Just in time delivery advantage
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it allows for shorter production and development cycles and eliminates
excessive inventory
In what airport was a TSA officer killed in 2013?
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It happened at LAX.
what did the canine find in 1972?
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the canine found an explosive device just 12 minutes before it was about to
detonate.
Details about TWA Flight 847.
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The TWA 847 flight was hijacked by Shiite Muslims when it was en route
from Athens, Greece to Rome, Italy. "We've got a hijack" is famous in
aviation history. The hijackers were pounding on the cockpit door and
kicked in the lower portion of the door and the second officer hid the
emergency axe. They were armed with grenades and guns. They kept
control by running up and down the aisles and hitting passengers. The
hijacking happened very quickly and violently, hijackers inflicted physical
pain and mental fear on passengers as a successful strategy for gaining
access to the flight deck, the pilots hid the axe in the cockpit, the flight
attendant was immediately involved in the hijacking as a reluctant advocate
to let them enter the flight deck, and the pilots knew the plane was safer on
the ground. They didn't let the plane land because a hijacking was not
named an aircraft in distress. Eventually they let them land. They let the
women and children go.
What was common motivators for hijackings in the 50s and 60s?
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to escape from some form of persecution or prosecution or a hostage
taking to extort money.
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it allows for shorter production and development cycles and eliminates
excessive inventory
In what airport was a TSA officer killed in 2013?
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It happened at LAX.
what did the canine find in 1972?
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the canine found an explosive device just 12 minutes before it was about to
detonate.
Details about TWA Flight 847.
Give this one a try later!
The TWA 847 flight was hijacked by Shiite Muslims when it was en route
from Athens, Greece to Rome, Italy. "We've got a hijack" is famous in
aviation history. The hijackers were pounding on the cockpit door and
kicked in the lower portion of the door and the second officer hid the
emergency axe. They were armed with grenades and guns. They kept
control by running up and down the aisles and hitting passengers. The
hijacking happened very quickly and violently, hijackers inflicted physical
pain and mental fear on passengers as a successful strategy for gaining
access to the flight deck, the pilots hid the axe in the cockpit, the flight
attendant was immediately involved in the hijacking as a reluctant advocate
to let them enter the flight deck, and the pilots knew the plane was safer on
the ground. They didn't let the plane land because a hijacking was not
named an aircraft in distress. Eventually they let them land. They let the
women and children go.
What was common motivators for hijackings in the 50s and 60s?
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to escape from some form of persecution or prosecution or a hostage
taking to extort money.
