Vought F-8E(FN) Crusader, Serial 29, Operator French Navy, Unit Markings 12F, Location Colmar - Meyenheim (LFSC), France, Photo Date 31 May 1987, Photo by JMS. Source: airhistory.net/photo/826408/… Feast your eyes on this totally bodacious F-8E(FN) Crusader rocking classic French Navy 12F markings at the 1987 Meeting National de Colmar — a true throwback naval fighter legend! #F14Tomcat #NavalAviation #TomcatTuesday #TacoTuesday #BringBackBodacious @NavalMuseum #ThrowbackFighter #F8Crusader #FrenchNavy #12F #ColmarAirshow What’s your favorite French Navy F-8 Crusader memory or throwback naval fighter? Drop it in the comments!

and somehow we did better for that lfsc paper than we did for physics 😭

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ADORNI no ataca a la militancia de LLA, la limones si .. muchos nos bajamos por los ataques de la gente de LFSC, no nos bajamos por Adorni

समाज व देश का पूरे विश्व में नाम रोशन करने वाले वर्ल्ड चैंपियन संदीप आर्य का पालन पोषण करने वाली उनकी माता श्रीमती सुमित्रा देवी जी की दोनो किडनी दो वर्ष से ख़राब हैं अब लीवर फेफड़ों किडनी में ज़्यादा समस्या होने से जयपुर के निम्स हॉस्पिटल ICO में भर्ती है HCV पॉज़िटिव आया है सभी सम्माननीय सदस्यों से निवेदन है कि पीड़ित परिवार के इलाज के सहयोग करवाएं आपका सहयोग जरूरी है ₹100, ₹500, ₹1000 का सहयोग करें इनका बैंक खाता एवं गुगल पे नंबर नीचे दिए है सभी से हाथ जोड़कर करवध निवेदन है कि पीड़ित परिवार की मददगार बने ताकि इनके इलाज में सहयोग हो सकें बूंद बूंद से मददगार बने। अपने साथियों को पोस्ट शेयर करें संदीप आर्य का मोबाइल नंबर फ़ोन पे गूगल 918003765295 है बैंक अकाउंट 35149849773 Sandeep lFSC: SBlN0050520

yours is valid bc yall didn’t have teachers, for us there were dozens of LFSC teachers, which towards the end of my Matric year they told us (the top achievers) to teach each other, and the whole grade would have lessons with them???

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"yes. it is the likeness of paul schädler who founded a mosquito extermination program that spreads bacterial toxins into mosquito infested waters along the rhine" -LFSC

நேசத்துல வந்த வாசத்துல நெஞ்சம் பாடுது ஜோடிய தேடுது பிஞ்சும் வாடுது வாடையில கொஞ்சும் ஜாடைய போடுது பார்வையில் சொந்தம் தேடுது மேடையில #LFSC

உன் விழியில் விழுந்தேன் விண்வெளியில் பறந்தேன் கண்விழித்து சொப்பனம் கண்டேன் உன்னாலே கண்விழித்து சொப்பனம் கண்டேன் #LFSC

ETHIOPIA’S LOST PROVINCES STRATEGY OF EXPANSION Ethiopian governments have repeatedly used “historic” arguments to justify territorial claims far beyond their recognized borders. From Haile Selassie’s insistence in the 1960s that Djibouti “indisputably is ours,” to successive governments invoking ethnic overlap to rationalize expansion, this has been a consistent political pattern and not a coincidence. The logic remains: portray neighboring lands as “lost provinces” and their people as “naturally Ethiopian.” The same narrative is resurfacing today in the PP’s rhetoric toward Eritrea, where old imperial ambitions are poorly repackaged. The following excerpts from a paper that quotes historical sources show how Ethiopia was making nearly identical arguments to those now recycled regarding Eritrea. ——— ‘Ethiopia’s ‘historic’ rights were used by Emperor Haile Selassie to claim Djibouti as part of it. The Emperor pointed out that “Djibouti indisputably is ours and its people know they belong to Ethiopia”. On a press conference on 16 September 1966, the Emperor put forward the strongest claim to Djibouti asserting that for historic, economic, strategic and demographic reasons Djibouti is part of Ethiopia and that Ethiopia would automatically fall heir to Djibouti if France renounced sovereignty over the Territory (Ministry of Information, 1967). He also affirmed that “We do not seek what belongs to others. However, we will continue impressing people that are concerned in this matter that the Djibouti Territory had always formed, prior to the last part of the 19th century, an integral part of Ethiopia.” Thus, the Emperor claimed unification with Djibouti and stressed that the boundary between the two countries was artificial and had been imposed against the will of the people.’ ——— ‘On the press conference of September 16, 1966, the Emperor implied that Ethiopian government would resist by force any attempt by Somali Republic to take over the Djibouti Territory. He also asserted that there was no reason for Somalia to be involved in the matter of Djibouti; it was affirmed as it concerned only the Ethiopian government and the inhabitants of Djibouti territory. For Ethiopia the Territory had economic and strategic importance, but Somalia did not need Djibouti and her claims to it were purely political. In fact both Ethiopia and Somalia had already established stronghold in the politics of Djibouti through the political parties formed by their active supports. The pro-Somalia, Liberation Front of Somali Coast (LFSC) was operating from Mogadisho while the Ethiopian backed the Committee for Liberation of Djibouti (CLD) was formed in December 1964 at Dire Dawa. Later on the CLD had moved its headquarter from Dire Dawa to Addis Ababa where it took the name of the Mouvement de Liberation de Djibouti (MLD). ‘Indeed Ethiopia’s interest on Djibouti stemmed from two basic premises: the Afars and part of Issas spill over into her territory; and the economic interests. Fundamentally, Ethiopia’s interest in Djibouti was economic i.e. to secure access to port of Djibouti via the Franco-Ethiopian railway. Although Ethiopia had other ports at Assab and Massawa the port of Djibouti was preferred by accommodating about sixty percent of Ethiopia’s foreign trade due to the connection of the port with Addis Ababa-Djibouti railway—Ethiopia’s only rail link with the sea, the proximity of Djibouti port to many parts of Ethiopia and moreover Assab and Massawa ports were vulnerable because they lay in Eritrea where there was growing violent secessionist movement.’ — Footnote: ‘The Aksumites originally lived in the Ethiopian highlands but through growth and conquest eventually took over much of the surrounding region and even held territory across the Red Sea on the Arabian Peninsula.’ —- Urgessa Gutu, 2014 Pages 34-35 researchgate.net/profile/Urg…

ஹேய் அட்டக் பட்டக் டிமிக்கடிக்குற டோல் பையா டப்ஸா உட்டாம் பாரு கப்ஸா அப்சகல்லு மாலியா ஆத்து பக்கம் வாரியா Happy Weekend @cREYzee_ ThalaivaRey #LFSC

கண்மணி நீ வரக் காத்திருந்தேன் ஜன்னலில் பார்த்திருந்தேன் கண்விழித் தாமரை பூத்து இருந்தேன் என்னுடல் வேர்த்து இருந்தேன் #LFSC

ஆத்தாடி நீதான் அழுக்கு அடையாத பால் நுரை சேத்தோட வாழ்ந்தும் கரை படியாத தாமரை பூக்குர என தாக்குற #LFSC

யார் என்று நான் யார் என்று அடி மறந்தே போனதே உன்பேரை கூட தெரியாமல் மனம் உன்னை சுற்றுதே ஒரு நாள் வரைதான் என நினைத்தேன் பல நாள் தொடரும் வலி கொடுத்தாய் #LFSC

கண்மணியே காதல் என்பது கற்பனையோ காவியமோ கண் வரைந்த ஓவியமோ #LFSC

ஐயோடி நான் கல்லாவேன் உளியாக நீ வந்தால் கலையாவேன் #LFSC

மனதுக்குள் பலகோடி நினைவுகள் இருந்தாலும் உதடுகள் திறந்தால்தான் உதவிகள் பெறக்கூடும் கோழைக்குக் காதலென்ன ஊமைக்குப் பாடலென்ன #LFSC

It is a good method to learners who understand LFSC concepts first. Learners sing these songs, and when questions are asked, they can't answer accordingly. I've been an LFSC teacher for decades, and I stopped my learners from singing tiktok they can't do with application ques?