CCNY’s 2024 Gilman Scholars [from left]: Amber Raine McCandless Deborah Cobourne and Marlyn Santos-De La Rosa Three City College of New York undergraduates are headed to Asia and South America on Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarships Seniors Deborah Cobourne and Marlyn Santos-De La Rosa and sophomore Amber Raine McCandless are recipients of the competitive national scholarships that provide support for overseas travel and research Cobourne, who is a psychology major in the Colin Powell School for Civic and Global Leadership will spend the 2024-2025 academic year in South Korea studying sociology The Brooklyn resident’s other honors at CCNY include the Jeannette K Watson Fellowship from the Watson Foundation and a MARC/U-RISE Fellowship funded by the National Institutes of Health She plans to pursue a nursing and research career Santos-De La Rosa, a theatre and speech major will attend the Portuguese Language and Culture program in São Pedro da Aldeia whose minors are Portuguese Language & Lusophone Cultures and Black Studies and literature of São Pedro da Aldeia and the Lake Region of Brazil Santos-De La Rosa was the recipient of the Downer Language Scholarship in Portuguese from the CCNY Department of Classical and Modern Languages and Literature  She’s scheduled to graduate in spring 2025 “My goal is to become an advocate for cultural awareness and preservation and language studies to promote understanding and appreciation of diverse cultures particularly those within the Black diaspora,” she said “I also aim to pursue cultural advocacy through my art.” McCandless, CCNY’s third Gilman Scholar, is an international relations and history double major She will spend the 2024-2025 academic year in Japan studying the language and politics there Her Gilman is in the “Critical Needs Language Award” category It adds to her other academic honors: a Certificate of Achievement from the Department of Classical and Modern Languages and Literature Jay Mwambap: 917.892.0374e: jmwamba@ccny.cuny.edu This work, U.S. Marines exchange best practices with Brazilian Naval Infantry during Expeditionary Airfield Exercise, by GySgt Daniel Wetzel, identified by DVIDS, must comply with 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and completed “And so are the unmanned aerial vehicles whose cornerstone the Navy is laying today the result of an effort made by generations that preceded us” Published: January 2025 - Pages: 187 pages AE Garnier highlighted the importance of EsqdQE-1 to develop doctrines train and qualify the MB to use in the future other types of SARP-E a demonstration was held for the Navy Commander with the launch and recall of the RQ-1 ScanEagle N-8001 a demonstration of the capabilities of the RQ-1 ScanEagle during the demonstration flight in the area close to the São Pedro da Aldeia Naval Air Complex one of the largest birds of prey in the world found in Brazil in the Amazon and Atlantic Forest region being ten officers (eight pilots trained at the manufacturer) and 27 enlisted men all from the different fixed and rotary wing squadrons The QE-1 has six Embedded Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems (SARP-E) designated RQ-1 ScanEagle with registration numbers N-8001 to N-8006 two launchers (one on-board and one on land) and two recoil systems The Esquadrão Harpia shares the “ALFA” hangar of Esquadrão HA-1 located at the São Pedro da Aldeia Naval Air Base (BAeNSPA) the necessary systems will be installed on the Frigate Independência (F 44) and on the Amazon Ocean Patrol Vessel (P 120) with the first embarked operation expected to take place in December 2022 Insitu Awarded $102,353,293 Modification to Previously-Awarded firm-fixed-price Insitu Launches UAS Center of Excellence in the UAE Insitu Announces Successful Shryke Demo with Integrator Uncrewed Aircraft System Wide-Area Maritime Search Capability for Integrator UAS Insitu and Innovaero to Develop Unmanned Aerial Attack Systems New Airbus H160/H175 Simulators for Brazil Portuguese AF joins Embraer and The Brazilian AF Studies to provide KC-390 with ISR capabilities Indra Attends LAAD to Showcase its State-of-the-art Technologies to Strengthen Security and Defence in Brazil and the Rest of Latin America BAE Secures Contract for Naval Gun to Support the Colombian Navy Elevate Your Business with Our Market Studies and LEGO® Magic Brazilian subsidiary of Airbus Helicopters has delivered the first Airbus H135 with multi-mission configuration to the Brazilian Navy. The helicopter had already been presented at the 103 years of Naval Aviation event in August 2019. The aircraft will be integrated into the 1st General Employment Helicopter Squadron (HU-1) and will be based in São Pedro da Aldeia The aircraft is part of a contract to supply three H135s which will carry out various missions such as cargo transportation “Naval Aviation has been dedicated for more than a century to protecting Brazil’s borders and we are very grateful to be able to contribute to this story since the delivery of the first Brazilian Squirrel which is still in operation today,” said Jean-Luc Alfonsi “We are sure that the H135 will continue to fulfill the demanding missions made by the Brazilian Navy.” about 130 H135 units are in 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Brazilian Navy prepare their aircrews to safely accomplish a range of missions.” Don’t let policy changes catch you off guard Stay proactive with real-time data and expert analysis The S-70B OFT will support the training of the Brazilian Navy S-70B pilots and co-pilots in normal and emergency procedures in addition to a range of mission scenarios The flight simulator will be equipped with the CAE Medallion-6000 image generator and is set to feature Open Geospatial Consortium Common Database (OGC CDB) architecture which is an international standard for the creation of synthetic environment databases the S-70B WTT is a replica of the back-end of the S-70B helicopter and will support the training of sensor operators and airborne tactics officers The S-70B OFT and S-70B WTT can be networked to create the S-70B TOFT system co-pilot and rear crew members with a total aircrew mission training system allowing them to interact and interoperate in a similar manner to a real-life mission Give 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Notifications can be managed in browser preferences. Wesley Pessano Santarem was on way for haircut when he was ambushed I would like to be emailed about offers, events and updates from The Independent. Read our Privacy notice A teenage cryptocurrency trader was gunned down while behind the wheel of his sports car Wesley Pessano Santarem died in the shooting as he drove his red Porsche Boxster through the streets of Brazilian city Sao Pedro da Aldeia. The killing of Mr Pessano, who was known for promoting his financial success and lifestyle on social media, took place in front of witnesses in broad daylight. Mr Passano, 19, had reportedly made his fortune in Bitcoin in the past three years. His last post on Instagram, where he had 134,000 followers, was of him posing in front of his car with a handful of cash. And he also ran a YouTube channel with 15,600 subscribers where he gave subscribers investment tips. He had reportedly been on his way to the hairdressers when he was ambushed and attacked. Witnesses told authorities that the killers had been driving a silver Volkswagen when the violence unfolded. Police say that Mr Passano was hit by at least four bullets, including one to the head. A passenger in the car was also injured in the shooting and taken to hospital for treatment. Mr Passano hailed from the southern Brazilian state of Rio Grande do Sul, but had moved to Cabo Frio in the south east of the country last year, The police have not revealed the identity of any suspects or the motivation for the killing. the page you were looking for could not be found The most comprehensive sci-tech news coverage on the web The Brazilian Navy and Leonardo completed the factory acceptance test for the fourth out of eight upgraded Super Lynx Mk21B helicopters at the end of last year in the UK The first two upgraded Super Lynx aircraft were delivered in Feb These aircraft have now formally taken over flying duties from the existing Lynx Mk21A with one operating from the home squadron in Sao Pedro da Aldeia and one has embarked in the Mediterranean on UN duties The third aircraft was handed over to the navy in May 2020 The remaining four aircraft are being progressively delivered with the program currently planned for completion by the end of 2022 The upgraded Lynx helicopters give Brazil’s Naval Aviation a substantial improvement in its capabilities with much increased aircraft performance and mission effectiveness The maiden flight of the Brazilian Navy Super Lynx Mk21B took place in Sep There is a resident onsite Brazilian Navy team (the ‘GFRLynx Team’) who have been present in Yeovil since 2015 Consisting of a total of nine naval personnel from the HA-1 Lynx Squadron and supported by a mix of commissioned and non-commissioned officers The Super Lynx Mk21B is powered by two new generation CTS800-4N engines already used on the Super Lynx 300 and the AW159 helicopters which provide the aircraft with major performance improvements increasing payload and mission effectiveness A new glass cockpit is complimented by an advanced avionics suite comprising of a tactical processor civil navigation aids including a traffic collision avoidance system (TCAS) radar warning receiver/electronic surveillance measures integrated with countermeasures dispensers and a full night vision goggle (NVG) compatible cockpit together with a new electrically powered rescue hoist The Brazilian Navy has been operating Lynx helicopters for more than four decades There are currently more than 190 of Leonardo’s helicopters operating in Brazil Brazilian crypto trader Wesley Pessano Santarem was shot dead in broad daylight on August 4 when a hail of bullets sprayed his red Porsche as he drove through the city of Sao Pedro da Aldeia on his way to get a haircut Police said Santarem was hit by at least four bullets An unnamed friend of his travelling in the passenger seat of the Porsche at the time of the shooting was also injured.  Santarem, who was just 19, was an “Insta-bragging” trader who flaunted his wealth on his Instagram page often posting photographs of himself and his expensive car as other young crypto traders (Kieren Hamilton for example) have also been the victims of violent crime Santarem had 133,000 followers on Instagram plus a YouTube channel with 15,600 subscribers to whom he gave trading tips or social media influencers who give financial advice The penalty for giving unlicensed advice in Australia is up to five years’ imprisonment and/or a fine of up to A$133,200 for an individual and 10 times that for businesses adding that scammers are now commonly receiving money from victims via crypto Caitlin is a crypto evangelist with a deep curiosity and passion for learning and writing about everything to do with cryptocurrency She has a background as a performing artist and songwriter and is a digital media enthusiast Crypto News Australia provides you with the most relevant Bitcoin Disclaimer: By using this website, you agree to our Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy. 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