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This photo is called Raising the Flag at Ground Zero.It was taken on September 11, 2001 and it shows three firefighters raising the American flag at Ground Zero, following the terrorist attacks. It happened that the firefighters were White.One month later, the New York City Fire Department planned to make a statue based on this photo with Black, White, and Hispanic firefighters……Question: What if there were 4 ethnic dominant groups - including Chinese Americans for example - in America and not 3?This is no longer political correctness or incorrectness, this is historical counterfeit all day long.Best.

For the first year, JUST LEARN.Even if the firm specifies your role in a particular department, make sure you learn what's happening in other departments (planning, contracts, designing, site execution, quality control, quantity estimation, surveying, finance, accounts, branding etc.) as well. No one will stop you if you're working well in your profile, and trying to learn about other profiles.Mandatory thing to do irrespective to your profile is to visit the site, and make a note of progress in the site on daily basis.If you're feeling it difficult to understand anything at site, don't hesitate to ask your superiors/seniors at work.Remember that an experienced quality control lab assistant who probably is not educated, knows the processes and procedures related to concrete, and soil testing better than you. Acknowledge the fact. Sooner the better.Even if you know what you're doing doesn't make sense, JUST DO IT if your boss/Project Manager asks you to do so.Don't lose your cool if the working hours are draining your energy. For the first few years, it is important to work in such conditions. Once you pass that stage, you can face any kind of situation with ease.Don't think I making up some shit. You'll understand what I'm talking about once you start working.All the best.Thanks for asking.

No. By and large, nobody sufficiently high-ranking in the Allied commands to do something about it cared particularly much about the fate of the German civilians. There was no large scale evacuation operation undertaken by the Allies.What you’re thinking about is Unternehmen Hannibal.When the Red Army cut off East Prussia from rest of Germany, and the overrun of most of Germany and the violence to accompany it became not simply inevitable but imminent, the Kriegsmarine acted.By order of Großadmiral Karl Dönitz, Germans began a mass evacuation from all ports under danger: from the harbors of East Prussia all the way to the Kurland Pocket. Generaladmiral Oskar Kummetz commanding most of Germany’s Baltic naval strength, and Vizeadmiral Konrad Engelhardt who was the head of the Kriegsmarine’s merchant shipping and transport department, planned and ran the operation.The scale of the evacuation was colossal. More than one thousand merchant and civilian shipping of all sizes were involved: from tiny fishing boats to giant liners like Deutschland or Wilhelm Gustloff. Those were further bolstered by every still-floating warship in the Baltic: from torpedo boats to the heavy cruiser Admiral Scheer.The evacuation began on 23 January 1945, and lasted until after the German surrender. Up to one million civilians and 350.000 soldiers were evacuated from the doomed eastern ports to further west, in what was the largest long distance seaborne evacuation of history. 161 merchant vessels, most of them crammed with civilians and wounded soldiers, were sunk by Allied air attack or Soviet submarines over the course of the operation.SS Deutschland: a 20.000 GRT ocean liner, one of the many ships employed for the Hannibal evacuation.Of course, the nature of chaotic mass evacuation necessitated a ground component. It was critical to keep order in harbors for the evacuation to be carried out. The organizations of the Third Reich that were still organized and somewhat present in strength took up this role: especially further to the East it was most commonly Wehrmacht troops aiding in the ground phase of the evacuation, but all across the German-held harbors Allgemeine-SS and Waffen-SS personnel contributed greatly.