and a young pilot named ray brooks painted the name of his fiance's college on there, "smith college." and he had three previous airplanes so it's smith iv. and he goes into combat with this airplane. he scores one aerial kill and this particular spad 13, some other pilots in the same quad ron shoot down at least five more and so this is -- this pad is 13 flew with the first generation of american combat pilots. now ray brooks name this is airplane after his fiance's school and most people would name their airplane after their girlfriends themselves. but he made a conscious decision. he didn't want to have this airplane damaged sending it into the field and having the mechanic saying "ruthie is damage, we have to fix her." he wanted to keep her out of that situation and so he names it after her college. smith iv is in its 1918 camouflage but you also see along the fuselage and wingsover smith iv these small black squares that have german crosses on them and those represent bullet holes shot through the fabric from combat so these are small indications of this being a combat airplane a

now ray brooks flies it. he names this airplane after his fiance's school. and most people would name after their girlfriends themselves but he made a conscious decision. he want want this airplane damaged sitting it in the field and saying, ruth thee is damaged. we've got to fix her. he wanted to keep her out of the situation. so he names it after the college. smith iv is in its 1918 camouflage but see it along the fuselage and wings of smith iv the small black squares with german crosses on them and those represent bullet holes that are shot through the fabric from combat so there's a small little indications of this being a combat airplane and surviving. the squares would have been applied by ground mechanics in the field because there's no need to completely cover the airplane and one of the interesting advantages of a strut and wire braced fabric covered airplane is that if the bullet just goes through the fabric, it just passes through the other side. so all it needs to be is patched and that's what the job of the mechanic does. just the patch to resto

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many other things some of which were working on a project at brookings with the jpmorgan chase, atlanta call pleasure of codirecting with rayerno. there's been a lot of things france has done everything france partly has a ways to go in improving its domestic coordination but they are good to i remember back in the 1980s and 1990s a lot of colleagues were studying france for how to deal better with his terrorist threat because we started to see al-qaeda rising in the big 1990s. and france in many ways showed us the way on how to deal in real time with the kinds of threats to national territory that we, of course, experienced since been. so yes, there is a long way to go but again i would say that france is one of the leaders in this area along with the united states at this point. we need more countries like france and britain in the united states a number of continental european country to up their game. and france may need to consider a couple additional reforms like this concept of an national counterterrorism center. over all i am fairly impressed, even in these dark days how well we hold it together as the western alli

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