe Hooper (MOH) (Vietnam War), US USA Col Lewis Lee Millet Sr (MOH) (Korean War), US USA Fort Benning GA, US USA Fort Benning GA - Airborne School, US USA Fort Benning GA - IOBC Infantry Officers Basic Course, US USA Fort Benning GA - Ranger School, US USA Fort Benning GA - Victory Pond, US USA Fort Bragg NC, US USA Fort Bragg NC - Advanced Medical Lab, US USA Fort Bragg NC - JFK Special Warfare Center / School, US USA Fort Carson CO, US USA Fort Gordon GA, US USA Fort Jackson SC, US USA Fort Jackson SC - Moncleaf Hospital, US USA Fort Leavenworth KS, US USA Fort Leavenworth KS - USDB United States Disciplinary Barracks, US USA Fort Riley KS, US USA Fort Riley KS - Irwin Army Hospital, US USA Fort Riley KS - USARB United States Army Retraining Brigade, US USA Fort Sam Houston TX, US USA General Olinto Barsanti, US USA General William J. Donovan, US USA General William Westmoreland, US USA James Walker (101st LRRP), US USA LRRP Team (Vietnam War), US USA Reynel Martinez (101st LRRP), US USA SSG David C. (Mad Dog) Dolby (MOH) (Vietnam War), US USA United States Army, US USA USSF 10th SFG, US USA USSF 1st SFG, US USA USSF 5th SFG, US USA USSF 77th SFG, US USA USSF Green Berets, US USA USSF Special Forces, US USA USSF Team ODB-52, US USAF Eglin Air Force Base FL, US USAF General John F Flanagan, US USAF United States Air Force, US USMC 1SG Jimmie E Howard (MOH) (Vietnam War), US USMC 1st MarDiv, US USMC 1st MarDiv - 1st Recon Bn, US USMC 1st MarDiv - 1st Recon Bn - C Co, US USMC United States Marine Corps, VNM 1968 Tet Offensive (1968) (Vietnam War), VNM Ban Me Thuot, VNM Bien Hoa, VNM Buon Dham, VNM Buon Ma, VNM Buon Ya, VNM Cam Le, VNM Central Highlands, VNM Chu Lai, VNM CIA Air America (1950-1976) (Vietnam War), VNM CIA Phung Hoang / Phoenix Program (1965-1972) (Vietnam War), VNM Command and Control North/FOB-3 (Vietnam War), VNM Con Son Island, VNM Da Lat, VNM Dar Lac Province, VNM Di An, VNM Don Duong, VNM DRV NVA 1st Division, VNM DRV NVA North Vietnamese Army, VNM DRV NVA Work Site 1, VNM DRV VC 816 Main Force Co, VNM DRV VC Viet Cong, VNM Duc My, VNM Duc Pho, VNM Gia Dinh Province, VNM Hill 163 (Nui Cau), VNM Hill 488 (Nui Vu), VNM Hmong Meo Tribesmen, VNM I Corps (Vietnam War), VNM II Corps (Vietnam War), VNM Khe Sanh, VNM Lac Thien, VNM LBJ Long Binh Jail - USARVIS US Army Vietnam Installation Stockade (Vietnam War), VNM LBJ Long Binh Jail (Vietnam War), VNM Long Binh Post - Graves Registration (Vietnam War), VNM Long Binh Post (Vietnam War), VNM Montagnards, VNM Montagnards - Rhade, VNM Nha Trang, VNM Nha Trang - 5th SFG Recondo School (Vietnam War), VNM Nha Trang - Nautique, VNM Nui Dang, VNM Operation Arc Light (1965-1973) (Vietnam War), VNM Operation Cattle Drive (Vietnam War), VNM Operation Crazy Horse (1966) (Vietnam War), VNM Operation Leaping Lena (1964) (Vietnam War), VNM Operation Wheeler (1967) (Vietnam War), VNM Phan Rang Air Base, VNM Phan Thiet, VNM Phu Bai, VNM RVN ARVN 91st Airborne Ranger Bn., VNM RVN ARVN Airborne Division, VNM RVN ARVN Army of the Republic of Vietnam, VNM RVN ARVN CIDG Civilian Irregular Defense Group, VNM RVN ARVN LLDB Luc Luong Dac Biet Special Forces, VNM RVN ARVN National Training Center - Duc My, VNM RVN ARVN Ranger Training Center - Duc My, VNM RVN ARVN RF/PF 302nd RF Co (Vietnam War), VNM RVN ARVN RF/PF Regional Forces/Popular Forces (Vietnam War), VNM RVN ARVN Vietnamese Rangers - Biet Dong Quan, VNM RVN Chieu Hoi Program/Force 66 - Luc Luong 66 (Vietnam War), VNM RVN KHM Cambodian Training Center - Duc My, VNM RVN RVNP Can Sat National Police, VNM RVN RVNP CSDB Can Sat Dac Biet Special Branch Police, VNM RVN RVNP CSDB PRU Provincial Reconnaissance Units (Vietnam War), VNM RVN SVNAF South Vietnamese Air Force, VNM Saigon, VNM Saigon - Camp Goodman, VNM Song Be, VNM Song Pha, VNM Song Ve, VNM Song Ve Valley, VNM Tan Son Nhut Air Base, VNM Tan Son Nhut Air Base - Camp Alpha (Vietnam War), VNM US MACV Advisory School - Di An (Vietnam War), VNM US MACV Advisory Team 25 (Vietnam War), VNM US MACV Advisory Teams (Vietnam War), VNM US MACV CORDS Civil Operations and Revolutionary Development Support (1967-1975) (Vietnam War), VNM US MACV Military Assistance Command Vietnam (Vietnam War), VNM US MACVSOG (1964-1972) (Vietnam War), VNM US MACVSOG Hatchet Force Teams (Vietnam War), VNM US Project Delta - Det B-52 (Vietnam War), VNM US Project Delta - Roadrunner Teams (Vietnam War), VNM US Project Delta - RT Viper (Vietnam War), VNM US USA 6th Convalescent Hospital - Cam Ranh Bay, VNM US USMC KSCB Khe Sanh Combat Base (Vietnam War), VNM US USMC/USA Phu Bai Combat Base (Vietnam War), VNM US USSF 5th SFOB Special Forces Operation Base - Nha Trang, VNM US USSF Mobile Strike Force - Nha Trang MIKE Force (Vietnam War), VNM US USSF Mobile Strike Force (MIKE) (Vietnam War), VNM Vietnam, VNM Vietnam War (1955-1975), WW2 World War 2 (1939-1945), WWII US OSS Office of Strategic Services Rating: ★★★★ (4 Stars) Subject: Books.Military.20th-21st Century.Asia.Vietnam War.ARVN.PRU, Books.Military.20th-21st Century.Asia.Vietnam War.ARVN.RF/PF, Books.Military.20th-21st Century.Asia.Vietnam War.Specops.Green Berets, Books.Military.20th-21st Century.Asia.Vietnam War.Specops.Green Berets.Project Delta, Books.Military.20th-21st Century.Asia.Vietnam War.Specops.LRRPs, Books.Military.20th-21st Century.Asia.Vietnam War.US Army.Advisor, Books.Military.20th-21st Century.Asia.Vietnam War.US Army.Infantry, Books.Military.20th-21st Century.Asia.Vietnam War.US Army.Medic, Books.Military.20th-21st Century.US.US Army.Infantry Year Read: 48 of 2023 Price: 8.99 Month Read: 08

Description: On his first combat assignment, Cornett accompanied the Vietnamese Rangers on a search-and-destroy mission near Khe Sang. There he gained entree into a culture that he would ultimately respect greatly and admire deeply. Cornett's most challenging military duty began when he joined the Phoenix Program. As part of AK squad, he dressed in enemy uniform and roamed the deadly Central Highlands, capturing high-ranking VC officers in hot firefights and ambushes. It was there, deep in enemy territory, where the smallest mistake meant sudden death, that the Vietnamese fighting men earned his utmost respect.While offering rare glimpses of an aspect of the war most of the military and media never saw, Cornett tells the full, gut-wrenching story of his Vietnam. He also gives an unsparing view of himself - telling a no-holds-barred story of an American soldier who made sacrifices far beyond the call of duty . . . a soldier who, in defiance of the U.S. government, refused to turn his back on the Vietnamese. From the Paperback edition.

Review: This is a book that is great in some places, less so in others. I was actually tempted to stop reading it part way through because of how the story ends, and there will be spoilers in this review.

This book is a lot about failure, and overcoming failure, and then more and more failure. So much failure. This is a dude who... fails. He also succeeds but where the heart of the story is, well it's in his failures. He manages to end up in the famed Green Berets as a medic and assigned to Project Delta/B-52 but is basically kicked out for being a liability. He ends up in the 101st with their brigade LRRP team where he finds his first home. For those of you who read a lot about the VN war, you'll recognize a lot of the cast of characters in this section, with a majority of the focus being on his relationship with Rey Martinez. He then bounces around a bit, a little time in Germany, some time training medical stuff at replacement centers, and eventually as an Advisor in a few different areas. Throughout all of this he falls in love, fucks up the relationships, gets into a fucked up relationship, does a lot of drugs, gets drunk a lot, gets in trouble a lot, and eventually marries a VN woman who he later drifts apart from even though staying close to his brother in law who he fought with. At one point he tries to kill his XO and is court-martialed for it, but somehow manages to serve his time and rejoin the army for a very long career - totally unheard of but true! The problem with the book is that it is uneven, which keeps it from being a 5 star book... his coverage of certain battles is super finely detailed whereas his court martial and time in jail is barely a wisp of text. He tells more about using drugs and drinking than he does talking about his role as a medic and the training. Overall a good book and fills in some more stories from the 101st and the 302nd RF Co. He does a great job with the other cast of characters, and their stories and it's worth it just for that.

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I just went to the Royal Family Website. There are approximately 68 pictures of Harry and his wife, most of the SA tour. Many pics of the wife are ones that created controversy then and now. Then I went to Prince William's RF page and it is totally different. His charities get text writeups, few if any pics. QE2 almost stripped PF and wife from the RF website. Your readings are spot on. This can never end up good. Is there a tower looming for KC3?

Hi Snughuz,

I am sure you will be happy with the recent news that Harry's HRH has finally been removed from the Royal Family website. Now if only they would move him and other non working royals to a non working royal page, family not Family, and make that distinction clear. It is another update that is long overdue imo.

Maybe they put up a lot of pictures for Harry and Meghan because their isn't that much information about them? The website is supposed to inform people about the BRF (at least in my opinion), and if there is nothing to say then using pictures is one way of filling up the embarrassing blank space.

Putting up pictures that created controversy may be a subtle way of throwing shade at the couple as well.

Overall, I have no idea what is going on with the website and I wish they would pay someone to redo it in a professional format which makes a clear distinction between working and non working royals, i.e. Family (part of the institution of the BRF) and family (not part of the institution but have royal blood).

I also wish they would do something to prove or deny that the Sussex children were born from Meghan's womb and that they carry the DNA of Harry and Meghan, but that is a whole other issue.

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I like how blatantly they changed the subject to make feminists look better.

>people putting out body-positive messages for men and masculine people are always feminists; while mra-type influencers never do.

Nice argument, Senator...

Sarcasm aside, feminists have no problem stereotyping men, all the time. Male and female feminists.

And not just about their bodies.

We are literally in a thread with feminists attacking an assumed man because he tried to bring attention to male body positivity, and RF doen't even pretend to say they're wrong.

I strongly doubt PF's sample is representative, or that they're remembering it accurately.

MRAs are generally more concerned with higher-priority issues like child support, suicide, male rape and abuse victims and their erasure, stuff like that.

Even if the claim was correct, that's not a mark against MRAs.

Also, why exactly is helping men's body issues the business of a pro-women movement in the first place?

Heck, feminists have spent more effort trying to silence people who discuss men's issues - including other feminists - than actually addressing them. And when they do deign to talk about men's issues, they're often...awkward, at best.

Sexist, at worst.

meninist

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2025 Washington Nationals famous relations

#2 Luis García; Jr.: Son of former Nashville Sounds SS Luis García. #33 David Lowe; Jr.: Brother of Tampa Bay Rays RF Josh Lowe. #29 James Wood II: Nephew of former Cantabria Baloncesto PF James Wood. #58 Derek Law: Son of former Salinas Spurs P Joe Law.

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Data Security and Precision Control: Precision Application of Smart Irrigation Using LoRa Technology and LoRaWAN Gateway

The application characteristics of LoRa modules in smart irrigation technology are mainly reflected in the following aspects:

Low Power Consumption: LoRa modules are characterized by extremely low power consumption, enabling devices to operate for extended periods on battery power. This reduces the hassle of frequent battery replacements and enhances the system's lifespan and reliability.

Anti-Interference Capability: LoRa technology has excellent anti-interference capabilities., ensuring stable communication quality even in environments with multiple radio signals.

Long-Distance Transmission: Utilizing low-frequency transmission, spread spectrum technology, and high-sensitivity receivers, LoRa modules can achieve wireless communication over distances ranging from several kilometers to over ten kilometers.

MESH Self-Organizing Network: LoRa modules can establish communication connections through self-organizing networks, eliminating the need for complex infrastructure and network wiring.

Precision Irrigation: LoRa modules offer stable and accurate data transmission, enabling real-time delivery of information such as soil moisture and weather conditions.

High Penetration: LoRa technology boasts strong signal penetration and stability, ensuring reliable signal transmission even in complex environments.

Multi-Node Support: LoRa modules support applications with multiple nodes. A single LoRa gateway can connect multiple sensor nodes, forming a complete network system for extensive, multi-point monitoring and management.

Data Security: LoRa modules provide high data security, employing encryption technology to protect data during transmission, preventing data theft or tampering, and ensuring the confidentiality and integrity of agricultural data.

Wide Coverage: LoRa technology can achieve wide coverage, typically ranging from several kilometers to over ten kilometers, without the repeaters.

Module Compatibility: LoRa modules are compatible with various types of sensors and control devices, offering a high level of system integration and facilitating seamless cooperation among different devices.

How the LoRa modules achieve precision irrigation in smart irrigation?

Remote Monitoring: Using LoRa modules, the irrigation system can achieve remote monitoring and control. Users can access real-time environmental data such as soil moisture and temperature from a distance and remotely control irrigation equipment, enabling precision irrigation.

Data Analysis: After the cloud platform receives sensor data, it analyzes and processes the information to promptly understand soil moisture conditions, providing a scientific basis for irrigation decisions.

Remote Control of Equipment: LoRa modules transmit commands to various irrigation nodes through long-distance, low-power wireless communication, controlling valve switches, irrigation times, and irrigation amounts.

Timed Irrigation: The irrigation schedule can be preset, and the LoRa module can be used to control the irrigation equipment to irrigate at the best time.

Feedback Mechanism: After irrigation is completed, the system re-monitors soil conditions and feeds the data back to the central control system.

Functions of the LoRaWAN Gateway LG1301-PF in Smart Irrigation Systems

Features of the LG1301-PF Gateway

LG1301-PF is the LoRaWAN gateway. It can work with any LoRaWAN node which comply Standard LoRaWAN protocol V1.0.

The gateway use linux platform as host.It mainly consists of concentrator ,GPS module ,WIFI and Ethernet. The GPS module send NMEA frames containing time and geographical coordinates data to the host. The GPS module also output one pulse to the sx1301 per second.

The gateway receives the RF data from nodes and sends it to the server. It also receive data from the server and transmit to the nodes. The gateway connects to the server via Ethernet or WiFi.

Support for LoRaWAN Protocol: Adapts to the LoRaWAN protocol, enabling the device to communicate with standard LoRaWAN networks for remote data transmission and management.

UART Interface: Provides a UART interface for convenient data exchange and integration with other devices or sensors.

AES128 Encryption: Uses the AES128 encryption algorithm to ensure the security and privacy of data transmission.

8-Channel Simultaneous Communication: Supports up to 8 channels of communication simultaneously

Configurable Parameters: Users can flexibly configure various parameters according to specific application needs.

Global Positioning System Support: GPS functionality enables precise positioning and tracking of the device.

Remote Transmission: Supports remote data transmission, allowing real-time data transfer and management between the device and the cloud via an internet connection.

Frequency Band Support: Covers multiple frequency bands (such as EU433M, EU868M, KR920M, AS923M, CN780M, CN470M, US915M, AS915M, etc.).

By using NiceRF LoRa gateway devices, sensor equipment in the irrigation field (such as temperature sensors, humidity sensors, light sensors, CO2 sensors, etc.) can be connected in real-time. These sensors collect data in real-time and periodically upload it to the cloud platform or local host computer via LoRa modules. This setup enables remote monitoring, fault alarms, equipment management, and provides scientific and reliable data support for adjusting irrigation strategies.

Data Monitoring Function: The sensor equipment monitors data such as air temperature, air humidity, CO2 levels, light intensity, soil moisture, and soil temperature. This data is transmitted through the LoRa gateway to the cloud platform, allowing users to analyze and process the information conveniently.

Remote Control and Adjustment: The LoRa gateway can connect to irrigation equipment, enabling remote control of the irrigation system. By sending commands from the cloud platform to the LoRa gateway, users can adjust irrigation equipment, such as remotely starting or stopping the equipment or adjusting irrigation parameters. This allows for intelligent irrigation based on feedback from soil moisture sensors, providing precise water management, reducing waste, and improving irrigation efficiency.

Anomaly Alarms and Warnings: The LoRa gateway can monitor abnormal conditions in the farmland environment and send alarm messages to users through the cloud platform. For instance, if soil moisture levels are too low or too high, the LoRa gateway can promptly issue an alert, reminding farmers to take appropriate irrigation measures.

Energy Efficiency Optimization: The gateway is designed with low power consumption features. By optimizing energy management and data transmission frequency, it effectively extends the operating time of the equipment, reduces energy costs, and enhances system sustainability.

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Book 61 of 2024 (★★★★)

Title: Fading Away: An Aging Vietnam Infantry Veteran's Remembrances Authors: Charles Schwabe

ISBN: 9781495445149 Rating ★★★★ Subject Books.Military.20th-21st Century.Asia.Vietnam War.US Army.Advisor

Description: An aging Vietnam infantry veteran's remembrances of two combat tours to Vietnam, firts to advise South Vietnamese Army units and them to command an American infantry rifle company. The author examines why he went and his emotions in looking back.

My Review: Fading away is an interesting book of two tours in Vietnam, with a good part of it spent in the safety of the rear areas as a staff officer. His first tour as an advisor is the highlight of his writing, as he gives you both a sense of the Vietnamese people he worked with, the ones he befriended, what life was like in the village he was assigned, and the ups and downs of being an advisor to them.

His writing really shines when he tells the story of the old man in the river, and of some of the patrols and incidents that occurred. His ability to paint the scene, tell the story, and impart the emotional aspects of it really do come through the page well. There is one scene about witnessing an incident that hangs heavy over the entire book once you've read it, and I think the author did a good job in sharing that incident from his perspective.

His second tour with the 82nd is almost more about caretaking and the cast of characters he encountered, whether it was his own boss or the ARVN Airborne unit leader he was attached to. It was stories about the theft of a jeep, and little things like that that stood out, with not much else of note in that quiet time.

I really vacillated between giving this book 3 or 4 stars as I tend to think 3 should be for a decent book, 4 for a good book, and 5 is incredible/transformative. This book is a pretty decent read, enjoyable, and well written, but the stories about the FAC, about the old man, and a few others I find are staying with me long after I've finished the book, so I'm elevating it to a 4 with the caveat that it's just bits and pieces that really make it stand out from a normal 3.

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Okay I'm back with more ideas.

Since IPA, which we based the script on, has all of the English alphabet within it, I thought "Hey, why not just include all possible combinations of solely English alphabet consonants?".

There are 20 consonants in English, times 20 is 400, but I will take away 20 of them since they are just double consonants (like "bb" or "zz"). Thus we got 380 new symbols, leaving us with- -drumroll-

193

-symbols left unassigned.

And I think I have just the thing. In Google Docs, there is a category of insertable symbols called "Modifier > Non-spacing", thus, diacritics.

Out of the 196 diacritical marks that appear there, 25 have already been listed above in the script (see All subscript phonetic symbols and secondary articulations).

Thus, out of those 196, we can add the ones that haven't appeared in the list already and count them as new symbols - that's 171 new symbols, which leaves us with

22

Symbols left.

And that's a very simple and small number really. What we can do here is add some extended-Latin symbols which do not count as diacritic mutations of already existing symbols, and some other ones just in case.

Say,

% & @ ß þ ſ ƿ γ δ ζ η λ μ ξ π φ χ ψ ω ‘ = 17 symbols.

We have 5 symbols left (MISTAKE - YOU WILL SEE BELOW in All possible combining non-spacing symbols).

One I will make a letter-doubler, a symbol that doubles the previous letter. That's 4 symbols left. And I know just the ones I want to add:

© ® ° ꙮ

Yes that's the multiocular O.

Alright, so to the total count, we add:

All English alphabet consonant pair combinations excluding double letters bc bd bf bg bh bj bk bl bm bn bp bq br bs bt bv bw bx bz cb cd cf cg ch cj ck cl cm cn cp cq cr cs ct cv cw cx cz db dc df dg dh dj dk dl dm dn dp dq dr ds dt dv dw dx dz fb fc fd fg fh fj fk fl fm fn fp fq fr fs ft fv fw fx fz gb gc gd gf gh gj gk gl gm gn gp gq gr gs gt gv gw gx gz hb hc hd hf hg hj hk hl hm hn hp hq hr hs ht hv hw hx hz jb jc jd jf jg jh jk jl jm jn jp jq jr js jt jv jw jx jz kb kc kd kf kg kh kj kl km kn kp kq kr ks kt kv kw kx kz lb lc ld lf lg lh lj lk lm ln lp lq lr ls lt lv lw lx lz mb mc md mf mg mh mj mk ml mn mp mq mr ms mt mv mw mx mz nb nc nd nf ng nh nj nk nl nm np nq nr ns nt nv nw nx nz pb pc pd pf pg ph pj pk pl pm pn pq pr ps pt pv pw px pz qb qc qd qf qg qh qj qk ql qm qn qp qr qs qt qv qw qx qz rb rc rd rf rg rh rj rk rl rm rn rp rq rs rt rv rw rx rz sb sc sd sf sg sh sj sk sl sm sn sp sq sr st sv sw sx sz tb tc td tf tg th tj tk tl tm tn tp tq tr ts tv tw tx tz vb vc vd vf vg vh vj vk vl vm vn vp vq vr vs vt vw vx vz wb wc wd wf wg wh wj wk wl wm wn wp wq wr ws wt wv wx wz xb xc xd xf xg xh xj xk xl xm xn xp xq xr xs xt xv xw xz zb zc zd zf zg zh zj zk zl zm zn zp zq zr zs zt zv zw zx

All possible combining non-spacing symbols* à á â ā a̅ ȧ ả å a̋ ǎ a̍ a̎ a̐ ȃ a̒ a̓ a̔ a̕ a̖ a̗ a̡ a̢ ạ a̦ a̧ ą a̫ a̭ a̮ a̱ a̲ a̳ a̴ a̵ a̶ a̷ a̸ a̾ a̿ aͅ a͆ a͇ a͈ a͔ a͕ a͖ a͗ a͘ a͙ a͚ a͛ a͜ a͝ a͞ a͟ a͠ a͢ a᳐ a᳑ a᳒ a᳔ a᳕ a᳖ a᳗ a᳘ a᳙ a᳚ a᳛ a᳜ a᳝ a᳞ a᳟ a᳠ a᳢ a᳣ a᳤ a᳥ a᳦ a᳧ a᳨ a᳭ a᳴ a᷄ a᷅ a᷆ a᷇ a᷈ a᷉ a᷊ a᷋ a᷌ a᷍ a᷼ a᷽ a⃐ a⃑ a⃒ a⃓ a⃔ a⃕ a⃖ a⃗ a⃘ a⃙ a⃚ a⃛ a⃜ a⃡ a⃥ a⃦ a⃧ a⃨ a⃩ a⃪ a⃫ a⃬ a�� a⃮ a⃯ a⃰ a𝅧 a𝅨 a𝅩 a𝅻 a𝅼 a𝅽 a𝅾 a𝅿 a𝆀 a𝆁 a𝆂 a𝆅 a𝆆 a𝆇 a𝆈 a𝆉 a𝆊 a𝆋 a𝆪 a𝆫 a𝆬 a︠ a︡ a︢ a︣ a︤ a︥ a︦ *turns out I made a mistake here and overestimated the number of symbols; the amount above is 148, not 171. That's 23 more symbols for assignment. I just threw some more symbols into the miscellaneous set below.

43 miscellaneous symbols ! $ % & * , . / : ; ? @ \ ^ ¡ ¢ £ ¥ § © ® ° ¶ · ¿ ß þ ſ ƿ γ δ ζ η λ μ ξ π φ χ ψ ω ‐ – — ‘ ” † ‰ ※ ‽ ⁂ ₤ ₱ ₽ ♀ ♂ ♯ ⚢ ⚣ ⚤ ⸺ ⸻ ꙮ

The Doubling Symbol which copies the glyph before it no matter what it is (ignores the CV->VC Flipper Symbol). Ж

...but the word counter in my Google doc says I fucked up somewhere, even after carefully cleaning and formatting the dataset and eliminating possible repeating symbols.

That's 138 extra symbols from somewhere.

Someone help please I am out of my mind.

I checked, if you don't count anything that goes after All English alphabet consonant pair combinations excluding double letters you get 4038 words. That means I got budget for 52 symbols. If I exclude the All possible combining non-spacing symbols and leave the 43 miscellaneous symbols + The Doubling Symbol, I will be left with uuuuh.

8

more.

Yeah so like, in result I can put at least 8 diacritic marks in there. The most frequent ones around the world.

8 diacritic marks â ā ä á à ă å ą

So basically there's this monogram neography creation method I got.

It consists solely of breaking down a complex symbol into smaller ones.

The number of final glyphs can be predicted by replacing the "x" in 2^x with the number of separate lines in the monogram.

This monogram above has a total of 12 parts. This means it can yield 4096 combinations.

That's a huge number, considering that English got 26 letters in its alphabet (excluding the apostrophe and diacritical variations of letters). It can fit the English alphabet 157 times, and there will still be some space left.

But there are some problems somewhat - the monogram here has some repeating lines, primarily the parallel ones. But that's fixable,

Just add some distinction ditty dots.

But still the question of filling it out remains open. Say I add the entire English alphabet. That's 26. Then all possible bi-letter combinations in it. That's 676, which combined with just the letters gives 702. Tri-letter combinations would be impossible, since they yield a number greater than the total sum of symbols possible (17576).

But that does leave us with 3394 symbols out of the total 4096. The only way I see this going is by adding new letters to English, but here's the thing - where to stop?

Theoretically I could fit all the possible letters in the extended Latin script probably, at least the ones in the most widespread alphabets.

But what if I go phonetic?

There's a total of 128 phonetic symbols available on Vulgarlang.com, combing all into pairs would yield a number above that of the total possible symbols (16384). But we can do one thing. Take all the consonants and multiply them by the vowels, and then again by two (impossible since 95x26 is 2660, and x2 yields 5320 which is greater than the total amount of glyphs possible). Which is a mathematical way of saying "create all possible combinations of vowels and consonants in CV pairs". So say we combine every consonant with every vowel - that's 2660. Plus 5 tonal indicators, that's 2665. Plus all the newly available superscript modifiers and all the phonetic articulation superscripts (160), that's 2825.

So to recount what we have: - All possible consonant-vowel combinations. - All phonetic symbols. - All phonetic secondary articulation symbols. And we still have 1271 symbols left.

What else can we do?

Let's add a functional symbol that flips the previous letter backwards. Say, turns /ʃʌ/ into /ʌʃ/. That leaves us with 1270 symbols - a round number, which is good.

For the fun of it how about we make 360 of them numerals? A base-360, which is one of quite notable anti-primes. It will be amazing for counting, and will include countless other numeral systems inside it wouldn't it? To write in decimal just use the numerals from 0 to 9. Also this base is like the Sumerian sexadecimal but multiplied by itself. A complete beast. Thus, 1270 - 360 = 910.

910 symbols left huh, well fuck me. Well let's consider this: let's add in all the vowels with tones applied. That'd be 28x5, thus, 140. 910 - 140 = 770.

Thus we added to the recount: - All vowels with 5 tones applied. - Base-360 numerals.

Next what. We still have 770 possible symbols left. ...Logographic?

Oookay. So let's consider this, we're just going to take the Swadesh list, maybe? Swadesh 207 list includes 207 words, five of which are numerals (from 1 to 5). If we exclude them, we get 202 words:

all

and

animal

ash

at

back

bad

bark (of a tree)

because

belly

big

bird

black

blood

bone

breast

child

cloud

cold

correct

day

dirty

dog

dry

dull (as a knife)

dust

ear

earth

egg

eye

far

fat (noun)

father

feather

few

fingernail

fire

fish

flower

fog

foot

forest

fruit

full

good

grass

green

guts

hair

hand

head

heart

heavy

here

horn

how

husband

I

ice

if

in

knee

lake

leaf

left

leg

liver

long

louse

man (adult male)

man (human being)

many

meat

moon

mother

mountain

mouth

name

narrow

near

neck

new

night

nose

not

old

other

rain

red

right

river

road

root

rope

rotten

round

salt

sand

sea

seed

sharp (as a knife)

short

skin

sky

small

smoke

smooth

snake

snow

some

star

stick

stone

straight

sun

tail

that

there

they (plural)

they (singular)

thick

thin

this

to bite

to blow

to breathe

to burn

to come

to count

to cut

to die

to dig

to drink

to eat

to fall

to fear

to fight

to float

to flow

to fly

to freeze

to give

to hear

to hit

to hold

to hunt

to kill

to know

to laugh

to lie (as in a bed)

to live

to play

to pull

to push

to rub

to say

to scratch

to see

to sew

to sing

to sit

to sleep

to smell

to spit

to split

to squeeze

to stab

to stand

to suck

to swell

to swim

to think

to throw

to tie

to turn (intransitive)

to vomit

to walk

to wash

to wipe

tongue (organ)

tooth

tree

warm

water

we

wet

what

when

where

white

who

wide

wife

wind

wing

with

woman

worm

year

yellow

you (plural)

you (singular)

Now we are left with 568 symbols. I would love someone to help me here please. I'm out of ideas, I've been writing this post for an hour while brainstorming and checking if my math is right.

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🟨 South Vietnamese (ARVN) Regional Force Mechanized Platoon, based on a 1966 TO&E.

The Regional Force was essentially a provincial territorial defense branch that ran in parallel to the regular ARVN units intended for offensive operations. The head of a RF Sector HQ was that province's Province Chief, and nominally an ARVN Colonel. They were both military heads and civil administrators, initially appointed by the area's Corps Commander. Popular Force meanwhile was essentially a static village-defense militia. RF and PF units operated together under the auspices of a District Chief, an ARVN Captain or Major in charge of a "Sub-Sector". They also at time assisted Regular ARVN operations.

The Mechanized Platoon gave a Sector HQ a mobile protection and security unit for patrolling the road net and acting as an intervention force. The Cadillac Gage XM706, known as the "Xe Commando" in Vietnam, was their main means. The precursor to DARPA shipped a few examples over to ARVN in 1963 for evaluation, and they began fielding it in 1965. It was initially equipped with two M1919A6 .30-06 MMGs but could be converted for 1x .30 cal and 1x .50 cal to boost its firepower. American Military Police (initially the 18th MP Brigade) would soon adopt a modified version of the platform for convoy escort duties.

I don't have the evidence yet but this structure seems a lot more like French cavalry during COIN operations of the 1950s/1960s than it does a U.S. Army MP unit. They lacked the MP's doctrinal law enforcement/EPW responsibilities and is somewhat similar to French practice of having a fair bit of infantry in armored car units to increase the cavalry's flexibility. ARVN mechanized units also had cavalry titles.

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Books of 2023

Book 33 of 2023

Title: Combat Recon Authors: Robert D. Parrish ISBN: 9780312927134 Tags: A-1 Skyraiders, AC-47 Spooky, B-52 Stratofortress, Dust off, F-4 Phantom II, FAC, Medevac helicopter, Nungs, O-1 Bird Dog, Rangers, US USA 14th Infantry Regiment, US USA 14th Infantry Regiment - 2/14, US USA 14th Infantry Regiment - 2/14 - A Co, US USA 14th Infantry Regiment - 2/14 - B Co, US USA 1st ID, US USA 25th ID, US USA ASA Army Security Agency, US USA LRRP Team (Vietnam War), US USA United States Army, US USMC United States Marine Corps, USN LCM-8 Mike Boat, VNM 1968 Tet Offensive (1968) (Vietnam War), VNM An My, VNM An Son, VNM Ap Dong, VNM Ap Nha Viec, VNM Ba Lua River, VNM Ban Me Thuot, VNM Battle of Saigon (1968) (Tet Offensive) (Vietnam War), VNM Bien Hoa, VNM Binh Duong Province, VNM Binh Long Province, VNM Bo Duc, VNM Bung, VNM Chon Thanh, VNM Cu Chi, VNM DRV NVA 33rd Regiment, VNM DRV NVA 33rd Regiment - 1/33, VNM DRV NVA North Vietnamese Army, VNM DRV VC 271st Regiment, VNM DRV VC 272nd Regiment, VNM DRV VC 273rd Regiment, VNM DRV VC 2nd Dong Nai Regiment, VNM DRV VC 2nd Dong Nai Regiment - 2nd Bn, VNM DRV VC 95-C Regiment, VNM DRV VC 9th Division, VNM DRV VC Phu Loi Bn, VNM DRV VC Viet Cong, VNM Go Chua, VNM Hau Nghia, VNM Highway 13, VNM Highway 21, VNM Highway 8-A, VNM III Corps (Vietnam War), VNM Iron Triangle (Vietnam War), VNM Lai Khe, VNM Lai Khe - Claymore Corners (Vietnam War), VNM Lam Son, VNM Lam Son - MAT-70 Gosney Compound (Vietnam War), VNM Lam Son Secret Zone (Vietnam War), VNM LBJ Long Binh Jail - USARVIS US Army Vietnam Installation Stockade (Vietnam War), VNM Loc Ninh, VNM Long Binh Post (Vietnam War), VNM Nha Trang, VNM Operation Arc Light (1965-1973) (Vietnam War), VNM Paris Tan Quy, VNM Phu Cuong, VNM Phu Hoa, VNM Phu Hoa Dong, VNM Phu Huu, VNM Phu Loi, VNM Phu Van, VNM Phuoc Long Province, VNM Rach Tra, VNM RVN ARVN 1st Armored Cavalry Sqd, VNM RVN ARVN 5th ID, VNM RVN ARVN 5th ID - 5th Recon Co., VNM RVN ARVN 5th ID - G-2 Recondo Co, VNM RVN ARVN 7th Regiment, VNM RVN ARVN 7th Regiment - 1/7, VNM RVN ARVN 7th Regiment - 3/7, VNM RVN ARVN 7th Regiment - 3/7 - 10th Co, VNM RVN ARVN 7th Regiment - 3/7 - 11th Co, VNM RVN ARVN 7th Regiment - 3/7 - 9th Co, VNM RVN ARVN 7th Regiment - 4/7, VNM RVN ARVN 8th Regiment, VNM RVN ARVN 8th Regiment - 1/8, VNM RVN ARVN 8th Regiment - 4/8, VNM RVN ARVN 9th Regiment, VNM RVN ARVN 9th Regiment - 3/9, VNM RVN ARVN An Son Camp, VNM RVN ARVN Army of the Republic of Vietnam, VNM RVN ARVN Paris Tan Quy Camp, VNM RVN ARVN Phu Hoa Compound, VNM RVN ARVN RF/PF Regional Forces/Popular Forces (Vietnam War), VNM RVN ARVN Tan Thanh Dong Camp, VNM RVN ARVN Vietnamese Rangers - Biet Dong Quan, VNM RVN Chieu Hoi Program/Force 66 - Luc Luong 66 (Vietnam War), VNM RVN Kit Carson Scouts (Vietnam War), VNM RVN Nguyen Van Thieu, VNM RVN SVNAF South Vietnamese Air Force, VNM RVN VNN Republic of Vietnam Navy, VNM RVN VNN River Patrol Force, VNM RVN VNN RPF RAG River Assault Group, VNM Saigon River, VNM Tam Ne, VNM Tan Hoa, VNM Tan Thanh Dong, VNM The Hook (Vietnam War), VNM Thi Tinh Stream, VNM US MACV Advisory Team 70 (Vietnam War), VNM US MACV Advisory Teams (Vietnam War), VNM US MACV CORDS Civil Operations and Revolutionary Development Support (1967-1975) (Vietnam War), VNM US MACV Military Assistance Command Vietnam (Vietnam War), VNM US UH-1 Huey Firefly Missions (Vietnam War), VNM US USA 93rd Evacuation Hospital - Long Binh (Vietnam War), VNM US USA Phu Loi Air Base (Vietnam War), VNM Vietnam, VNM Vietnam War (1955-1975) Rating: ★★★★ (4 Stars) Subject: Books.Military.20th-21st Century.Asia.Vietnam War.ARVN, Books.Military.20th-21st Century.Asia.Vietnam War.Specops.ARVN, Books.Military.20th-21st Century.Asia.Vietnam War.US Army.Advisor

Description: In 1968, Parrish became a legend among the Vietnamese troops he was sent to train. From setting up ambushes to dropping grenades from the back of a plane to plunging into one ground fight after another, he took extraordinary chances and broke every rule in the book to wage a war few other Americans dared. "A dead honest, often riveting memoir".--Kirkus. Photographs. Martin's.

Review: Let me start by saying this was a really good book, and I'm sorry that we never got a follow up of his time with an Army unit. Well written, engaging, and informative, it was a nice complement to Combat Advisor by Carl Farren.

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Complete list of Reverse Flash comics 1963-2020 (updated)

I have revamped the list and brought it up to date. This is a list of every comic that Eobard Thawne aka Reverse Flash / Professor Zoom has been featured in. I have excluded reprint stories and flashbacks that have no plot relevance.

Reverse Flash Comics

The Flash 1963 – 1985

Issue 139 Menace of the reverse flash

Issue 147 Our Enemy the Flash

Issue 153 The Mightiest punch of all time

Issue 165 One bridegroom too many!

Issue 175 Race to the end of the universe

Issue 186 Time times three equals

Issue 225 Green Lantern Master criminal pf the 25th century

Issue 233 The deadly secret of the Flash

Issue 237 The 1000 year separation

Issue 281 Deadly Games

Issue 282 Mishmash

Issue 283 Flashback

Issue 284 Run Flash, Run for your life

Issue 300 A flash odyssey

Issue 321 Hell in the fast lane

Issue 322 Burning a speedster at both ends

Issue 323 Run Flash, Run for your wife

Issue 324 The slayer and the slain

DC Comics Presents:1978

Issue 1 Superman and The Flash: Chase to the end of time!

Issue 2 Superman and The Flash: Race to the end of time!

The Secret Society of Super-Villains 1978

Issue 12 The Plunder Plan

Issue 13 One earth too many

Issue 14 Crisis on Earth 3

Issue 15 The Wizard’s war of the worlds

Justice League of America 1979

Issue 166 The long way home

Issue 167 The league that defeated itself

Issue 168 The last great Switcheroo

The Flash 1993-2008

73-79 is one arc and you need to read all of it.

Issue 73 One perfect gift

Issue 74 Trust

Issue 75 Running behind

Issue 76 Identity crisis

Issue 77 Suicide Run

Issue 78 Blitzkrieg

Issue 79 The once and future Flash

Issue 146 Time like a river

Issue 147 Shooting the Rapids

Issue 148 Undertow

Issue 223 The RF vs the Rogues

Issue 224 reverse time

Issue 225 the final run

DC Universe Halloween Special 09 (its only one panel but it’s so Eobard)

The Flash: Rebirth 2009 (Eobard isn’t in all of these but they are one plot arc)

Issue 1 Lightning strikes twice

Issue 2 Dead Run

Issue 3 Rear view mirrors

Issue 4 Flash Facts

Issue 5 Mother, May I

Issue 6 Fastest man alive

DC Super Friends 2010

Issue 27 Double Trouble

Batman Beyond 2010

Issue 6 Hush Beyond Part 6: Deep Down. There is a Dr Thawne hired as a geneticist at the end of the comic but no implication that it is Eobard and the future is not far enough to be him, but time travel, so yeah, why not. The same Dr Thawne appears in Batman Beyond 2011 issue 8, still working for Cadmus.

The Flash 2010 Blackest Night

Issue 1, 2 & 3

Brightest Day 2010-2011 (Very minor parts)

Issue 0 Carpe Diem

Issue 7 The secret of life

The Flash 2011 – Brightest Day & Road to Flashpoint

Issue 7 What goes around, comes around

Issue 8 Reverse Flash: Rebirth

Issue 10 Case Two: The road to Flashpoint part 2

Issue 11 Case Two: The road to Flashpoint part 3

Issue 12 Case Two: The road to Flashpoint part 4

Flashpoint 2011

Issue 1, 4 & 5 specifically though you should read all of them for context.

Flashpoint: Reverse Flash

Time Masters: Vanishing Point

Issue 5 Reversing time

Issue 6 Start time/ end point

DC Universe Online: Legends

Issue 23 Victory! (It’s only one panel of Eobard trying to feed Barry to Killer Croc)

Flash 2015 N52 (this is all one plot)

Flash Annual 4

Issue 40 The end of the road

Issue 41 Yellow

Issue 42 Blood is thicker

Issue 43 Getting the drop

Issue 44 Bubble

Issue 45 Thunderdrome

Issue 46 End of the Hunt

Issue 47 Reunion

The Flash 2016 - 2021

Issue 7 Lightning strikes twice part 7: No more speedsters (Really minor, 1 panel)

Issue 19 Sins of the father pt 2 (The ending is the start of The Button arc that crosses with Batman)

Batman: Issue 21 The button pt1

Issue 21 The button pt 2

Batman: Issue 22 The button pt3

Issue 22 The button pt4

Issue 23 The color of fear pt 1: Hello

Issue 24 The color of fear pt 2: Run for your life

Issue 25 Running scared pt 1: Every breath you take

Issue 26 Running scared pt 2: One way or another

Issue 27 Running scared conclusion: I will possess your heart

Issue 46 Road to Flash war

Issue 81 Death and the Speedforce (only one flashback panel)

Deathstroke 2018

Issue 25 The Society

DC Nuclear Winter special 2019

The Flash 2016 – 2021 – Continued

Issue 88 Flash Age Prelude: Paradox

Issue 750 Flash Age 1: Extra size spectacular (They changed the numbering at this point, going from 88 to 750)

Issue 751 The Flash Age 2 (Eobard isn’t really in this one but it is part of the arc)

Issue 752 The Flash Age 3

Issue 753 The Flash Age 4: Search for Reverse Flash

Issue 754 The Flash Age 5: The last temptation of the Flash

Issue 755 The Flash Age Finale

Issue 756 Reverse Flash Family

Issue 757

Issue 758 Legion of Zoom

Issue 759 Finish Line pt 1

Issue 760 Finish Line pt 2

Issue 761 Finish Line pt 3

Issue 762 Finish Line pt 4

Tales from the Dark Multiverse

Issue 8 Flashpoint