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From: Quora Digest To: jeevacation@gmail.com Subject: During the major tank vs tank battles in both gulf wars, were American tanks hit ofte...? - Quora Date: Sun, 17 Jul 2016 16:10:13 +0000 Quora Top Stories from Your Feed Your Quora Digest During the major tank vs tank battles in both gulf wars, were American tanks hit often (regardless if it penetrated or not) by the main gun of opposing Iraqi tanks? _,Gr Greg Rock eg 380.6k views Speaking as a tank gunner with Delta Co., zd Tank Battalion, zd Marine Division during Desert Storm: yes. The tungsten penetrators on Soviet SABOT rounds-- even those fired by Iraqi T-72, which were the top of the line as for as tanks exported by the USSR and China, did little more than ding up the paint. Shaped-charged explosive anti- tank ordnance fared little better. And that was if they co... Read More >> Do police officers, fire engine, ambulance drivers face charges if they use their light and siren without there actually being an emergency? Michael DeBusk, Healthcare Security Officer, Hypnotist. Neuro- i i Linguistic Programmer ch—ae 172.3k views While I was working an ambulance, one of the guys on the opposite shift decided he didn't feel like waiting in a traffic jam. He turned on the light bar, drove on the shoulder around the jam, pulled back onto the road, turned the light bar off, and continued driving. A cop pulled him over and took his info and said, "your boss has until Monday to call me and explain why what you just did was O... Read More » EFTA00668106 What do professional developers think of online programming courses such as Codecademy or Code School? lotto, Song Zheng, Developer ng 261.8k views lit 90% of the people who use Codecademy and Codeschool to try to learn coding fail. This is because 90% of people who turn to Codecademy and Codeschool are learning programming for the sake of learning how to code. This is why you will not be hired if you list Codecademy and/or CodeSchool badges on your resume. The other io% of people who use Codecademy or Codeschool become successful developers ... Read More What is Tokyo like compared to London? Hi Hide Izumi de 172.8k views i. Tokyo's bigger. You drive out an hour from center city in London for an hour on M4 or M4o and you will be in lush Berkshire or Oxfordshire. You drive out for an hour from Ginza and you notice the buildings are getting a little shorter. 2. Public transport is gentler in London. You won't have something like ducks wandering into the tube tunnels and the train gets stopped for half an hour... Read More » What do poor people in America eat? saAs Ashley Trowel hley 119.3k views I lived in poverty for my entire childhood, in a small town in Louisiana. We had a household of 5 to 7 people at any given time with only 2 working adults and a third on fixed income. Nobody in my household had foodstamps but we all managed to get fat. Here's how. My grandma paid a monthly fee of $5 into the community center and got boxes from the local food bank that contained canned veggies (c... Read More » What are some mistakes you can make as a programmer that will get you fired immediately? I,- Joshua Gross, A great deal of interest in many things, and perhaps sail) I a bit too much education sh-ua 264.9k views EFTA00668107 I have to answer with two stories. The first is about an IT worker who, despite being completely and magnificently incompetent (he once told someone to pull pins out of a port on a modem, which doesn't even make sense), managed to finally get fired only after what started with him printing anime pornography on transparencies on a color printer while he was working, but that wasn't what he was f... Read More » Flying: What things should I look out for as a passenger on a commercial flight? _,Br Bruno Gilissen, Airline pilot. lino 267.9k views R. Wow. This could be a question with long long answers. But I'll just name one thing, since you mention the 737. Here's something that keeps me interested when I'm a passenger on a 737 and I'm able to stare over the wing: the vortex generators. I'm an Airbus pilot and Airbusses don't have them (with an interesting exception we'll get to soon) so I'm always staring at them over Boeing wings, e... Read More » Is it easier/better to raise a kid in Europe vs the US? a:71, Thomas Johnson, Former papermaker from Frostbite Falls, " } Minnesota. oma - 155.5k views Let's put it more simply: it is probably easier and better to raise a child in Finland than it is to do it in the USA. The Finns have created a unique and eminently successful educational system that starts long before the child goes to school at seven. They enter school with the ability to read and do numbers, both skills that will virtually prevent the level of failure we see in the US syst... Read More » Why don't chinese people attack the PLA with all their might and liberate themselves? t3o Bo Wang Wan 107.3k views lit This is an answer from the Chinese Quora, written by a PLA soldier. Translation: It was during the flood relief program in 2005, our military truck had just left the farewell reception after the program. The civilians started chasing down the trucks, throwing baskets of buns on the trucks, at the same EFTA00668108 time bursting into tears. They cried out as they ran, "Where can we meet you again?" I can still... Read More » Smart People: What books make you intelligent and clever? AKA Victoria Walton, artist ctori 300.6k views io Books Bill Gates Says Will Make You Smarter (Photo: Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images) On average, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates reads about 5o books every year. He's been a lover of reading since childhood, and he carries that with him today. On his personal blog, GatesNotes, he frequently reviews books he's read, including both fiction and nonfiction. Here are io books Mr. Gates found particula... Read More Read More in Your Feed Follow Quora on: jT Get the App for iOS and Android This email was sent by Quora (650 Castro Street #450. Mountain View. CA 94041). Choose which emails we send you through Email Settings or Unsubscribe. EFTA00668109