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autoevolution 25 May 2021, 10:02 UTC · by 1 photo And it’s all because the most popular navigation apps out there, such as the likes of Google Maps, do not come with truck modes, and this why some lorries end up getting stuck on small roads they should avoid in the first place. On the other hand, Garmin has an entire lineup of navigation devices specifically aimed at trucks. This month, the company introduced a new smaller model just to make sure it can target pretty much any potentia...

Not a long time ago, we told you the sad story of two Russians who blindly trusted Google Maps, only to end up stuck in brutally cold weather in the middle of nowhere without a phone signal. The driver froze to death at -50 degrees Celsius, while the passenger somehow survived but suffered severe injuries.

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Jillian: is this necessary? >> i think the time is right. you could question whether we would do this now or in two or three years but what the apartment of defenses done has shown great awareness, the methodical approach, you would be proud of it if you read through the document, four steps to use current authorities and we have to wait for congress to come in with legislation to establish the space force. rob: sounds like russia and china escalated this issue and brought us to the point we nee...

In our ability to do that. >> operating under arctic presents unique challenges with no access to gps navigation, limited communications and dangers from below and above. >> 55 feet. >> ice keels as long as 150 feet extend down from the ice sheets. americas biggest challenge however comes from russia. the russian military is assembled an arc of steel along its arctic coast comprising dozens of military bases ports and air fields and it is building and deploying faster quieter and more capable su...

>> reporter: in an instant a two-ton, 20-foot long torpedo speeds towards an enemy submarine. target acquired and destroyed. >> stationary dive. stationary dive. >> these are just exercises, the hartford training for its primary mission, hunting and destroying enemy ships and submarines. why is it more important now to demonstrate that capability? >> this is our exclusive economic zone that our submarine force is capable of operating here as we operate along our east coast and throughout the wor...

>> show, two, one. >> reporter: this an instant, a two-ton 20-foot-long torpedo speeds toward the target. target acquired and destroyed. these are just exercises. the hartford training for its primary mission, hunting and destroying enemy ships and submarines. >> why is it more important now to demonstrate that capability? >> this is our exclusive economic zone and our submarine force is capable of operating here just as we operate along our east coast and throughout the world. it shows we are c...

And shipping lanes and new paths to wage war. >> we are well aware we are in a great power competition environment. and the arctic is one piece of that. >> great power competition, talking principally about russia, but also china? >> russia and china two of great powers that are trying to catch up with us as fast as they can. >> this year these exercises called ice x are taking on new emergency. british joined in first time and u.s. submarine forces are refocusing on mission dating to the cold w...

Library that. just nothing in the natural environment that would create anything even similar to that. >> david gallow, lets assume they dont hear any more pings. they just have the pings they got on sunday. randy said these can be heard for two plus miles. to a layman that doesnt seem like a huge amount of area to cover with sonar under the water, with side scanning sonar and underwater vehicles. is that naive to think that? >> no, its not naive to think that. seems like a small amount. under t...

They dont hear any more pings. they just have the pings they got on sunday. randy said these can be heard for two plus miles. to a layman that doesnt seem like a huge amount of area to cover with sonar under the water, with side scanning sonar and underwater vehicles. is that naive to think that? >> no, its not naive to think that. seems like a small amount. under the sea theres no gps navigation. its pitch black. fairly hostile environment. where they are working right now is on the north facin...