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At midday on July 29, 1968, 18-year-old Mike Cunningham, of Roslindale, Massachusetts, a rifleman with the US Army’s Americal Division, was cleaning up an old foxhole below the rim of a hill in Tien Phuoc Province in central Vietnam when he was told that a helicopter carrying hot food was headed to his company’s position.

Flushing with the toilet lid closed or open, has no significant impact on the spread of germs, says study. Experts, however, are divided over this. | Health

The unique physical and mechanical properties of metal matrix composites (MMCs) have attracted much research interest due to their wide use in the aerospace, marine, and automotive industries.

Researchers determine whether there is any risk posed to pregnant women who have received a booster vaccine dose during pregnancy.

Jonny Myers’ profile on The Conversation

Hartt Transportation Systems Inc., a 74-year-old family-owned trucking business in Bangor, has sold to a Canadian conglomerate with energy and agriculture operations worldwide.