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Winn-Dixie: A timeline for a staple in the Southeast - Vimarsana News

Winn-Dixie: A timeline for a staple in the Southeast

The company established its headquarters in Jacksonville in 1944 and was named Winn-Dixie Stores Inc. in 1955.

Veterans, descendants of nuclear testing era urged to apply for British medal - Vimarsana News

Veterans, descendants of nuclear testing era urged to apply for British medal

Sapeer Mayron, Stuuf NZ, Aug 05 2023 When 85-year-old Gerald ‘Gerry’ Wright was 19, he saw his own skeleton through his momentarily transparent skin. He was standing on board a Royal New Zealand Navy frigate, hands over his eyes, 130 kilometres away from the spot a nuclear bomb was tested off Kiribati, then called Christmas Island. As…

Operation Grapple fallout: 'New Zealand should say sorry' - sailors posted to watch nuclear tests - Vimarsana News

Operation Grapple fallout: 'New Zealand should say sorry' - sailors posted to watch nuclear tests

The HMNZS Pukaki and Rotoiti observed nuclear tests near Christmas Island in 1957.

'New Zealand should say sorry' – sailors posted to watch nuclear tests « nuclear-news - Vimarsana News

'New Zealand should say sorry' – sailors posted to watch nuclear tests « nuclear-news

RNZ Jimmy Ellingham, Manawatū reporter, jimmy.ellingham@rnz.co.nz 1 May 23 New Zealand sailors exposed to British nuclear tests in the Pacific in the 1950s remain unhappy they have never had a government apology for being placed in harm's way. On the weekend the veterans, now aged at least in their 80s, held a reunion in Palmerston North.…

'New Zealand should say sorry' - sailors posted to watch nuclear tests - Vimarsana News

'New Zealand should say sorry' - sailors posted to watch nuclear tests

New Zealand sailors exposed to British nuclear tests in the Pacific in the 1950s remain unhappy they have never had a government apology for being placed in harm's way.

Source: rnz.co.nz