Do you mean 44 Ophiuchi (written "44 Oph" — the Flamsteed-numbered star in the constellation Ophiuchus — or "Oph 44"/"Ophiuchus 44" as used in star‑formation literature (a young brown‑dwarf/planetary‑mass candidate in the ρ‑Ophiuchi cloud)? Tell me which and I’ll give distance, type and refs.
Short answer: the United States. The U.S. fields the F‑22 (premier air‑superiority 5th‑gen) and the F‑35 (stealth multirole) plus the largest tanker, AWACS, carrier, ISR and basing infrastructure and training pipeline—together giving the most comprehensive air‑supremacy capability. Russia (Su‑57) and China (J‑20) have 5th‑gen types but far fewer operational aircraft and support.
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Ford-class: ~100,000‑ton nuclear supercarrier with A1B reactors, EMALS catapults, modern radar/C4ISR, much higher sortie generation, and an air wing (~75–90) for sustained global power projection.
Kuznetsov: ~55–60k‑ton conventionally powered STOBAR carrier‑cruiser with ski‑jump launches, smaller air wing (~40–50), heavier onboard missile fit, more maintenance/availability issues and lower sortie/payload capability.
Overall: Ford is far superior for sustained, high‑tempo air superiority and power projection.
A typical U.S. Carrier Strike Group (CSG) centers on one nuclear aircraft carrier (CVN) with its Carrier Air Wing. Escorts usually include 1 guided‑missile cruiser (CG, Aegis) for area air/missile defense and command; 2–3 guided‑missile destroyers (DDG) for AAW/ASW/ASuW and escort; 1 attack submarine (SSN) for undersea warfare/intel; and 1 replenishment/logistics ship (T‑AO/T‑AKE). Composition can vary by mission.
Slædepatruljen Sirius is Denmark’s elite Arctic reconnaissance patrol operating in NE Greenland. Small 2‑man teams with dog sleds (and seasonal boats) conduct long‑range sovereignty patrols, covert reconnaissance, search‑and‑rescue, environmental/ice observation and intelligence reporting — often months at a time.
They’re expert in Arctic survival, navigation, communications and marksmanship, equipped with cold‑weather kit, radios/GPS and sled dog teams; limited by tiny manpower and resupply challenges.
Quick peanut‑butter no‑bake (≈20): 1/2 cup butter, 2 cups sugar, 1/2 cup milk, 1 tsp vanilla, 1 cup creamy peanut butter, 3 cups quick oats, pinch salt.
Melt butter+sugar+milk, bring to rolling boil 60–90s. Remove, stir in peanut butter+vanilla, mix in oats+salt. Drop spoonfuls on parchment; let cool 20–30 min to set.
Microwave shortcut: heat butter+sugar+milk 90–120s, then proceed.
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Składniki: 200 g gorzkiej czekolady, 150 g masła, 200 g cukru, 3 jajka, 100 g mąki, 30 g kakao, szczypta soli, opcjonalnie 50 g orzechów.
Przygotowanie: Rozpuść czekoladę z masłem. Ubij jajka z cukrem, wymieszaj z czekoladą. Dodaj mąkę, kakao, sól i orzechy. Wlej do formy 20×20 cm wyłożonej papierem. Piecz 180°C przez 20–25 min. Ostudź i pokrój.
Do you mean Cebuano (Bisaya) or the Sabu/Hawu language from Savu (Indonesia)? Tell me which one and I’ll write a short 4-line poem for you — reply “Cebuano” or “Savu” and I’ll drop it in
Do you mean Cebuano (Bisaya) or the Sabu/Hawu language from Savu (Indonesia)? Tell me which one and I’ll write a short 4-line poem for you — reply “Cebuano” or “Savu” and I’ll drop it in
— the Flamsteed-numbered star in the constellation Ophiuchus — or "Oph 44"/"Ophiuchus 44" as used in star‑formation literature (a young brown‑dwarf/planetary‑mass candidate in the ρ‑Ophiuchi cloud)? Tell me which and I’ll give distance, type and refs.
