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family member or personally know anyone in the military. >> when i was a kid in still water growing up i knew a pilot in the military. one of my big prepare dikes going in, i was afraid something was going to happen to me. i could be killed or critically wound. i went on to be an f-16 pilot and served three tours. the number one reason that gives people trepidation of joining the military. 65% say the reason they are concerned is fear of death or injury. but the stats just don't support that. america's sonds and daughters are safer in the united states air force than in the general population. brian: i know you want to be positive. but in particular, i'm watching
family member or personally know anyone in the military. >> when i was a kid in still water growing up i knew a pilot in the military. one of my big prepare dikes going in, i was afraid something was going to happen to me. i could be killed or critically wound. i went on to be an f-16 pilot and served three tours. the number one reason that gives people trepidation of joining the military. 65% say the reason they are concerned is fear of death or injury. but the stats just don't support that. america's sonds and daughters are safer in the united states air force than in the general population. brian: i know you want to be positive. but in particular, i'm watching
family member or personally know anyone in the military. >> when i was a kid in still water growing up i knew a pilot in the military. one of my big prepare dikes going in, i was afraid something was going to happen to me. i could be killed or critically wound. i went on to be an f-16 pilot and served three tours. the number one reason that gives people trepidation of joining the military. 65% say the reason they are concerned is fear of death or injury. but the stats just don't support that. america's sonds and daughters are safer in the united states air force than in the general population. brian: i know you want to be positive. but in particular, i'm watching
family member or personally know anyone in the military. >> when i was a kid in still water growing up i knew a pilot in the military. one of my big prepare dikes going in, i was afraid something was going to happen to me. i could be killed or critically wound. i went on to be an f-16 pilot and served three tours. the number one reason that gives people trepidation of joining the military. 65% say the reason they are concerned is fear of death or injury. but the stats just don't support that. america's sonds and daughters are safer in the united states air force than in the general population. brian: i know you want to be positive. but in particular, i'm watching
endet in Clervaux die dem Norden gewidmete Ausstellungsreihe. Ein krönender Abschluss. Geschlossene Schneedecken, tiefhängende Wolken, ein beinahe verschwimmender Horizont. Donovan Wylies Aufnahmen beeindrucken durch ihre radikale Einfachheit. Und beschäftigen sich paradoxerweise mit einem sehr komplexen Thema. Bei dem North Warning System handelt es sich nämlich um ein Netzwerk von Radaranlagen, die von den USA und Kanada betrieben werden und drohende Gefahren sowie Luftraumverletzungen an- zeigen sollen, damit unverzüglich Gegenmaßnahmen getroffen werden können. Was auf den Bildern des nordirischen Fotografen mitunter lediglich als ein feiner Strich in einer makellosen Winterlandschaft zu erkennen ist, ist demnach nichts anderes als ein unbemannter Überwachungsposten am Rande der Zivilisation.