The Lesser-Known History of Famous Events
I am a full time Auditor at the Defense Contract Audit Agency and recent returning student at UNR to pursue my MBA. I completed my undergraduate degree in accounting with a minor in information systems (Cum Laude) in the Spring of 2021 and am excited to be returning to study at my alma mater.
When not working or studying I enjoy going on hikes, spending time with friends, and learning new history facts and stories from the web and YouTube. I truly enjoy learning new things about some of histories most influential events, and I hope to share my interpretations of such events with a new audience in the near future.
Hello everyone and welcome to a new one-part post on the first jet airliner, the De Havilland Comet, and how it paved the way for the jet age. In this post, we will go over the planes’ initial development, career, downfall, and ultimate impact and lessons learned for the aviation industry. At the end of…
Hello everyone and welcome to a new one-part post on the USS Texas and the incredible story of her D-Day attacks. This post will briefly touch on the USS Texas’s history but will mostly focus on her actions during D-Day. Finally, we will discuss where she is now. Without further ado let’s jump right in.…
Welcome everyone to the third and final part of this three-part blog post on famous ghost ships. Please read Part 1 and Part 2 before reading this post, now let’s get into the last story involving the infamous Mary Celeste. Beginning life in 1861 as the Amazon, the future Mary Celeste was launched on Spencer’s…
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