Dd 175 1: Fill & Download for Free

I currently fly helicopters for the Coast Guard and previously flew them in the Army National Guard. I also do some fixed wing general aviation flying. In the Coast Guard we frequently have to refuel away from home station in the course of doing search and rescue (SAR) missions, when repositioning an aircraft for a deployment/maintenance, and less frequently to stop somewhere and grab a bite to eat in conjunction with a training flight.If I have the option I always land at a civilian airfield over military one. Here are a few reasons why:Military airfields usually require a 24 hour prior permission request (PPR) when landing. Lots of my missions are reactionary and unscheduled, so there is no time or opportunity to get one. Most USAF bases require 24 hours notice to do lights out operations to the field, whereas if we want a civilian field to turn off the lights we just ask the tower to do it over the radio. We need the lights to be out to practice night vision goggle (NVGs) maneuvers.Lining up accommodations is way easier using a civilian fixed base operator (FBO). Even with no notice that we are landing most FBOs will be happy to send out an employee at anytime to provide fuel and can usually give us a loaner car and if needed arrange for a rental vehicle and hotel rooms. If we stop at a military base we have to make those arrangements on our own.Flight plans. To file a flight plan out of a civilian field I pull out my iPad, open the foreflight app, check the weather, plan the flight and file. At a military field I plan the flight on my app but I also have to fill out a DD 175 flight plan. This form hasn’t changed in over 30 years and it requires that I receive an official military weather briefing. So I have to arrange in advance for weather to be faxed/emailed or call up a military weather briefer who looks at the same info I can access on my IPad and tells me about it. These weather briefers are a huge help when deployed somewhere that doesn’t have any other options for weather forecasting but in the United States they are redundant. In order for me to give the DD 175 to base ops I have to have a military wx briefers initials. After I pass the completed form to base ops they will then call in my flight plan using a telephone and pass it to the tower. Jumping through the DD 175 hoop wastes at least 20–30 minutes of my time.It’s hard to do things that should be easy. Many years ago after picking up our aircraft from the port in Charleston we flew them over to the USAF base co-located at the Charleston airport. It was wintertime and the forecast was for below zero temps with 100% chance of precipitation. Not a good time for helicopters to be outside. It took over three hours to talk to all the proper people to arrange to move our six aircraft into a hanger. That base had enough empty hanger space accommidate 100 H60 helicopters but it had to go all the way up to a full bird colonel to get permission. The following day we were informed that we had to have a tow plan filed with base ops to get our aircraft removed from the hanger. I can understand the importance of this when moving large C-5s/C-17s, but for helicopters it’s absolutely silly. A few years later I found myself in a Charleston, this time across the ramp at the FBO, prepositioned to respond to a hurricane. The weather was forecast to be pretty bad, I talked to the lady at the FBO desk and it took five minutes to make arrangements to get us towed into the hanger.Hours of operation and access. An FBO will often stay open late or have an employee come out at 2 am to sell us a few hundred gallons of fuel because they make a profit off of it. Military bases are often closed on the weekends and have limited hours during the week.Food. FBOs are in many cases located closer to food options for lunch. Military bases don’t have many food options and it can be hard to get a vehicle from base ops. FBOs usually have loaner cars and if a bunch of military aircraft are coming in at the same time they will arrange food ahead of time provided you are getting plenty of gas. We never ask for free food and usually offer to pay, but the FBO always won’t take my money. It might have something to do with the $1500+ of Jet A per aircraft we just bought.I could add several more reasons…

The Indian Premier League(IPL), regarded as the world's most awaited and prestigious Twenty20 tournament,has begun with all blaze from April 7 at the at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai.Be prepared to get bewildered at some lesser-known facts about the cash-rich Indian Premier League:10. Zaheer Khan is the only player to feature in the very 1st match when he was a part of RCB and 500th IPL game when he was included in DD. :O9. Piyush Chawla bowled a no-ball after bowling 386 overs in IPL which took almost 8 years and it wasn’t until the IPL 2016 season when he did so. ^.^(Ironically, he has conceded more than 100 sixes during his IPL run ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ )8.Kieron Pollard(for MI) and AB de Villiers(for RCB), are the only two overseas players to play more than 100 matches for a single franchise. ๏_๏7.Ashish Nehra bowled the most economical spell in the IPL history (in 4 overs quota).He along with Fidel Edwards jointly share the exact same bowling figures. (~_^)Both conceded just 6 runs in their 4 overs. They both took 1 wicket and also bowled 1 maiden over.6.Dinesh Karthik, has held most number of catches collectively in all the seasons of the IPL. He has held 88 catches in 152 IPL appearances. ʕ•ﻌ•ʔHe also has 26 stumpings to his name.5.Sachin Tendulkar(in IPL 2010) and Virat Kohli(in IPL 2016), only Indians to win the Most Valuable Player award. (⌒o⌒)_/\_ Pay Homage to the legend,the GOD of Cricket,the Maestro,the Master Blaster,Sachin Tendulkar ❤4. Pat Cummins' 153 km/hr delivery remains the fastest IPL ball.The Aussie pacer Pat Cummins bowled the quickest delivery in the IPL while playing for the Delhi Daredevils in the 2017 edition of the IPL. (•ω•)3.Praveen Kumar has bowled most dots in IPL history.With as many as 1075 dot balls, Indian seamer Praveen Kumar leads the list across all ten editions of the tournament thus far. He has bowled 420.4 overs in his IPL career. ↖(^ω^)↗2.Harbhajan Singh has 13 IPL ducks to his name.The Indian classic off-spinner has 13 ducks to his name. This is the most by any player in the history of the tournament.(◐∇◐)And here comes the first and foremost fact,thanks to all for coping up with me.1.RCB holds the record for the highest and lowest total. (´⊙ω⊙`)RCB reached a mammoth score of 263/5 against the Pune Warriors India in the 2013 IPL. In a fierce assault on the Pune bowlers, Chris Gayle scored an unbeaten 175 and launched RCB to the highest ever IPL score.But the same team has the lowest total in the IPL history as well. In the 2017 IPL season, playing against the Kolkata Knight Riders, the RCB batting line-up was bowled out for just 49 runs. In that game, no RCB batsman was able to get into double figures, with Kedar Jadhav top scoring with 9 runs.That’s all for today,hope you all enjoyed it.P.S. - Please do upvote if you enjoyed,cause it really takes a lot amount of searches and time for finding a single picture of two different players from two different teams in a single frame.Thank you!Gaurav❤

5. Vidarbha Cricket Association (VCA) Stadium, Jamtha, NagpurAt Number 5 in this list of Top cricket grounds in India it VCA (Vidharba Cricket Association) stadium. Built in the Jamtha area of the city of Nagpur in Maharashtra in 2008, the VCA Stadium replaced the old VCA cricket ground as the main stadium in the city. It has a capacity of 45,000 and has played host to both Test and ODI matches.In terms of facilities, it is India’s best stadium – complete with world-class amenities for practice and training.Indian skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni holds the record for the highest individual ODI score on this ground when he made 124 against Australia in the 2009-10 season. South Africa’s Hashim Amla holds the same position in Tests – he made an unbeaten 253 against India in 2010-11.The stadium also featured four matches of the 2011 World Cup – with the game between England and the Netherlands proving to be a humdinger thanks to a magnificent century from Dutch all-rounder Ryan ten Doeschate.4. Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium, HyderabadAt Number 4 in this list of Top cricket grounds in India is Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium. Formerly known as the Visaka International Cricket Stadium, it is the principal stadium in the city of Hyderabad, and the home of the Hyderabad Cricket Association (HCA). It extends across 16 acres and is located in Uppal, an eastern suburb of the city.The two ends of the stadium are the Pavilion End and the North End – the latter was renamed the VVS Laxman End after the Indian middle-order batsman retired from international cricket. The ground is also home to the Sunrisers Hyderabad, an IPL franchise formerly known as the Deccan Chargers.With a capacity of 55,000, the stadium hosted its first international fixture in the form of an ODI between India and South Africa in November 2005. It also saw the maestro Sachin Tendulkar play a gallant innings of 175 in a 3-run defeat to the visiting Australians. He also completed his 45th ODI hundred with that knock, received his 60th ODI Man of the Match award and crossed the 17,000 run mark in ODIs in the same game.The ground has favoured both spin and pace, and India has recorded two innings defeats of Australia at the venue. Rookie batsman Cheteshwar Pujara scored his maiden Test hundred here, and off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin grabbed 12 wickets in the same match. Truly a remarkable stadium!3. Sawai Mansingh Stadium, JaipurKnown informally as the SMS stadium, this cricketing venue was built during the reign of Sawai Raja Man Singh II. It seats 30,000 people and is located at one corner of the Rambagh Circle in Jaipur.The stadium has hosted one Test match between India and Pakistan in 1987, witnessed by then-Pakistan President General Zia-ul-Haq as part of his Cricket for Peace initiative. The two subcontinent rivals also played the first ODI at this stadium in 1983, with India emerging the victor.The ground has also witnessed Mahendra Singh Dhoni’s blitzkrieg innings of 183 not out against the Sri Lankans in 2005-06. In the same season, a world-class cricket academy was built at a cost of INR 7 crore.2. Wankhede Stadium, MumbaiWith a capacity of 45,000, the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai was built as the result of a dispute between the Cricket Club of India (that owns the Brabourne Stadium) and the Mumbai Cricket Association over the allocation of tickets for matches. With the support of Shri S K Wankhede, a politician and the MCA secretary, this new stadium was erected near the famous Churchgate station – just in time for the final Test between India and the West Indies in 1975.Swing bowlers have revelled on this ground – especially in the earlier part of the day. Interestingly, red soil has been used to prepare the pitch, thus ensuring consistent bounce. Spinners have also had a fair amount of success – the 2004 Test between India and Australia ended within three days due to the crumbling wicket, resulting in an Indian win. With batsmen also joining the party, this pitch has proven to be a true cricketing track.Famous cricketing deeds at the ground include Ravi Shastri’s six sixes off Tilak Raj in the Ranji Trophy, the 2011 World Cup final which India won by six wickets, Vinod Kambli’s 224 against England in the 1992-93 Test and many more. It has been designated as the home ground for the Mumbai Indians in the IPL.1. Eden Gardens, KolkataWidely acknowledged as the most iconic of all the stadia in India, the Eden Gardens is the largest cricket ground in the country and the third-largest in the world in terms of capacity. It is the home of both the Bengal cricket team and the 2012 IPL champions Kolkata Knight Riders.Established in 1864, the stadium has undergone many renovations in order to achieve its current seating capacity of 66,349 – slightly less than its estimated 100,000. It is known for its large and very vocal crowds – as Sunil Gavaskar found to his cost, and never played there again.The 1996 World Cup semi-final also witnessed crowd disturbances, forcing match referee Clive Lloyd to award the game to Sri Lanka by default, and a similar scene occurred when Shoaib Akhtar apparently blocked Sachin Tendulkar from reaching the other end during a Test match, resulting in his run-out.However, the ground has also witnessed one of the greatest turnarounds in Test history – when VVS Laxman and Rahul Dravid forged an unbroken 376-run alliance, batting all day to deny Australia their record 17th win, eventually winning the series 2-1 in 2001. Harbhajan Singh, who took 32 wickets in that series, considers it to be his happiest hunting ground, while Kapil Dev took an ODI hat-trick against the Sri Lankans in 1991.Australia secured their first World Cup win on this ground, and both Laxman and Azharuddin have scored five centuries each here – just another glimpse of the iconic stature of this stadium.