Clinton Multimodal (U. S. 30 Mississippi River Bridge) Study, 2003

The purpose of this memorandum is to document the benefit-cost analysis of the river crossing concept alternatives described in the "Concept Alternatives Technical Memo." Benefit-cost studies are designed to measure, in dollars, the potential positive or negative impacts of large-scale construction projects. The concept alternatives analyzed include improvements to the Union Pacific Railroad (UPRR) River Crossing and the U.S. Highway 30 (U.S. 30) River Crossing.

Concrete Nurse Logs: Spawning Biodiversity from Ballard’s Century-Old Locks

Thesis (Master's)--University of Washington, 2016-08

U.S. Highway 20 Corridor Development Study, 1992

This study examines the feasibility of making a major financial investment in the improvement of U.S. 20 between Sioux City and Fort Dodge, Iowa. This 119-mile (191-km) highway segment of U.S. 20 currently includes 97 miles (156 km) of 2-lane highway and 22 miles (35 km) of 4-lane highway (on the west end near Sioux City and a short section near Holstein). This 119-mile (191-km) segment is predominantly rural in nature, and serves a region of Iowa that has not been economically prospering. Local business leaders and residents have long desired major improvements to this highway segment, not only because of the safety and travel efficiency implications, but also because of the belief that the highway, as mainly a two-lane facility, is retarding the corridor area's economic growth and well being. The study was divided into five sequential tasks: (A) Evaluation of Existing U.S. 20; (B) Improvement Alternatives, Costs and Traffic; (C) Screening of Alternative Candidate Improvements; (D) Economic Feasibility Analysis; and (E) Interpretation and Comparisons.

A study at high energy-resolution and at low primary energies of the secondary emission from (100) tungsten

This work was supported by the Joint Services Electronics Program (U.S. Army, U.S. Navy, and U.S. Air Force) under Contract No. DA 28 043 AMC 00073(E).

New York 1:25,000. West Point and vicinity ; New York 1:25,000 pictomap. West Point and vicinity /

"Map information as of 1970."

New York 1:25,000. West Point and vicinity ; New York 1:25,000 pictomap. West Point and vicinity /

"Map information as of 1970."

Reservoir system analysis, conservation : Hydrologic Engineering Center computer program 23-J2-L253.

At head of cover title: Generalized computer program.

Guide to trees and shrubs in the grounds of the Executive Mansion : [Washington D.C.] /

Trees and shrubs numbered.

[Manuscript planning map for the Allied landing near Licata, Sicily, on July 10, 1943].

Title provided by cataloger.

KNOWING THE ENEMY: NAZI FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE IN WAR, HOLOCAUST, AND POSTWAR

“Knowing the Enemy: Nazi Foreign Intelligence in War, Holocaust and Postwar,” reveals the importance of ideologically-driven foreign intelligence reporting in the wartime radicalization of the Nazi dictatorship, and the continued prominence of Nazi discourses in postwar reports from German intelligence officers working with the U.S. Army and West German Federal Intelligence Service after 1945. For this project, I conducted extensive archival research in Germany and the United States, particularly in overlooked and files pertaining to the wartime activities of the Reichssicherheitshauptamt, Abwehr, Fremde Heere Ost, Auswärtiges Amt, and German General Staff, and the recently declassified intelligence files pertaining to the postwar activities of the Gehlen Organization, Bundesnachrichtendienst, and Foreign Military Studies Program. Applying the technique of close textual analysis to the underutilized intelligence reports themselves, I discovered that wartime German intelligence officials in military, civil service, and Party institutions all lent the appearance of professional objectivity to the racist and conspiratorial foreign policy beliefs held in the highest echelons of the Nazi dictatorship. The German foreign intelligence services’ often erroneous reporting on Great Britain, the Soviet Union, the United States, and international Jewry simultaneously figured in the radicalization of the regime���s military and anti-Jewish policies and served to confirm the ideological preconceptions of Hitler and his most loyal followers. After 1945, many of these same figures found employment with the Cold War West, using their “expertise” in Soviet affairs to advise the West German Government, U.S. Military, and CIA on Russian military and political matters. I chart considerable continuities in personnel and ideas from the wartime intelligence organizations into postwar West German and American intelligence institutions, as later reporting on the Soviet Union continued to reproduce the flawed wartime tropes of innate Russian military and racial inferiority.

Bandas militares no Brasil: difusão e organiza��ão entre 1808-1889

Funda��ão de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de S��o Paulo (FAPESP)

Tagsbefehl: Indem die mobilen Corps das Feldlager vom Belvedere beziehen, habe ich für die übrige Garde folgende Befehle und Anordnungen zu erlassen ...

Welsch (Projektbearbeiter): Die Bezirkskommandanten sind für die Befestigung der äu��eren Linien verantwortlich, an den Toren hat ein ungehinderter Verkehr von Personen und Gütern stattzufinden. Anweisungen zum Schutz des Hauptquartiers sowie die Verpflegung der akademischen Legion betreffend

National directory of farmers markets /

"November 1998."

Greenland whiteout experiments: summer 1960. Summary report.

"Prepared for the United States Army Snow, Ice, and Permafrost Research Establishment, Corps of Engineers, under Contract DA-11-190-ENG-100."

The Peace Corps partnership program.

Mode of access: Internet.