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[@tubbyman77]

The US Space Force is a real branch of the military

[@pierregibson6699]

My Niece Just Graduated from the US Air Force Academy 2022 she met her husband there and they now are both Officers in the US Space Force….Congrats Gracie🫡

[@LostDisciple24]

As someone who work(ed) for military Intelligence, if you can see/learn about the base, they LET YOU. There are hundreds of other bases that you will never know. For example, due to public pressure, the government officially acknowledged Area 51. Thats because they moved over 90% of "above top secret" projects to other locations.

[@strider9184]

“Shrimp on the barbie” I think it annoys us Aussie’s because we don’t call them shrimp. We call them prawns

[@SilvanaDil]

When we're sharing with our four friends:

[@libertywolf93]

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[@chrisscheidt9643]

The WiFi joke is 100% accurate lol

[@SilvanaDil]

And we can see why the brave Ukrainians know what/where to hit with HIMARS, etc.

[@ReallyGoodName3000]

Pine Gap doesn't relate to the Five Eyes treaty. There isn't anything at Pine Gap that isn't at RAF Menwith Hill.

[@robs8376]

If it ain’t blurred out on google maps...AND...it’s on KZbin so much that Office Blokes discovered it...then it ain’t a secret 😂😎🥃

[@R3WIRED]

Back in the 90s I did a school project on the Continents and used Britannica for a lot of my research (books, this was pre-internet). They referenced Australia as the Continent and Oceania as a region made up of New Zealand and a bunch of little Islands around Australia. I've always believed it to be that using the geography definition of a continent, but I know other people use Oceania as it references the political region.

[@willvr4]

I don't know how anyone could live without a microwave in modern society. You're a madman Dave. The amount of things that just need to be nuked for like 12-15 seconds is endless.

[@richardhart5612]

The U.S. Space Force is a newer military branch added.

[@FaceYourInnerFear]

I watched a TV series about Pine Gap a few years ago, it was interesting.

[@indowneastmaine]

6:03

[@gooflydo]

"Congratulations you found one of our bases, tee hee" -USA

[@bestkickz2464]

The bends in highways usually are to avoid landscape and to prevent driving directly into the sun

[@Cubs-Fan.10]

Cool video. But I've never heard a narrator emphasize adjectives quite like him haha

[@jennyj0007]

There are US and UK military bases in the Indian Ocean. Diego Garcia.

[@Bellas1717]

Australia is a continent within the Oceania geographical region that includes the sub-region of Australasia (Australia, New Zealand and various islands in the Pacific Ocean), Melanesia, Micronesia, and Polynesia. It was added as a continent in the 1950s after Alfred Wegener's work on tectonic plates became more widely accepted. Continental Australia sits on the Australian plate, which includes mainland Australia, Tasmania, New Guinea and multiple other islands (Australia the country has control of over 80 islands.) Because the overwhelming landmass majority of the continent is the Australian mainland, it is usually referred to as an island continent surrounded by islands. Since New Zealand sits astride the boundary between the Australian and Pacific plates, it is not considered part of the Australian continent. Australia the island is roughly the same size as the continental United States of America. Yes, we don't BBQ shrimp (just like we don't drink Fosters, another bad advertising campaign). We eat prawns, which are fresh water, and are usually much larger, meatier, and sweeter than shrimp. We usually barbecue steak, sausages, chicken, lamb, pork, fish, although some people do like prawns on a BBQ. The road across the Nullarbor Plain is the Eyre Highway. It's a little under 1700 km long and takes about two days to drive. One section of it is 147 kilometres long, one of the world's longest stretches of straight road. The bends in the Eyre Highway are structural, not driver-based. You might enjoy the video on the world's longest golf course that stretches along the Eyre Highway. The temperatures in Alice Springs average 36 C and max at around 45 C, so a swimming pool would be very welcome. Pine Gap station is code-named Rainfall in an area with an average rainfall of only 28cm per year, and where there are no pines. (Sorry, Aussie scientist!)