"Modeling History in 3D" Squadron 2010 Eagle Quest Presentation Konley Kelley
Scale modelers have the skill sets, talent, enthusiasm and patience to become 3D modelers. Learn how a scale modeler uses 3D modeling to enhance and add more fun to his hobby.
This document provides an overview of a presentation about 3D modeling. It includes examples of 3D models the presenter has created across various scales and genres, from military aircraft and vehicles to buildings and characters. The presenter discusses their modeling process and shares tips for getting started in 3D modeling, including recommended software and training resources.
This document provides an overview of Konley Kelley's career as a 3D modeler and enthusiast, showcasing many of the 3D models he has created over the years at varying scales from aircraft to ships to vehicles. It describes his educational background and early work at the American Film Institute, and highlights some of his most detailed 3D projects including models of the USS Lexington aircraft carrier, B-24 Liberator bombers, P-51 Mustangs, and the German battleship Bismarck. The document promotes Konley's skills and experience in 3D modeling while honoring American veterans.
"Modeling History with Photoshop" Squadron 2009 Eagle Quest Presentation Konley Kelley
The document provides an overview of how Photoshop can be used to create historical dioramas combining scale models and digital backgrounds and elements. It discusses Photoshop tools and techniques for compositing models, adding special effects, and cloning models. Examples shown include dioramas depicting famous aerial battles and aircraft modeled in scales ranging from 1:48 to 1:700, with backgrounds from photos or 3D software.
This document provides an overview of how computers play chess. It begins with a brief history of chess and then discusses the core modules that make up chess programs, including board representation, legal move generation, and evaluation functions. The document outlines some of the early research in computer chess from the 1940s onward and key developments like Deep Blue defeating Garry Kasparov in 1997. It explains that while brute force methods cannot solve chess, programs use heuristics and algorithms with evaluation functions to selectively evaluate moves. Overall, the document gives a high-level introduction to the basic components and evolution of computer chess programs.
Here are some tips for finding primary and secondary sources in your school library:
- Check the online public access catalog (OPAC) and search by subject, keywords, or browse shelves to find books containing primary sources like letters, diaries, speeches, etc. or secondary sources like biographies, histories, encyclopedias.
- Search the library's online databases using keywords. Databases like Nettrekker, eLibrary, and ProQuest contain both primary documents and secondary sources.
- Ask the librarian for help. They have expertise in locating specific types of sources and can show you how to search most effectively.
- Be wary of open web search engines, as sources found may not be credible or peer
Richland College - Emeritus presentation 2019Konley Kelley
Konley Kelley's presentation about his experiences with the Commemorative Air Force B-29 B-24 Squadron and why he is grateful to be a member. Konley also connects his passion for WWII history, scale modeling and 3D modeling to his CAF adventures and the honor and privilege to meet many WWII veterans and learn their stories.
"Modeling History in 3D" Squadron 2010 Eagle Quest Presentation Konley Kelley
Scale modelers have the skill sets, talent, enthusiasm and patience to become 3D modelers. Learn how a scale modeler uses 3D modeling to enhance and add more fun to his hobby.
This document provides an overview of a presentation about 3D modeling. It includes examples of 3D models the presenter has created across various scales and genres, from military aircraft and vehicles to buildings and characters. The presenter discusses their modeling process and shares tips for getting started in 3D modeling, including recommended software and training resources.
This document provides an overview of Konley Kelley's career as a 3D modeler and enthusiast, showcasing many of the 3D models he has created over the years at varying scales from aircraft to ships to vehicles. It describes his educational background and early work at the American Film Institute, and highlights some of his most detailed 3D projects including models of the USS Lexington aircraft carrier, B-24 Liberator bombers, P-51 Mustangs, and the German battleship Bismarck. The document promotes Konley's skills and experience in 3D modeling while honoring American veterans.
"Modeling History with Photoshop" Squadron 2009 Eagle Quest Presentation Konley Kelley
The document provides an overview of how Photoshop can be used to create historical dioramas combining scale models and digital backgrounds and elements. It discusses Photoshop tools and techniques for compositing models, adding special effects, and cloning models. Examples shown include dioramas depicting famous aerial battles and aircraft modeled in scales ranging from 1:48 to 1:700, with backgrounds from photos or 3D software.
This document provides an overview of how computers play chess. It begins with a brief history of chess and then discusses the core modules that make up chess programs, including board representation, legal move generation, and evaluation functions. The document outlines some of the early research in computer chess from the 1940s onward and key developments like Deep Blue defeating Garry Kasparov in 1997. It explains that while brute force methods cannot solve chess, programs use heuristics and algorithms with evaluation functions to selectively evaluate moves. Overall, the document gives a high-level introduction to the basic components and evolution of computer chess programs.
Here are some tips for finding primary and secondary sources in your school library:
- Check the online public access catalog (OPAC) and search by subject, keywords, or browse shelves to find books containing primary sources like letters, diaries, speeches, etc. or secondary sources like biographies, histories, encyclopedias.
- Search the library's online databases using keywords. Databases like Nettrekker, eLibrary, and ProQuest contain both primary documents and secondary sources.
- Ask the librarian for help. They have expertise in locating specific types of sources and can show you how to search most effectively.
- Be wary of open web search engines, as sources found may not be credible or peer
Richland College - Emeritus presentation 2019Konley Kelley
Konley Kelley's presentation about his experiences with the Commemorative Air Force B-29 B-24 Squadron and why he is grateful to be a member. Konley also connects his passion for WWII history, scale modeling and 3D modeling to his CAF adventures and the honor and privilege to meet many WWII veterans and learn their stories.
The document summarizes information about a model rocket named Venture that is part of a group project. It provides specifications for the rocket like its length, diameter, weight, and type of engines used. It also includes a brief history of rocketry highlighting origins in China and later use in Europe and America. It presents calculations for the rocket's height, speed, and Mach number from a launch. Pictures and a video are included showing objects that broke the sound barrier and footage of a model rocket launch.
The document provides descriptions of several famous ships from literature including:
- The African Queen, a river launch in C.S. Forester's novel that is manned by two people who strike a blow against Germany in World War I.
- The Amazon, a sailing dinghy owned by characters in Arthur Ransome's Swallows and Amazons series of books.
- The USS Enterprise, the fictional starship from the original Star Trek television series and subsequent films, television shows, and books that became a metaphor for united peoples exploring the universe together.
This document contains a quiz about war movies, asking the reader to identify 11 films based on multiple choice questions. The films cover a range of topics including commando missions, the D-Day landings, the Battle of Britain, a controversial film about a German general, a film about American general Patton, a film about a mission to steal Nazi gold, the famous Dam Busters raid, a film about British aircrew survivors, a film about commandos attacking a German naval base, and a film about prisoners of war building a bridge for the Japanese.
US Navy in WW II; session v, Battle for the AtlanticJim Powers
America begins her major role in the war by opposing the submarine menace, long before Pearl Harbor. This session looks at how antisubmarine warfare evolves. Without victory in this phase, the Allies could not have defeated Hitler.
English class 9 the man who knew to muchUmang Lakhera
1. The document discusses a short story about a man named Private Quelch who likes to show off his knowledge to his fellow soldiers, earning him the nickname "Professor."
2. Private Quelch hopes to get a promotion but his habit of interrupting superiors jeopardizes his chances.
3. The story describes several incidents where Private Quelch displays his knowledge, much to the annoyance of others, and ends on a light note with him lecturing on how to cut potatoes without losing vitamins.
The Arsenal of Democracy, Backing the Attack. PPt 1Schee1ks
The document discusses how Michigan played a key role as "The Arsenal of Democracy" during World War 2 by producing vast amounts of war material. Thousands of Michigan industries and workers came together in a massive mobilization effort to produce vehicles, aircraft, weapons and other supplies for the U.S. and its allies. This included major production from automakers like Ford, GM and Chrysler. The Arsenal faced challenges like labor shortages that were addressed by employing more women and minorities. Michigan's industries helped ensure the Allies' victory through tremendous production that outpaced Germany and Japan.
Modeling History with Photoshop for kidsKonley Kelley
A kid-friendly presentation about scale modeling, digital dioramas and military history - including a special feature on FIFI, the world's only flying B-29 Superfortress.
The document contains 27 multiple choice questions from a trivia quiz. Each question provides clues and context to identify people, places, events or concepts. The questions cover topics ranging from history, art, literature, pop culture and current events. Participants in the quiz would need diverse knowledge to correctly answer the clues and solve the puzzles presented in each question.
This document provides an overview of the game Ogre and its components. It includes summaries of the basic and advanced scenarios which involve an attacking Ogre battling defending armor units to destroy a command post. The basic scenario has a single Mark III Ogre attacking a defense with 20 attack points of infantry and 12 armor units. The advanced scenario increases the defense to 30 infantry and 20 armor while using a more powerful Mark V Ogre. The document also outlines the map features, unit counters, turn sequence, movement and combat rules.
American women played important roles during World War 2, both on the home front and abroad. The document discusses several groups of American women who contributed to the war effort, including "Rosie the Riveter" who worked in factories producing war supplies, the Women Airforce Service Pilots (WASP) who ferried warplanes and flew other missions for the military, and nurses who served in every theater of combat. It provides facts and stories about these women's experiences and accomplishments during World War 2.
This document provides a summary of the history of US Army convoy security from the War with Mexico through modern conflicts. It focuses on the development of "hardened convoys" and gun trucks during the Vietnam War to protect convoys moving along dangerous routes from enemy attack. Specifically, it describes how the 8th Transportation Group pioneered tactics and techniques for armoring vehicles and arming them with heavy weapons like .50 caliber machine guns to deter ambushes as they learned from attacks along Highway 19, one of the most dangerous roads in Vietnam. The document examines how gun truck designs evolved over time and the lessons learned about convoy security that have been relearned during recent conflicts when convoys again came under increasing
Battle of Midway planning (aka part 9 of 11)hoosier11
This document provides an overview and instructions for an 11-part presentation on Japan's road to war and the Battle of Midway. It includes details about Japanese and American forces involved in the battle, as well as insights uncovered through code breaking. Key points covered include the size and organization of the Japanese fleet, the aircraft and defenses available on Midway Island, and how the US code breakers were able to deduce that Midway was the target by analyzing a message about its water purification problems. The document aims to educate viewers about the events and decisions that led to the pivotal Battle of Midway through a slideshow approach with questions and discussions.
The document discusses war films and their conventions. It begins by noting that war films have existed since the beginning of cinema and remain a consistent genre that addresses both sociopolitical issues and human nature. Early war films aimed to inform audiences about actual conflicts. Over time, war films have served greater purposes like providing perspective and connecting viewers to the human experiences of war. The document discusses the history of war films from the Spanish-American War to present day, noting trends in production and reception during different eras of conflict. It also notes that while war films are not unique to any one culture, a comprehensive world history of the genre has yet to be written.
This document provides an overview of the history and development of the American film industry. It discusses how the United States became the leading film producer in the world in the 1920s. It outlines the major stages in the evolution of the industry from the early 1900s through recent decades, including the growth of Hollywood as the center of production and the rise of blockbuster films. Key people such as directors, actors, and studios that have shaped American cinema are also mentioned.
The document provides background information on the 1942 film Casablanca, including its production details, technical aspects that exemplified the Hollywood studio system, and how it engaged with themes of melodrama, propaganda, and history during World War 2. Specifically, it discusses how Casablanca utilized the "invisible technique" through seamless editing and realistic production design. It also examines the film's use of flashbacks, reluctant heroes, and its historical context involving Vichy France and the politics of neutrality versus intervention in the early 1940s.
The Wright brothers were bicycle makers from Ohio who became the first to achieve sustained, controlled, powered flight. In the early 1900s, they conducted extensive glider experiments which led them to discover flaws in existing data on lift. On December 17, 1903 near Kitty Hawk, North Carolina, the Wright brothers made four controlled, powered flights with their Flyer aircraft, with Orville achieving the first flight of 120 feet. Their achievement represented the culmination of years of experimentation and was the realization of human flight.
The document discusses the formation and purpose of a group called the Transoxiana group. It provides some background on the inspiration for creating the group, noting conversations in the 1960s and a meeting in 1996 that helped inspire its creation. It outlines some of the group's purposes, including promoting pluralism and addressing substantial issues facing humanity from diverse perspectives. It also thanks some individuals who have supported the group.
The document provides information about R. Michael Wall's career as a curator and gallery owner specializing in ship models. It also outlines different classifications for ship models based on their construction and lists some notable clients and custom ship model projects the gallery has completed. The final sections discuss evaluating the craftsmanship of ship models and provide examples comparing the work of different modelers.
21 Illustrations That Prove Patent Drawing Is A Dying ArtiRunway Inc.
Patent drawings were once considered a work of art. If we create a gallery of patent drawings arranged chronologically since 1790 when the USPTO was started, it throws the light on present day drawings as nothing more than simple lines and computer-generated numbers. In the past 222 years, patent drawings have degraded from detailed works of art to simplistic line drawings that can barely be called illustrations.
And this aesthetic degradation is all because of a fire that broke out in 1836. The raging flames destroyed many patents, and up went about 9,000 beautiful drawings in the smoke.
Rules related to application filing and patent illustrations witnessed a radical change the following year. Details began to fade away; application rules demanded inventors to submit two illustrations —one for safekeeping in the patent office; the other attached to the patent grant transmitted to the applicant. Making duplicates of elaborate illustrations was not only cumbersome and costly, but also time consuming. The patent office no longer required patent applicants to hire an official draftsman to draw an invention.
In 2000, the USPTO made another amendment that pushed the need of aesthetic patent drawings even lower on priority. It reduced the number of revisions required to correct drawings. Eventually, the USPTO enforced a rule that patent drawings must be in black ink to make them easier to reproduce. Even today, applicants can only submit a colour drawing if they file a petition and pay an extra fee.
Specifically, the patent office stated that a drawing should just be informative enough to communicate the invention to the examiner and readable enough so as to usefully fit in published applications and patents. So, while a modern drawing does have to explain an invention, it holds no obligation to explain it in an aesthetic manner.
This aesthetic degradation of patent illustrations might not be a surprising fact though. A closer analysis reveals that this is just a reflection of the cultural shift industries have gone through. With an increasing focus on cost-cutting, the pride in representing one’s invention artistically and making a mark has somehow disappeared over time. Isn’t it also sad that the patent draftsman, who once not just contributed livid drawings, but also added intricate, cursive labelling to the drawings, is no longer acknowledged in the patent? The labels used these days are also in rather plain fonts.
Keeping in mind that too much detail can possibly limit a patent’s scope, today’s requirements call for fewer details with a deliberate shift towards a relatively vague technical drawing. Another motivation behind reducing drawing details is to make it easier incorporate requested revisions and modifications without much difficulty.
As a result of this, artists whose work compelled patent officials to delve into the dense particulars, remain unheralded. Unfortunately, patent illustrations have no place for an artist
This document provides information about key events, battles, leaders, and developments during World War 2. It covers multiple theaters of the war, including Europe, North Africa, the Pacific, and China. Multiple choice questions are asked about specific details relating to countries involved, battles, ships, generals, and operations. Correct answers are provided along with short explanations of context.
The document provides an overview of the Canadian Air Force's Air Power History Tour for 2022, honoring those who served in 1942, and emphasizes that as members they should focus on honoring veterans, educating the public about aviation history, and inspiring future generations through their work with historical aircraft and interactions with the public. It stresses professionalism, safety, and supporting the mission to honor the sacrifices of the past and preserve aviation heritage.
The document summarizes information about a model rocket named Venture that is part of a group project. It provides specifications for the rocket like its length, diameter, weight, and type of engines used. It also includes a brief history of rocketry highlighting origins in China and later use in Europe and America. It presents calculations for the rocket's height, speed, and Mach number from a launch. Pictures and a video are included showing objects that broke the sound barrier and footage of a model rocket launch.
The document provides descriptions of several famous ships from literature including:
- The African Queen, a river launch in C.S. Forester's novel that is manned by two people who strike a blow against Germany in World War I.
- The Amazon, a sailing dinghy owned by characters in Arthur Ransome's Swallows and Amazons series of books.
- The USS Enterprise, the fictional starship from the original Star Trek television series and subsequent films, television shows, and books that became a metaphor for united peoples exploring the universe together.
This document contains a quiz about war movies, asking the reader to identify 11 films based on multiple choice questions. The films cover a range of topics including commando missions, the D-Day landings, the Battle of Britain, a controversial film about a German general, a film about American general Patton, a film about a mission to steal Nazi gold, the famous Dam Busters raid, a film about British aircrew survivors, a film about commandos attacking a German naval base, and a film about prisoners of war building a bridge for the Japanese.
US Navy in WW II; session v, Battle for the AtlanticJim Powers
America begins her major role in the war by opposing the submarine menace, long before Pearl Harbor. This session looks at how antisubmarine warfare evolves. Without victory in this phase, the Allies could not have defeated Hitler.
English class 9 the man who knew to muchUmang Lakhera
1. The document discusses a short story about a man named Private Quelch who likes to show off his knowledge to his fellow soldiers, earning him the nickname "Professor."
2. Private Quelch hopes to get a promotion but his habit of interrupting superiors jeopardizes his chances.
3. The story describes several incidents where Private Quelch displays his knowledge, much to the annoyance of others, and ends on a light note with him lecturing on how to cut potatoes without losing vitamins.
The Arsenal of Democracy, Backing the Attack. PPt 1Schee1ks
The document discusses how Michigan played a key role as "The Arsenal of Democracy" during World War 2 by producing vast amounts of war material. Thousands of Michigan industries and workers came together in a massive mobilization effort to produce vehicles, aircraft, weapons and other supplies for the U.S. and its allies. This included major production from automakers like Ford, GM and Chrysler. The Arsenal faced challenges like labor shortages that were addressed by employing more women and minorities. Michigan's industries helped ensure the Allies' victory through tremendous production that outpaced Germany and Japan.
Modeling History with Photoshop for kidsKonley Kelley
A kid-friendly presentation about scale modeling, digital dioramas and military history - including a special feature on FIFI, the world's only flying B-29 Superfortress.
The document contains 27 multiple choice questions from a trivia quiz. Each question provides clues and context to identify people, places, events or concepts. The questions cover topics ranging from history, art, literature, pop culture and current events. Participants in the quiz would need diverse knowledge to correctly answer the clues and solve the puzzles presented in each question.
This document provides an overview of the game Ogre and its components. It includes summaries of the basic and advanced scenarios which involve an attacking Ogre battling defending armor units to destroy a command post. The basic scenario has a single Mark III Ogre attacking a defense with 20 attack points of infantry and 12 armor units. The advanced scenario increases the defense to 30 infantry and 20 armor while using a more powerful Mark V Ogre. The document also outlines the map features, unit counters, turn sequence, movement and combat rules.
American women played important roles during World War 2, both on the home front and abroad. The document discusses several groups of American women who contributed to the war effort, including "Rosie the Riveter" who worked in factories producing war supplies, the Women Airforce Service Pilots (WASP) who ferried warplanes and flew other missions for the military, and nurses who served in every theater of combat. It provides facts and stories about these women's experiences and accomplishments during World War 2.
This document provides a summary of the history of US Army convoy security from the War with Mexico through modern conflicts. It focuses on the development of "hardened convoys" and gun trucks during the Vietnam War to protect convoys moving along dangerous routes from enemy attack. Specifically, it describes how the 8th Transportation Group pioneered tactics and techniques for armoring vehicles and arming them with heavy weapons like .50 caliber machine guns to deter ambushes as they learned from attacks along Highway 19, one of the most dangerous roads in Vietnam. The document examines how gun truck designs evolved over time and the lessons learned about convoy security that have been relearned during recent conflicts when convoys again came under increasing
Battle of Midway planning (aka part 9 of 11)hoosier11
This document provides an overview and instructions for an 11-part presentation on Japan's road to war and the Battle of Midway. It includes details about Japanese and American forces involved in the battle, as well as insights uncovered through code breaking. Key points covered include the size and organization of the Japanese fleet, the aircraft and defenses available on Midway Island, and how the US code breakers were able to deduce that Midway was the target by analyzing a message about its water purification problems. The document aims to educate viewers about the events and decisions that led to the pivotal Battle of Midway through a slideshow approach with questions and discussions.
The document discusses war films and their conventions. It begins by noting that war films have existed since the beginning of cinema and remain a consistent genre that addresses both sociopolitical issues and human nature. Early war films aimed to inform audiences about actual conflicts. Over time, war films have served greater purposes like providing perspective and connecting viewers to the human experiences of war. The document discusses the history of war films from the Spanish-American War to present day, noting trends in production and reception during different eras of conflict. It also notes that while war films are not unique to any one culture, a comprehensive world history of the genre has yet to be written.
This document provides an overview of the history and development of the American film industry. It discusses how the United States became the leading film producer in the world in the 1920s. It outlines the major stages in the evolution of the industry from the early 1900s through recent decades, including the growth of Hollywood as the center of production and the rise of blockbuster films. Key people such as directors, actors, and studios that have shaped American cinema are also mentioned.
The document provides background information on the 1942 film Casablanca, including its production details, technical aspects that exemplified the Hollywood studio system, and how it engaged with themes of melodrama, propaganda, and history during World War 2. Specifically, it discusses how Casablanca utilized the "invisible technique" through seamless editing and realistic production design. It also examines the film's use of flashbacks, reluctant heroes, and its historical context involving Vichy France and the politics of neutrality versus intervention in the early 1940s.
The Wright brothers were bicycle makers from Ohio who became the first to achieve sustained, controlled, powered flight. In the early 1900s, they conducted extensive glider experiments which led them to discover flaws in existing data on lift. On December 17, 1903 near Kitty Hawk, North Carolina, the Wright brothers made four controlled, powered flights with their Flyer aircraft, with Orville achieving the first flight of 120 feet. Their achievement represented the culmination of years of experimentation and was the realization of human flight.
The document discusses the formation and purpose of a group called the Transoxiana group. It provides some background on the inspiration for creating the group, noting conversations in the 1960s and a meeting in 1996 that helped inspire its creation. It outlines some of the group's purposes, including promoting pluralism and addressing substantial issues facing humanity from diverse perspectives. It also thanks some individuals who have supported the group.
The document provides information about R. Michael Wall's career as a curator and gallery owner specializing in ship models. It also outlines different classifications for ship models based on their construction and lists some notable clients and custom ship model projects the gallery has completed. The final sections discuss evaluating the craftsmanship of ship models and provide examples comparing the work of different modelers.
21 Illustrations That Prove Patent Drawing Is A Dying ArtiRunway Inc.
Patent drawings were once considered a work of art. If we create a gallery of patent drawings arranged chronologically since 1790 when the USPTO was started, it throws the light on present day drawings as nothing more than simple lines and computer-generated numbers. In the past 222 years, patent drawings have degraded from detailed works of art to simplistic line drawings that can barely be called illustrations.
And this aesthetic degradation is all because of a fire that broke out in 1836. The raging flames destroyed many patents, and up went about 9,000 beautiful drawings in the smoke.
Rules related to application filing and patent illustrations witnessed a radical change the following year. Details began to fade away; application rules demanded inventors to submit two illustrations —one for safekeeping in the patent office; the other attached to the patent grant transmitted to the applicant. Making duplicates of elaborate illustrations was not only cumbersome and costly, but also time consuming. The patent office no longer required patent applicants to hire an official draftsman to draw an invention.
In 2000, the USPTO made another amendment that pushed the need of aesthetic patent drawings even lower on priority. It reduced the number of revisions required to correct drawings. Eventually, the USPTO enforced a rule that patent drawings must be in black ink to make them easier to reproduce. Even today, applicants can only submit a colour drawing if they file a petition and pay an extra fee.
Specifically, the patent office stated that a drawing should just be informative enough to communicate the invention to the examiner and readable enough so as to usefully fit in published applications and patents. So, while a modern drawing does have to explain an invention, it holds no obligation to explain it in an aesthetic manner.
This aesthetic degradation of patent illustrations might not be a surprising fact though. A closer analysis reveals that this is just a reflection of the cultural shift industries have gone through. With an increasing focus on cost-cutting, the pride in representing one’s invention artistically and making a mark has somehow disappeared over time. Isn’t it also sad that the patent draftsman, who once not just contributed livid drawings, but also added intricate, cursive labelling to the drawings, is no longer acknowledged in the patent? The labels used these days are also in rather plain fonts.
Keeping in mind that too much detail can possibly limit a patent’s scope, today’s requirements call for fewer details with a deliberate shift towards a relatively vague technical drawing. Another motivation behind reducing drawing details is to make it easier incorporate requested revisions and modifications without much difficulty.
As a result of this, artists whose work compelled patent officials to delve into the dense particulars, remain unheralded. Unfortunately, patent illustrations have no place for an artist
This document provides information about key events, battles, leaders, and developments during World War 2. It covers multiple theaters of the war, including Europe, North Africa, the Pacific, and China. Multiple choice questions are asked about specific details relating to countries involved, battles, ships, generals, and operations. Correct answers are provided along with short explanations of context.
The document provides an overview of the Canadian Air Force's Air Power History Tour for 2022, honoring those who served in 1942, and emphasizes that as members they should focus on honoring veterans, educating the public about aviation history, and inspiring future generations through their work with historical aircraft and interactions with the public. It stresses professionalism, safety, and supporting the mission to honor the sacrifices of the past and preserve aviation heritage.
A portfolio of my creative work, contributions, and projects as an employee of Dallas College, member of professional associations, volunteer with non-profit organizations, and for personal enjoyment.
Squadron D-Day Quiz - with no transition effectsKonley Kelley
- Adolf Hitler declared war on the United States on December 11, 1941, which was considered one of his key mistakes as the US would have likely joined the war against Germany eventually but he gave them cause to focus more initially on the war in Europe.
- The Normandy coast of France was selected as the site for the Allied invasion on D-Day, known as Operation Overlord. The city of Caen, which was supposed to be captured by British and Canadian troops on D-Day, actually took months to capture due to strong German resistance.
- The temporary harbors constructed after the beachheads were secured on D-Day were called Mulberry Harbors. Omaha Beach had the highest casualties of the beaches
The document is a quiz about key details related to Operation Overlord and the D-Day landings during World War 2. It contains over 30 multiple choice or short answer questions testing knowledge of planning, execution details, key figures, locations, units involved, objectives, challenges, and outcomes of the largest seaborne invasion in history on June 6, 1944 when Allied forces landed in Normandy, France to liberate German-occupied Western Europe. The questions cover topics like which beaches were targeted, weather conditions, casualties, equipment used, strategic decisions made, and more.
Crossing the California High Sierras with Marmot BobKonley Kelley
This document is a photo memoir by Robert H. Kelley spanning 60 years of experiences hiking and backpacking in the High Sierras region of California. It features photographs from Kelley and others of trails, wildlife, fishing, lakes, and camping scenes. The memoir includes brief descriptions of places like Marcella Lake, known for its haunting sounds and good fly fishing, and Rose Marie Meadows, surrounded by large granite shelves and lush meadows flowing into lakes. The memoir expresses gratitude to family and friends who joined Kelley on journeys through the High Sierras over the past 60 years.
A portfolio of my creative work, contributions, and projects as an employee of Dallas College, member of professional associations, volunteer with non-profit organizations, and for personal enjoyment.
A portfolio of creative work and projects with my direct involvement as an employee of Dallas College, member of professional associations, volunteer with non-profit organizations, and for personal enjoyment.
A portfolio of creative work and projects with my direct involvement as an employee of Dallas College, member of professional associations, volunteer with non-profit organizations, and for personal enjoyment.
Crossing the California High Sierras with "Marmot Bob"Konley Kelley
This document is a photo memoir by Robert H. Kelley spanning 60 years of experiences hiking and backpacking in the High Sierras region of California. It features photographs from Kelley and others depicting trails, wildlife, fishing, flowers, trees, meadows, lakes, and camping in areas such as the John Muir Wilderness, Bear Creek, and Rose Marie Meadows. The memoir provides scenic descriptions of places like Marcella Lake and recounts Kelley's appreciation for time spent in nature with family and friends.
Robert "Marmot Bob" Kelley took his last backpacking trip with his son Konley Kelley, grandson Kurtis Kelley, and friends Evan Serpa and Jake Martin to Apollo Lake from July 26-31, 2014. The group hiked along Bear Creek, passed double waterfalls, reached a granite shelf after climbing 300 steps, and set up camp at Kip Camp with luxuries. They continued on the John Muir Trail, crossed creeks in crocks, and made an emergency camp as daylight ran out before reaching their destination of Apollo Lake at 10,600 feet, with its year-round glacier, where they enjoyed the views before Marmot Bob said his farewells.
This document provides information about the Consolidated B-24 Liberator heavy bomber that was widely used in World War II. It discusses the design requirements and production of the B-24, describes some of its missions like the Ploesti oil refinery raid, and profiles the various crew positions. It also provides details about a specific B-24 (serial number N24927) known as "Diamond Lil", including its early career, restoration, and current operation giving ride flights to educate the public.
Part Two of a presentation about "FIFI", the World's Only Flying B-29 Superfortress. Part Two - "FIFI's History" Presenters: Keville Miller and Konley Kelley (Oct 2011)
Part One of a presentation about "FIFI", the World's Only Flying B-29 Superfortress. Part One - "B-29 History" Presenters: Keville Miller and Konley Kelley (Oct 2011)
Rare color pictures of "Rosie the Riveter"Konley Kelley
Scientists have discovered a rare color-changing octopus off the coast of Australia. Known as "Rosie," this octopus changes color from bright pink to pale blue depending on its mood. This newly discovered color-changing ability could help researchers better understand camouflage and communication in octopuses.
The staff and instructors at Richland College's Garland Campus express gratitude for the opportunity to help students succeed in the past year. They wish students happy holidays and look forward to partnering with students to help them excel in 2022 through developing their intelligence, skills, freedom and ability to achieve their goals.
The staff and instructors at Richland College Garland Campus wished everyone peace, joy, health, happiness, and prosperity in the new year in their seasonal greetings. They expressed pride in their community and looked forward to serving the community in 2011.
This document discusses frequently asked questions (FAQ) about contract training programs at community colleges. It covers questions in several categories, including job duties and staffing, marketing and sales, customers, vendors and products, instructors, pricing, competition, performance goals, and resources. The objectives of the session were to help those new to contract training and discuss challenges facing such programs. Attendees then broke into small groups to identify the top internal and external challenges and share best practices to overcome them.
How to Manage Your Lost Opportunities in Odoo 17 CRMCeline George
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1. 1:72 Scale Model 3D Model
MODELING
Finished 3D Model
RENDERING
RESEARCH
TEXTURE MAP
3/1/21
A presentation by a scale and
3D modeler who loves history
3. Agenda
• What is 3D modeling and where do
you see it in popular culture
• 3D modeling step-by-step / project
case studies
• What and who inspires my art
• My best work and some history
lessons along the way
Outcomes
• Learn how 3D is featured in our
media, movies, television and games
• Plan and implement a 3D project
• Get a look at the software used by
the presenter
• Planes, tanks and ships - WWII history
lessons using 3D models
4. Modeling history honors heroes
Yeah, we have our
comic book heroes…
Want to see my
3D Avenger?
5. A real-life hero
President George H. W. Bush
U.S. Navy TBF-1 Avenger
Pilot-LT (jg) George Bush
USS San Jacinto, CVL-30
58 Combat
Missions
128 carrier
landings
in WW2
*by age 20
41st US
President
(1989-1993)
1:48 TBF-1 Avenger
3D model
6. 3D in movies Can you name the movies?
Industrial Light & Magic (ILM), Digital Domain, WETA Digital
1991
2009
42. Fletcher at “Doolittle Raid”
With Jimmy Doolittle’s Co-Pilot, Lt. Col. Dick Cole on June 22, 2013
Doolittle Raid April 18, 1942
43. 1:48 Doolittle Raider
signed by Dick Cole
Mark Twain bombsight Dick Cole in co-pilot’s seat
Broomsticks for tailguns
Japanese friendship medals
attached to the bombs
45. MIDWAY (2019)
State of the
art SFX,
true stories
Midway veteran,
John Hancock
WOD 2019
+
46. Charlton Heston as “Matt Garth”
MIDWAY (1976)
Now just wait a minute, Tiger…
What MIDWAY did you like better?
Huge cast, focus only on BOM, actual
combat footage, John Williams score.
SENSURROUND
+
58. T-shirt and DFW Wing R4D
R4D in 3D
CAF DFW Wing
www.dfwwing.com
59. U-Boat sunk in Gulf of Mexico
U-166
Sunk 45 miles off the coast of Louisiana
July 30, 1942
“Operation Drumbeat” 400 ships sunk first 8 months of WW2
Sunk Robert E. Lee (passenger freighter w/407 people)
Spies/Shipping off US East Coast and Gulf of Mexico
108. “Sahara” 1943 film
starring Humphrey Bogart
Honey, I
have two
model kits.
Let’s both
build a scale
model M3
Lee tank!
Today’s contemporary Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson?
122. Ploesti Raid
August 1, 1943
One third (53) aircraft lost / 310 aircrew killed, 108 captured
Five Medal of Honor* recipients (3 posthumously)
*Most for any single air action in USAF history
SSgt. Robert Phillips
B-24 Top Turret Gunner
343rd BS/98th BG
123. Monogram 1:48 B-24J Liberator
Robert in WWII
“Grumpy” in 3D
“Grumpy” for my friend
Robert Phillips
125. Crew 713 – Alex Mena
Nemesio Mena
Radio Operator
“The Irishman's Shanty”
492nd Bomb Group
Scale and 3D model
“The Irishman’s Shanty”
Alex Mena
Filmmaker
www.crew713.com
“Lil” banner w/Crew 713 picture/story
147. B-29 “GOIN’ JESSIE” in 3D
1st. Lt. Charles Chauncey, B-29 AC/Pilot
“Needs some little friends”
1st Lt. Charles Chauncey
35 Missions
5th BS/9th BG
*Awarded Distinguished Flying Cross
148. “GOIN’ JESSIE” w/Little Friends
3rd Place
Major James Tapp
78th FS “Bushmasters”
*First ace over Japan
April, 1945
150. That’s the end of our “tail” for now.
Thanks for being a great audience.
Learn a new hobby and
“Keep Em’ Modeling!”
Q&A
konartist@verizon.net
www.shortfuse3d.com
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