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Director of QA for a decent sized industrial construction company. Former Mech/Nuke/Project Engineer for the USN at both Norfolk and Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyards.
We built this (thing in the foreground, although we've also done some structural work at the Pentagon) among some other notable projects:
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I asked the General in charge of the project what the lifespan was. He said "Forever".
I don't know what that thing is, but that's a great pic. It looks like Cthulhu is about to devour the Pentagon.
I don't know what that thing is, but that's a great pic. It looks like Cthulhu is about to devour the Pentagon.
I'll have to let our Board know. Nevertheless, it is the USAF Memorial. The spires represent three jets shooting up and away from each other. The height of each is different. Each spire is 13' per side at the bottom and necks down to about 5' at the top, made from 3/4" thick stainless steel. The assemblies have reinforcement and high strength concrete inside part way up. Each spire also has an anti-sway assembly inside that is supposed to reduce the effects of wind causing never-ending movement.
Or Togri is the guy who tells the developer they need to build some new habitat for endangered critters, but they decide to do it on an archaeological site, so the place gets dug up twice![]()
Pilot for a U.S. legacy airline [currently on long term medical disability], former L.E.O. with the Cincinnati Police Department.
Respect! 👎