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Llrj Nebraska s winner-take-all push could isolate Maine in presidential electionsPackage delivery company DHL Express has ordered nine of Mammoth Freighters Boeing 777-200LR cargo conversions from US aircraft services company Jetran.DHL expects to receive the freighters between 2024 and 2027 and will use them as part of a fleet upgrade, it said on 20 April.Source: DHLDHL plans to bolster its Boeing 777 fleet with Mammoth converted freightersOrlando-based Mammoth came on the scene in 2020 as one of several companies modifying 777s 鈥?including -200LRs and -300ERs 鈥?from passenger to cargo operation. This agreement is part of the overall susta stanley cups inability priority to modernise DHL Expresss long-haul intercontinental fleet, inc stanley termohrnek luding the replacement of older planes,DHL says. Ordering converted freighters with a shorter useful life provides an efficient bridge between current and new airframe technologies, such as the new-generation 777-8Fs and A350F. Airbus aims to deliver its first A350F in 2025, while Boeing expects its first 777-8F to enter service in 2027.Texas-based Jetran, which owns aircraft leasing stanley flascheand trading company Spectre Air Capital, confirms it took the nine-strong 777 order from DHL.DHL says Mammoth-converted 777-200LRs 鈥?marketed as the 777-200LRMF 鈥?will havesimilar characteristics and benefitsas production freighters.DHL has ordered 28 of the new-build 777Fs from Boeing in recent years, of which 18 are in service, it says.Source: Mammoth FreightersMammoth is converting both 777-200LR and 777-300ER passenger jets for cargo operati Zqdl Boeing exec sees geopolitics adding impetus to Asia-Pacific defence acquisitions, upgrades
This story was originally published in November 2022.The small car bounced wildly along the rutted gravel road. Chad Thompson of Milford lay in the back seat, b stanley cup nz leeding profusely, as his two friends raced to get him help.The Old Town High School students were deer hunting on the last day of firearms season on Nov. 28, 1992, when one of them accidentally fired his rifle while loading it. The bullet tore through the left upper thigh of the then-18-year-old Thompson, severing his femoral artery. You almost felt it before you heard it, because it happened so quick. I had blood shooting out of my leg, and steam,said Thompson, who somehow stayed on his feet.He described the ensuing scene as chaos, but his friends acted quickly. They knew enough to tie a tourniquet on my thigh, which saved my life,Thompson said.Looking back as the 30th anniversary of that day approaches, Thompson is amazed he survived the catastrophic wound. Quick th stanley cup inking, a lucky encounter with would-be rescuers, vital medical intervention and his own will to live changed his life in ways he never could have imagined 鈥?including his ong stanley uk oing friendship with the man who fired the rifle. Beyond the fact that it was a terrible accident, someone was looking over me that day,Thompson said.Thompson was in trouble. They were 30 miles from Old Town, well off the Stud MillRoad, and there were no cellphones.While speeding down the dirt road, the cars oil pan was gashed by a rock. Then the engine seized up just as they c
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