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Milwaukee M18 FUEL 1/2" High Torque Impact Wrench with Friction Ring Kit 2763-22$429.00The M18 FUEL™ 1/2" High Torque Impact Wrench with Friction Ring Kit features the most powerful cordless wrench in its class, delivering up to 700 ft-lbs of maximum fastening torque, 1,100 ft-lbs of nut-busting torque and up to 2X more runtime. The POWERSTATE™ Brushless Motor outperforms competitors with constant power output, and the Milwaukee® designed impact mechanism delivers up to 700 ft-lbs of maximum fastening torque. The REDLITHIUM™ XC 4.0 Extended Capacity Battery Pack delivers more work per charge and more work over pack life than any other battery. It features an onboard fuel gauge to help you monitor the charge moreaccurately, so there's less downtime on the job. REDLINK PLUS™ Intelligence allows the operator to choose between 2 fastening modes with Milwaukee's proprietary DRIVE CONTROL™ feature and ensures maximum performance and protection from overload, overheating and over-discharge.Learn More
This 18-volt lithium-ion FUEL™ High-Torque Impact Wrench offers quick, tool-free socket changes with a 1/2" friction ring anvil. You'll get ultimate comfort during extended use with the new contoured soft grip. The kit includes 2 REDLITHIUM™ XC 4.0 Extended Capacity Battery Packs, a multi-voltage charger and a carrying case.
Milwaukee M18 Cordless Combo Kit 4-Tool Set 2696-24$399.99The Milwaukee® M18™ cordless 4-tool combo kit includes the 1/2in. hammer drill/driver, Sawzall® recip saw, 1/4in. hex impact driver and worklight. The M18™ cordless system's patented technologies and electronics, innovative motor design, and superior ergonomics provide the most efficient blend of power, weight and performance in the industry. Powered by Lithium-Ion, the M18™ cordless system delivers more torque, more power, and longer run time than the competition.
- (1) M18™ Compact 1/2" Hammer Drill/Driver (2607-20)
- (1) M18™ SAWZALL® Recip Saw (2620-20)
- (1) M18™ 1/4" Hex Impact Driver (2656-20)
- (1) M18™ LED Work Light (2735-20)
- (2) M18™ REDLITHIUM™ XC Extended Capacity Battery (48-11-1828)
- (1) M18™ & M12™ Multi-Voltage Charger (48-59-1812)
- (1) Contractor Bag
Cordless 1/2in. Hammer Drill/Driver
- Milwaukee 4-pole frameless motor
- Delivers 550 in.-lbs. of peak torque
Cordless Sawzall Reciprocating Saw
- Patented gear-protecting clutch and counterbalance system
- Durable, lightweight design
Cordless 1/4in. hex impact driver
- Delivers 2200 RPM
- Provides 1400 in.-lbs. of torque
- Offers 0–3200 IPM, providing more impacts for increased productivity
Cordless worklight
- Has fold-away hook for handsfree use
- 135° rotating head to direct light at work area
- DPM™ - Digital Power Management: Overload protection prevents damage to the tool and battery in abusive situations
- Compatibility: Works with M18™ XC High Capacity RED LITHIUM™ Batteries and M18™ Compact RED LITHIUM™ Batteries
- Voltage: 18V
- Battery: (2) M18™ XC High Capacity RED LITHIUM™ Batteries
- Charger: 1-Hour Charger
- Number of Tools: 4
- Carrier: Contractor Bag
Milwaukee Tool M18 Cordless LITHIUM-ION 6-Tool Combo Kit 2696-26
Regular Price: $629.00
Special Price: $599.99
The 2696-26 M18™ cordless LITHIUM-ION 6-tool combo kit includes the 1/2" Hammer Drill / Driver (2602-20), 1/4" Hex Impact Driver (2650-20), Sawzall® Recip Saw (2620-20), 6 1/2" Circular Saw (2630-20), 4-1/2" Cut-off / Grinder (2680-20) and Work Light (49-24-0171). The M18™ Cordless LITHIUM-ION System's patented technologies and electronics, innovative motor design, and superior ergonomics provide the most efficient blend of power, weight and performance in the industry. Powered by REDLITHIUM™ the M18™ cordless system delivers more torque, more power, and longer run-time than the competition.
- (1) 2602-20 M18™ 1/2" Hammer Drill Driver
- (1) 2650-20 M18™ 1/4" Hex Impact Driver
- (1) 2620-20 SAWZALL® M18™ Recip Saw
- (1) 2630-20 6-1/2" Circular Saw
- (1) 2680-20 4-1/2" Cut-Off Grinder
- (1) 49-24-0171 M18™ Work Light
- (2) 48-11-1828 M18™ XC High Capacity REDLITHIUM™ Batteries
- (1) 48-59-1801 1-Hour Charger
- General Purpose SAWZALL® Blade
- Contractor Bag
- M18™ Cordless 1/2" Hammer Drill / Driver with Milwaukee 4-Pole Frameless Motor delivers 525 in-lbs of peak torque, 0-550/0-1,700 RPM, & 29,000 BPM
- M18™ 1/4" Hex Impact with the Milwaukee 4-Pole Frameless Motor Delivers 1400 In-lbs of Torque
- M18™ Sawzall® Reciprocating Saw with Patented Gear-Protecting Clutch and Counter Balance Mechanism
- M18™ 6 1/2" Circular Saw Delivers 3,500 RPM with Magnesium Upper and Lower Guards for Maximum Durability
- M18™ 4-1/2" Cut-Off Grinder is the only cordless cut-off / grinder in the market to provide the user-preferred paddle switch for comfort and ease-of use when operating in various positions
- M18™ Work Light Provides a Fold-Away Hook for Hands Free Use and a 135-Degree Rotating Head to Direct Light at the Work Area
- DPM™ - Digital Power Management: Overload protection prevents damage to the tool and battery in abusive situations
- Compatibility: Works with M18™ XC High Capacity RED LITHIUM™ Batteries and M18™ Compact RED LITHIUM™ Batteries
Voltage 18V Battery (2) M18™ XC High Capacity RED LITHIUM™ Batteries Charger 1-Hour Charger Number of Tools 6 Carrier Contractor Bag
Milwaukee M18 Fuel 1/2" Hammer Drill/Driver Kit 2604-22$299.00
The M18 FUEL™ Hammer Drill/Driver is the most powerful 18-volt cordless hammer drill/driver in its class. This lightweight, versatile hammer drill/driver offers up to 10X longer motor life, 2X more runtime and 25% more power for maximum performance on the jobsite. The POWERSTATE™ Brushless Motor outperforms all leading competitors with constant power output, yet runs cooler with no wearable components. The REDLITHIUM™ Extended Capacity Battery Pack delivers more work per charge and more work over pack life than the competitors. The onboard fuel gauge helps you monitor the charge more accurately, so there's less downtime on the job. REDLINK PLUS™ intelligence ensures maximum performance and protection from overload, overheating and over-discharge.
The M18 FUEL™ Hammer Drill/Driver's all-metal ratcheting locking chuck provides maximum grip, bit retention and durability. The hammer drill/driver features 31,450 BPM for fast hammer drilling through masonry. A new contoured soft grip gives you ultimate comfort during prolonged use. The kit includes the new multi-voltage charger, so you can charge all M12 and M18 lithium-ion batteries with one charger.
- (1) M18 FUEL™ 1/2" Hammer Drill/Driver (2604-20)
- (2) M18™ REDLITHIUM™ XC 4.0 Extended Capacity Battery Pack (48-11-1840)
- (1) M18™ & M12™ Multi-Voltage Charger (48-59-1812)
- (1) Carrying Case
- (1) Side Handle
- POWERSTATE™ Brushless Motor: Delivers up to 725 in lbs of torque with maximum sustained torque to complete the toughest of applications
- REDLITHIUM™ Battery Technology: Superior pack construction, electronics, and performance deliver more work per charge and more work over pack life than any battery on the market
- REDLINK PLUS™ Intelligence: The most advanced system of cordless power tool electronics. Provides optimized performance and overload protection using total system communication between tool, battery and charger
- Volts: 18V
- Torque: 725 in lbs
- Speed: 2 Speed
- Chuck Type: 1/2" Metal Single Sleeve - Ratcheting Lock
- Metal Sleeve: Yes
- Ratcheting Lock: Yes
- On Board Fuel Gauge: Fuel Gauge on Battery
- LED Light: Yes
- Battery: REDLITHIUM™
- Batteries Included: (2) M18™ HIGH CAPACITY REDLITHIUM™ Battery Packs
- Charger: NEW M18™ and M12™ Multi-Voltage Charger
- Charge Time: 1 Hour
- Tool Length: 8.1 in
- Tool Weight (w/battery): 5.0 lbs
Milwaukee M18 FUEL Lithium-Ion 2-Tool Combo Kit 2797-22$399.00The 2797-22 M18 FUEL™ Cordless 2-Tool Combo Kit includes the M18 FUEL™ 1/2" Hammer Drill/Driver (2604-20) and M18 FUEL™ 1/4" Hex Impact Driver (2653-20). M18 FUEL™ features a POWERSTATE™ Brushless Motor, REDLINK PLUS™ Electronic Intelligence and REDLITHIUM™ Battery Technology, this results in longer motor life, more run time and more power. The POWERSTATE™ brushless motor works harder and lives longer than all leadingcompetitors, while reducing noise and cooling more rapidly to deliver years of maintenance-free performance. The Milwaukee REDLITHIUM™ XC4.0 Battery is the most durable pack on the market and provides up to 2X more run time than standard Lithium-Ion batteries. REDLINK PLUS™ Intelligence hardware and software is the world's most advanced system of cordless power tool electronics that will maximize performance and protect the user's investment.Learn More
Dewalt 20V MAX Premium 5-Tool Combo Kit DCK592L2$599.99
Product Features:
- DEWALT 20V Max Lithium Ion batteries offer longer tool runtime & enhanced durability
- No memory and virtually no self-discharge for maximum productivity and less downtime
- DCD985 20V MAX hammerdrill with patented 3-speed all-metal transmission and 1/2" all metal ratcheting chuck
- DCF885 20V MAX 1/4" impact driver features 3 LED lights with 20 second delay to provide visibility without shadows
- EnergyStar qualified charger for a better environment
Milwaukee M18 Cordless Lithium-Ion Compact Driver & 1/4" Hex Impact Driver Combo Kit 2691-22
Regular Price: $199.99
Special Price: $169.99
Since 1924, industry-leading Milwaukee Electric Tool Corp. has been producing the highest-quality, most-reliable, heavy-duty electric power tools and power tool accessories. This trusted leader brings you the ultimate M18 cordless 2-tool combo kit (2691-22). This set includes the Compact Driver (MWK-2601-20) and the 1/4" Hex Impact Driver (MWK-2650-20). Patented design, state-of-the-art 4-pole frameless motor, and user-friendly ergonomics make the M18 Cordless System an impressive series that maximizes both power and performance. Milwaukee has taken no shortcuts in producing this power kit. Each tool also features variable speed triggers, built-in LED illumination, battery fuel level gauges, and lightweight yet durable construction.
Milwaukee knows job sites can be brutal on a tool, so they have carefully designed these battery packs to be rugged and durable. Features include cell separators, welded frame, and recessed terminals. Over-molded housing and slide pack dual clips round out each battery pack's practical construction. A 30-minute battery charger completes the kit.
Innovative features, unmatched power, and exceptional runtime make the Milwaukee M18 Cordless Lithium-Ion Compact Driver and ¼" Hex Impact Driver Combo Kit essential for any job site. Arsenal comes complete with a sturdy carrying case and a handy belt clip.
Milwaukee M18 Lithium-Ion Compact Drill Driver
Rather than drilling pilot holes for ductwork or running wire and conduit, the Milwaukee M18 lithium-ion compact drill driver is the best and most powerful choice. With 24 clutch settings and delivering 400 in/lb. of torque, this driver is simply the most powerful in its class. Adjustable speeds range from a low speed RPM of 1-450 to the high speed RPM of 1-1,800. Weighing 5.3 pounds, measuring 5 ¾ inches, and featuring a convenient side handle, the M18 drill driver is both comfortable and compact. And with exceptional drill bit retention, it is easy to see why this driver is an easy choice for at-home handymen and professional builders alike.
Milwaukee's M18 ¼" Hex Compact Impact Driver
When you need to secure sheet metal screws or 5/8-inch and 3/4-inch pipe couplings or any other hex fastener, reach for Milwaukee's M18 ¼" Hex Compact Impact Driver. Though it weighs only 3.5 pounds, it packs major power and delivers 1,400 in./lb of torque and 0-3,200 IPM. Featuring 0-2,200 RPM, the Milwaukee driver is over 70% faster than the competition. Though the fastest, strongest, and most durable, this impact driver also features user conveniences. It includes one-handed bit-loading and, like the drill driver, it also has LED illumination for those tough jobs with poor lighting. And with twice as much run-time, you can maximize the power and minimize the downtime.
Red Lithium Compact Battery Packs
Powered by Milwaukee's high-capacity Red Lithium Compact Battery Packs (included), these tools boast longer run times and are, therefore, much more user-friendly. In 2005, Milwaukee introduced the first-ever lithium-ion charging system. Since, they have perfected the formula and have become an industry leader. Their optimal batteries, though 50% smaller and 65% lighter, are 30% more powerful than NiCd compact batteries. The convenient gauge tells users when the charge is running low. Just one more feature that reduces your unproductive downtime.
- (1) M18™ Compact 1/2" Drill Driver (2606-20)
- (1) M18™ 1/4" Hex Impact Driver (2656-20)
- (2) M18™ REDLITHIUM™ Compact Battery (48-11-1815)
- (1) M18™ & M12™ Multi-Voltage Charger (48-59-1812)
- (1) Contractor Bag
Key Features:
- 18V voltage
- Built-in LED illumination
- Powerful torque
- Battery fuel level gauges
- Adjustable speeds
- 5-year manufacturer's warranty
DeWalt 20v Max Lithium-Ion Bare Grease Gun DCGG571B$169.00
The DeWalt 20v Max Lithium-Ion Grease Gun DCGG571B battery powered grease guns are cordless and generate a high pressure lubricant for use on vehicles, machinery and industrial equipment.
Product Features:
- Grease Guns
- Battery Operated
- Maximum Operating Pressure (psi): 10,000.00
- Maximum Operating Pressure (bar): 689.00
- Capacity (oz.): 16.00
- Capacity (mL): 429.00
- Capacity (g): 400 (Cartridge)
- Hose Length (in): 42"
- Flexible Hose
- Continuous Flow Rate (ounces per minute): 5.00
- Includes Sholder Stap
- Fill Type : Cartridge/Bulk
*This is a bare tool and does not include the batteryLearn More
Milwaukee M18 Cordless Lithium-Ion 1/2" High Torque Impact Wrench w/ Friction Wring - Bare Tool 2663-20$169.00
The M18™ Cordless LITHIUM-ION 1/2" High Torque Impact Wrenches provide industry leading power in a compact size. Built with a Milwaukee® 4-pole motor and a powerful impact mechanism, the 2662-22 and 2663-22 deliver 450 ft-lbs of torque. A variable speed trigger provides speed control between 0-1900 RPM & 0-2200 IPM. The 2662-22 has a 1/2" anvil with detent pin to achieve superior socket retention, while the 2663-22 has a 1/2"anvil with friction ring for quick and easy one-handed socket changes.
- M18™ Cordless LITHIUM-ION 1/2" High Torque Impact Wrench w/Friction Ring - Bare Tool 2663-20
- Milwaukee® Designed Impact Mechanism: Delivers 450 ft- lbs of torque
- Compact Size Light Weight: 8-7/8" Length and 5.2 lbs
- Milwaukee® 4-Pole Frameless Motor: Delivers maximum run-time
- 1/2" Anvil w/Friction Ring: Provides quick and easy, one-handed socket changes
- Voltage: 18V
- Anvil Size: 1/2" Square
- Anvil Type: Friction Ring
- Torque: 450 ft-lbs
- Length: 8-7/8"
- Tool Weight: 5.2 lbs
DeWalt 20v Max Lith-ion Grease Gun Kit DCGG571M1$249.99
The 20V grease gun from DeWalt is a must have on any construction site, farm shop or mechanics shop. With the 10,000 max psi motor, this grease gun will power through clogged grease fittings without trouble. With a single 20V battery, you can get through 16 grease cartridges without having to stop. The bright LED light assists in those tough-to-see areas. The 42" hose allows you to get those hard-to-reach fittings with ease. This grease gun kit includes a battery and the charger.
- Powerful motor delivers 10,000 max psi to power through clogged grease fittings.
- High-volume pump pushes up to 5.0 oz/min high-flow applications.
- Up to 16 cartridges per charge with a single DEWALT 20V MAX Battery (4.0 Ah)
- Variable speed trigger offers precise control of the grease flow
- 42" extra-long and flexible hose designed for reaching hard to access grease fittings.
- Bright LED light assists in locating hard to see grease fittings in low-light situations
- Innovative pump filter screen prevents dirt and contamination from clogging the pump mechanism.
- Integrated no-mar foot design allows operators to rest the tool on flat surfaces
- Air-bleeder valve assists in pump priming after cartridge changes


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Southington's speeds — light speed, ridiculous speed, ludicrous speed, and plaid.
There's no secret as to what Avon High School is going to do on offense. It's going to have Colin Moore run. A lot.
Stopping Moore, or getting a hand on him, is another matter. The Coventry/Windham Tech/Bolton co-op found that out firsthand last Saturday. The senior running back ran 25 times for a school-record 293 yards and four touchdowns as the Falcons won, 35-15.
"He's the whole package," Avon coach Brett Quinion said. "I've coached guys with linear speed who were very fast and quick, but I've never coached anyone that's as tough as he is, as well as has quickness, balance and speed."
Moore ran 302 times last season for 2,206 yards. It ranks 16th all-time for the most single-season rushing yards in state history, according to the Connecticut High School Football Record Book.
Avon (2-0) ran 38 offensive plays Saturday, so Moore was responsible for almost 66-percent of the offense. He also took the direct snap on many plays.
"We run a lot of motion and stuff that defenses key on," Moore said. "We really get a lot of different looks, and our offensive line are horses. They give it all they've got on every play. I cannot say enough for what they do for me."
Left tackle Chappy Wingo (6-foot-4, 275 pounds), left guard Nick Rowe (6-3, 230), center Dan Rodrigues (5-11, 210), right guard Nick Taylor (6-3, 250), right tackle Ryan Rogers (5-11, 235) and tight end Stephen Griffin (5-11, 190) make up the Falcons offensive line.
Avon's défense also did its part in the win as it had a shutout through three quarters. The Patriots run the triple option, a difficult offense to prepare for, but their first team was held to 3.1 yards a carry.
"We spent the whole week on defense," Quinion said "We short-changed our offense in practice working on the D. We dissected every play of the option, every blocking scheme."
Linemen Luke Jalbert, Brett Polinsky (6-1, 280), Griffin and Rowe each had strong showings.
Junior Jimmy Murphy, a 5-6 outside linebacker, also put on a show as he seemed to be in on every play.
"He's amazing," Quinion said. "He's a 150-pound fireball. His motor is incredible. I've never seen anyone that has a motor like him. … To have him on the flanks is terrific."
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Derby (2-0, 0-0 NVL Brass) at No. 2 Ansonia (2-0, 0-0), today, 6:30 p.m.: The two Valley neighbors tangle for the 90th time.
Cheshire (2-0, 0-0 SCC D-I East) at Hand (2-0, 0-0), Friday, 7 p.m.: Man, the SCC D-I East is brutal.
Fairfield Prep (2-0, 0-0 SCC D-I West) at No. 1 Xavier (2-0, 0-0), Friday, 7 p.m.: Prep has won both its games 47-0. That ain't happening this week.
Hillhouse (1-1, 0-0 SCC D-II West) at Branford (1-1, 0-0), Friday, 7 p.m.: It's been a bad couple of days for Hillhouse. Last Friday, it lost last Friday to No. 3 Hand. Tuesday, head coach Tom Dyer was given a two-day suspension without pay for his role in the school's grade-tampering scandal. So, yeah, the Academics have some frustration to work off. Branford shouldn't be in a much better mood. It turned it over at the Cheshire 14, 30 and 34 in last Friday's 20-0 home loss.
Manchester (2-0) at Simsbury (2-0), Friday, 7 p.m.: Both already have a "WE'RE FOR REAL" win. Manchester beat Class LL quarterfinalist Hall in Week 1, 34-21. The Trojans blanked Class LL quarterfinalist Conard last Saturday, 21-0.
No. 6 West Haven (2-0, 0-0 SCC D-I East) at Notre Dame-West Haven (1-1, 0-0), Friday, 7 p.m.: The battle for West Haven supremacy. It's also the state's fiercest football rivalry.
Fitch (2-0, 1-0 ECC Large) at Norwich Free Academy (2-0, 1-0), Saturday, 1 p.m.: NFA's starters haven't played much after thrashing two struggling programs. Now it's playing Fitch and Ledyard in back-to-back weeks. Neat.
St. Joseph (1-1, 1-0 FCIAC East) at Darien (2-0, 1-0), Saturday, 1:30 p.m.: St. Joseph is better than its record shows, having given No. 3 Staples fits in Week 1. On paper, Darien looks like an FCIAC title contender.
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Norwich Free Academy junior defensive back Miles Joyner has gone from the junior varsity to an impact player on varsity.
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East Catholic has the word "PRIDE" across the back of its jerseys above the numbers. There's been a lot of pride around the Eagles lately after some tough seasons. They hung on to beat Avon on Saturday, 22-20, one of their best...
Norwich Free Academy was forced out of nescessity to have junior quarterback Jawaun Johnson literally carry the offense during last Friday's 20-13 season-opening win over Waterford.
Windsor returned half of its CIAC Class L-Small championship team and was expected to dominate again this season. Instead, the Warriors had to shake off a suprisingly sluggish start (ALLITERATION) to beat Bristol Central last Saturday, 26-12.
Montville High School's veteran — and burly — offensive line took the pressure off their new starting backfield in Friday's 12-7, season-opening win over Stonington.
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Date: Wednesday, September 08, 1999 11:11:59 AM
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The report at the following URL presents evidence
NEVER BEFORE SEEN on the Internet from the much-
discussed FLIR video taken over Waco, Texas.
This evidence, covered briefly in Mike McNulty's
award-winning documentary "Waco: The Rules of
Engagement" and corroborated by expert testimony,
establishes beyond a reasonable doubt that the
fire that engulfed the Mount Carmel Center in
Waco, Texas, was started by the U.S. Government.
This evidence is not being discussed on TV, but,
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Friday, September 3, 1999
FBI Tape Contradicts Testimony on Cult Siege
Inquiry: Revelation that agent approved use of flammable munitions in
Branch Davidian tragedy increases pressure for full congressional
hearings. Reno plans to name outside investigator.
By ERIC LICHTBLAU, RONALD J. OSTROW, Times Staff Writers
WASHINGTON--An FBI tape recorded at the Branch Davidian disaster six
years ago revealed Thursday that the special agent in charge gave the
go-ahead to fire pyrotechnic munitions at a concrete bunker.
Federal authorities released the audio-video tape in an effort to
calm the growing controversy over why the FBI falsely denied for six
years that it had used pyrotechnic devices on the final day of the
51-day siege of the cult's compound near Waco, Texas. But the
tape--which indicates that a senior FBI official made the decision to
use "hot" tear gas canisters--seems likely only to trigger questions
about what higher authorities knew about that day's deadly events.
The special agent, Richard M. Rogers, later sat behind William S.
Sessions, then director of the FBI, as he testified before Congress that
no flammable munitions had been used that day.
"It's definitely one more thing we want to look at. And we want to
find out whether [the decision] goes even higher," said a Senate
Republican source.
Indeed, even as Justice Department officials confirmed that Atty.
Gen. Janet Reno plans to appoint an outside investigator to pursue the
matter, Republican lawmakers stepped up their demands for full
congressional hearings. A House committee on Thursday issued subpoenas
to the White House, the FBI and the Justice Department, among others,
demanding access to all material related to the Branch Davidian tragedy.
The controversy over the disaster--which claimed the lives of
nearly 80 people on April 19, 1993--resurfaced as a political
controversy last week when the FBI first acknowledged that its agents
may have used pyrotechnic devices several hours before the compound went
up in flames.
The acknowledgment has damaged the credibility of Reno and other
senior law enforcement officials, who have denied for six years that
agents used any flammable materials that day. And it has bolstered the
cause of activists in Texas and elsewhere who have charged for years
that government agents were responsible for starting the blaze in which
cult leader David Koresh and many of his followers died.
Law enforcement officials said Thursday that the newly released
tape, including aerial shots of the compound, should confirm that the
tear gas canisters fired by the FBI did not start the fire that broke
out about four hours later.
"Everyone realizes the urgency in getting this information out
there so the public can see what it shows--and what it doesn't show,
which is just as important," said one law enforcement official who asked
not to be identified. "The tear gas had nothing to do with the fire."
The aerial footage includes audio from radio transmissions between
FBI supervisors on the ground on the morning of April 19. The key
portion released Thursday centers on the decision to fire military tear
gas canisters at a concrete bunker a few dozen yards from Koresh's
wooden compound, which later erupted in flames. The FBI wanted to use
tear gas in the underground bunker to prevent Koresh or any of his
followers from using it as an escape route.
Reno has said she was assured when she approved the use of tear gas
against Koresh and his followers that no incendiary devices would be
used. She did not want to start fires that would endanger the lives of
the several dozen children inside the compound.
But the recording details the decision to use pyrotechnic
munitions, as two FBI agents--Rogers, special agent in charge of the
hostage rescue team, and Stephen P. McGavin, a supervisor for the
team--discuss ways of getting gas canisters inside the bunker.
About 7:48 a.m., Rogers asked McGavin if an agent could penetrate
the bunker, according to an FBI transcript.
"Ten-four. He thinks he can get into position with relative safety
utilizing the track for cover and attempt to penetrate it with military
rounds," McGavin answered, referring to the pyrotechnic tear gas
"Roger. Of course, if there's water underneath, that's just going
to extinguish [the tear gas canisters], but you can try it," Rogers
"Ten-four. Copy. He can try it?" McGavin asked.
"Yeah, that's affirmative," Rogers answered.
Rogers could not be reached for comment Thursday. He is no longer
with the FBI.
He was removed as head of the agency's hostage team because of his
role in the controversial 1992 siege of a white separatist's cabin at
Ruby Ridge, Idaho. He was one of the officials who authorized a change
during that operation in the FBI's standard policy of not shooting to
kill unless fired upon.
One of three people slain in the Ruby Ridge siege was an unarmed
woman shot by an FBI sniper.
FBI spokesman John Collingwood said that the decision to use the
pyrotechnic canisters at the Branch Davidian compound appears to have
been "outside the clear understanding that the attorney general had."
The "$64,000 question," as one FBI official said, is determining
who knew that pyrotechnics were used and why that information has come
to light only in the last week.
Nine days after the fire, Rogers was one of several agency
officials who accompanied Sessions as he testified before the House
Judiciary Committee.
Sessions said repeatedly in his testimony that the FBI had
carefully chosen "nonflammable" tear gas. "It will not start or
contribute to a fire," Sessions said.
Collingwood said that one of the issues in the upcoming
investigation likely will be whether Rogers realized that Sessions'
testimony may have been false.
Because the tape indicates that Rogers' decision to use
pyrotechnics was made quickly at the scene, "contemporaneous with the
events," Collingwood said, "it's not inconceivable that he did not
remember. . . . We're not taking a position on that."
Another key question is whether senior Justice Department and FBI
officials listening to sporadic radio communications from a command post
in Washington were able to hear the discussion about the use of the
military tear gas canisters.
Collingwood said dispatches that could be heard in Washington were
only intermittent. And Reno's chief spokesman at the time, who was at
the command center for six hours that day and took extensive notes on
what he heard, said in an interview that he does not recall any mention
of the use of pyrotechnics.
Instead, when Koresh and his followers began firing some 300 rounds
from the compound, "the [FBI] leadership was proud of the fact" that
agents did not fire back. "That was the running theme through the six
hours," said Carl Stern, the former Reno spokesman.
* * *
Times staff writer Edwin Chen contributed to this story.
Copyright 1999 Los Angeles Times. All Rights Reserved
Center for Reform
By John Culbertson
In the continuing investigation into recent revelations surrounding the
tragic events at Waco, FRONTLINE has obtained information that
clearly shows the United States Army Special Operations Command had
a long and highly involved role in the Federal law Enforcement actions
against the Branch Davidians near Waco, Texas.
Documents obtained by FRONTLINE show involvement of the US Military
as early as December 17, 1992 in the planning of the raid on the Branch
Davidian compound.
An ODA, or Operational Detachment Alpha or in popular parlance a hand
picked "A" team known as ODA 381 from the United States Army Special
Operations Command located at Ft. Bragg, North Carolina received orders
to proceed to Texas in order to participate in training BATF agents at
Hood at the MOUT or Military Operations in Urban Terrain site.
The ODA is not a normal component of Joint Task Force Six and planning
documents indicate that USASOC had concerns regarding the legality of
the proposed mission.
The order known as "FRAGO "E" to OPORDER JT002-93 is dated February
14, 1993. "FRAGO" is a term that stands for Fragmentary Order. The US
military defines FRAGO as "A FRAGO provides brief, specific, and timely
instructions without loss of clarity, FRAGOs contain changes or
information of immediate concern. These orders may be written or oral.
The FRAGO will be issued to change an order that has already been
FRAGO "E" was issued to the detachment of at least 8 known soldiers who
were operating under an OPORDER or Operational Order that had been
issued in December of 1992. The order does not instruct the detachment
members to take part in the assault on the Davidian Compound and
it cautions the members of the detachment to follow the Rules of
Engagement with respect to interfacing with BATF agents with
extreme care.
However a line on page one provides ample illustration as to the very
different missions of the US Military and US Law Enforcement.
Under item 1. "Situation" is line "a." which reads: "Enemy Forces:
"Enemy Forces" is the key term here, it is what the military is all about.
In the simplest of terms an army goes out to face the enemy and kill or be
killed, that is war. It is dangerous, it is the ultimate in many ways and
in the outcome people die.
Law enforcement however is a much more complex task, there is no room in
our system for "Enemy Forces", the Constitution does not protect the
rights of the enemy, it protects the rights of the accused or in modern
day terminology the suspect. When a law enforcement agent goes out to
a suspect he may well be on the receiving end of treatment from someone
who wants to be his or her enemy, but in spite of what the suspect wants
to dish out, in the eyes of the law he is still a suspect. This is what
makes the job of law enforcement tough, and yet so very important to our
way of life. When you cross the line, people die.
The United States Army Special Operations Command was very sensitive to
this mission and documents show many concerns were raised about the
involvement of USASOC in the operation. A hand written fourth page of the
FRAGO "E" cautions detachment members not to get on camera as BATF had
apparently arranged for a film crew to record the mission. The order
instructs the detachment members to "make sure this is up front with film
crew, not ATF." Members are also instructed to "support ATF anyway you can
within your ROE (Rules OF Engagement) and sustainment capabilities.
According to statements of detachment members and reports filed with
USASOC the ODA arrived at Ft. Hood on February 22, 1993 and left in two
parties on February 27, 1993 and February 28, 1993. The order called for
the ODA to EXFIL or exit via UH60-L Blackhawk helicopters on February 27,
Six members of the eight man detachment left in helicopters on February
27, 1993 according to reports filed with USASOC. Four members then left in
two rental vans on February 28, 1993 according to the mission commanders
report, but this raises questions as to the actual events and mission.
According to the FRAGO "E" order ODA 381 was composed of eight persons.
Reports filed after the mission indicate that ten persons were involved
with ODA 381. It is known from reports that the Company Commander from Ft.
Bragg arrived via commercial airline on February 24, 1993 but it is not
clear if he was a passenger on one of the Blackhawks, he does not indicate
whether this is so in his report. There has been speculation that the
mission requirements changed midstream and that some members of the ODA
also known as MTT might have been present at the initial raid n the Branch
Davidian complex.
USASOC had expressed reservations about the type of mission that was being
planned and the possible legal and liability issues that such a mission
posed. A fax cover sheet for a draft message to be sent to Joint
Task Force Six regarding these issues a handwritten note expressed
concerns and to "reinforce SOF resistance to potential "CHEATING" which
seems to recur @ JTF-6."
It is clear from the documents that FRONTLINE has examined so far that the
Branch Davidian mission was controversial at best within USASOC. FRAGO
"E" was the result of continual lobbying and mission redefinition on the
part of BATF Headquarters and Joint Task Force Six.
In an after action report detailing Special Operations Forces Involvement
in the mission (JT002-93) the BATF had asked for a much larger involvement
of US Military forces including SOT/CQB (Special Operations Tactics/Close
Quarter Battle) training, Bradley fighting vehicles, on site medical
evacuation assistance and assistance in planning. All of these items are
clear violations of the Posse Comitatus Act.
The document also states: "Legal reservations caused request to be
downscoped to MTT (Mobile Training Team) training in company level
tactical C2 (Command and Control), Medical Evacuation Training, IV ABC's,
assistance with range and MOUT sites." The BATF eventually received small
arms training as a part of this operation including hand guns, sub
machine guns and sniper rifles.
The most telling part of this document comes in the statement of the
"Possibility that drug-connection was overstated to secure cost-free SOF
training and assistance. No mention of drugs in public media."
Perhaps the most profound observation of the entire exercise comes from
this document as well, "AS A GENERAL PRINCIPLE, WHAT SOF DO DOES NOT LEND
Thursday, September 9, 1999
Waco: a sickening failure of American journalism
by Alexander Cockburn
Creators Syndicate
THE ashes of the murdered Branch Davidians and their children - about 80
of them, though we can't be sure - were still glowing as almost all the
nation's major news institutions rousingly endorsed the decision of
Attorney General Janet Reno and her boss, President Clinton, to give the
FBI (and, as it turned out, the Delta Force) the go-ahead for an
operation that ensured massacre.
It was one of the great failures of American journalism, one of the most
sickening, one of the most predictable and one of the most revealing.
Liberals, by and large, were worse than conservatives in giving Reno a
vote of confidence.
To this day, I meet progressive types who devote many of their waking
hours to activities designed to save Mumia abu Jamal, who didn't give a
toss about the Branch Davidians and their terrible slaughter by the
federal government, and who still don't.
Use the word "cult," and both reason and moral judgment enter recess. So
now comes further proof of the lies, deceptions and cover-ups of the
FBI, and how do the big press pooh-bahs react? Do they make forthright
confession that they bought a cover-up and tried to sell it to the
American people, many of whom steadfastly continued to believe that the
government was lying and that an infamy had been perpetrated?
Here's Ted Koppel, the night of Sept. 1, discussing the seizure by
federal marshals of tapes of FBI hostage "negotiators" discussing the
use of pyrotechnic grenades the morning of the Waco raid:
". . . The credibility of the FBI, which probably did tell the truth
about most of what happened, that credibility is badly damaged, while
the credibility of conspiracy theorists, who tend to be wrong about most
of what they've spun together about Waco, their credibility is newly
enhanced. It is on these two fronts that the greatest damage has been
In this repellent passage, Koppel defines his career role as flack for
state power. For him, the issue is not that an agency of government
appears to have planned mass murder, exactly as the so-called
"conspiracy nuts" first conjectured, then proved. For him, the issue is
the credibility of the state. For the liberal elite - in whose ranks
most so-called conservatives can be numbered - this is always the issue.
Koppel was scarcely alone. Here's a CBS broadcast of Sept. 2:
"For years now, the disaster near Waco has been exhibit No. 1 for many
who have deep distrust of the American government. From conspiracy sites
on the Internet to documentary films, Waco has provided a focus for
those who see the government as the enemy. And now they say there is
proof the government has been lying, reports CBS News Correspondent John
" `This is just fodder for the conspiracy theorists,' says psychologist
Margaret Singer. She says this is just what the militia movement needs
to say, `We told you so.' . . . Many are certain to see this as
government out of control.
" `The anti-government movement, the militia, hate groups are absolutely
going to get a boost out of this, and I think it's really a tragedy for
that reason,' said Mark Potok of the Southern Poverty Law Center. At one
time, conspiracy theorists may have been viewed as eccentrics far out on
the fringe, but then Timothy McVeigh drove a truck full of explosives to
Oklahoma City, and we all discovered just how dangerous it can be when
people stop trusting the government."
As with Koppel, the problem for these CBS broadcasters is not one of
overweening and murderous government (entirely in control), but of
potential sedition. Anything that disturbs popular torpor is tactically
inept. Accomplices in the great and ongoing Cover-up of Everything that
Really Matters - the central mission of the Fourth Estate - they tremble
for Power, whenever Power is displayed in an undignified or unappetizing
light. It's why they thought Clinton should resign over the Lewinsky
The film "Waco, A New Revelation," whose disclosures about the
pyrotechnic devices provoked the current storm, has had the benign
effect of discrediting the FBI and the Department of Justice and its
chieftain, but in the end, it may permit the FBI to recoup by saying
that the target of the pyrotechnic devices was just an outhouse, and
that these same projectiles never struck the main building in which the
Branch Davidians were sheltered.
As Dan Gifford, executive producer of the earlier "Waco: The Rules of
Engagement," pointed out on Sept. 3, "No national news organization is
saying anything at all about the government's careful prepping of the
Davidian building to burn, nor its machine-gunning of the Davidians in
the burning building that is so clearly shown in the FBI's own aerial
surveillance video that is included in `Waco: The Rules of Engagement.'
One riposte of the state to the latest Waco disclosures is to emphasize,
as did CBS's Blackstone, that those who mistrust government are by
definition subversive, dangerous and possibly homicidal, and therefore
deserving of incineration. A Reuters story by Jim Wolf, put out on Aug.
31, sets the stage.
"The U.S. government is preparing for possible violence from cults,
guerrillas, hate groups and end-of-world-fearing zealots as 2000
approaches," the report began.
"The Federal Bureau of Investigation expects to see increased and
possibly violent activities among certain groups related to the
millennium," a top official warned Congress in July. So we can see the
stage being set for the next Waco. The SWAT teams shouldn't forget
Ronald Reagan. He used to express his confidence in the imminence of
Armageddon, citing Holy Scripture as his authority.
Maybe the ATF, which launched the first unprovoked attack on the Branch
Davidian compound, should launch a preemptive strike on the former
president's house, just to be on the safe side.
(Copyright, 1999, Creators Syndicate Inc.)
Copyright © 1999 Seattle Times Company
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In June, fifteen art history doctoral students from around the country gathered in New York City for two weeks of intensive training, dialogue with museum leaders, and group project work.
Fifteen art history doctoral students representing 11 American universities selected to participate in the 2015 CCL/Mellon Foundation Seminar.
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Program Highlights | Second Annual CCL/Mellon Seminar Foundation in Curatorial Practice In June, fifteen art history Ph.D. students from around the country gathered in New York for the second iteration of the CCL/Mellon Seminar in Curatorial Practice. Over the course of two weeks, the students met with curators and art ... Read More >
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While Manny Ramirez continues to play hard-to-get, the other high-profile unemployed baseball players are desperately seeking work and agreeing to stunning contracts they probably thought they never would have to face. It is, after all, March. Not much time left to haggle.
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Cairo Marriott Hotel & Omar Khayyam Casinohttp://www.orbitz.com/hotel/Egypt/Cairo/Cairo_Marriott_Hotel_&_Omar_Khayyam_Casino.h21781/
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Great little getaway
I loved this hotel, and I loved my time in Cairo. I took a short 5 day trip from my work in Saudi...
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- G Jeff
- Oct 28, 2012
Great Hotel surpasses American Standards
First Class Accomodations, wonderful food, didnt want to leave the hotel. Staff couldnt do enough...
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- Apr 3, 2010
RoomsThe style of these exquisite guest rooms and suites is complimentary to the expertly restored palace the Cairo Marriott Hotel resides in. Find fine fabrics, rich colors and luxe furnishings in addition to fabulous views in nearly every room. High-tech amenities are also standard, including high-speed Internet access (fees apply in some cases) and LCD televisions with more than 60 satellite channels. Get the royal treatment by reserving a suite at the Cairo Marriott Hotel, which offers additional space and upgraded amenities, and in some cases access to the executive lounge. Request a balcony room or suite for the best views.
Property featuresThis historic building and surrounding gardens offer a perfect setting for a magical trip to Cairo. Zamalek is an ideal location for sightseeing, with Cairo and the Giza Pyramids close at hand, but removed from the relentless energy of an enormous urban center. Start or end the day with an energizing workout in the fitness center or laps in the outdoor pool at the Cairo Marriott Hotel. If relaxing is more appealing, make it a cold drink and a lounge chair and enjoy the phenomenal view. Make a reservation at JW Steakhouse, the best in Cairo, for a taste of America. Or enjoy local flavor at its finest at Empress Entertainment Lounge where the most famous in Egypt perform nightly.
- Housed in the Palace Al Gezira, originally built in 1896
- Gezira Golf Club nearby
- Sophisticated conference rooms available
Nearby attractions
- Cairo Tower (0.8 mi/1.4 km)
- Egyptian Museum (1.6 mi/2.8 km)
- Islamic Museum (2.2 mi/3.7 km)
- Business center
- Meeting and conference rooms available
- Broadband Internet access (fees apply in some cases)
- Cairo International Airport (13.5 mi/22 km)
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- Restaurant
- Coffee maker in room
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- 24 hour room service
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- 24 hour front desk
- Business center
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- Express check in
- Guest laundromat
- Express checkout
- Concierge desk
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- ATM/Cash machine
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- Free newspaper
- Hairdryer in room
- Microwave
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- Turndown service
- Bathroom telephone
- Sofa bed
- Temperature control
- Iron
- Ironing board
- Bidet
Nearby points of interest
- Egyptian Museum: 0.9 mi
- Khan al-Khalili: 2.4 mi
- JW Steakhouse
- Our signature steakhouse restaurant offers elegant fine dining, showcasing hand-cut, perfectly prepared selections of dry-aged American USDA prime beef. Dishes are accented by fresh, seasonal produce and a delectable dessert menu.
- Ristorante Tuscany
- Enjoy a taste of Italy here in Cairo, Egypt. Ristorante Tuscany offers hearty a la carte dining and a warm, welcoming restaurant atmosphere.
- Saraya Gallery
- Framed by an extraordinary antique ceiling and opulent furnishings, this gorgeously appointed restaurant is known for its fine dining and afternoon tea service, and is open until midnight. Admission is limited to guests age eight and above.
- Garden Promenade Café
- Sample international cuisine in the warmth of the Cairo, Egypt sun at our unique outdoor venue. Garden Promenade Café is open from 7:00 am to 2:00 am daily.
- Egyptian Nights
- Dine on an enticing assortment of Middle Eastern fare and enjoy live music on Tuesdays through Fridays at Egyptian Nights, our vibrant and inviting restaurant.
- Torii the gateway to sushi and Teppanyaki
- Torii is a truly memorable restaurant experience, with flashing blades and sizzling flames stealing the scene as talented chefs provide a live Teppanyaki performance for diners. Enjoy all-you-can-eat on Mondays and Fridays, for LE 180 plus tax.
- Roy's Country Kitchen
- With its rustic atmosphere and down-home dining, atmosphere, this laid-back restaurant offers a slice of Americana here in Cairo. Enjoy daily a la carte specials, as well as a large salad bar.
- Omar's Café
- Distinctive arched ceilings punctuate the design at Omar's Café, which offers late a la carte dinner options and a breakfast buffet.
- Harry's Pub
- An authentic English pub experience here in Egypt's capital city, Harry's offers burnished wood décor and serves casual fare and imported beverages; the pub also features live entertainment in the evenings.
- Billiard Bar
- Gather with friends for a meal or a cocktail in this smartly designed restaurant-bar, featuring lush burgundy accents and a grand piano.
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Rates quoted in currencies other than the hotel's base currency are subject to the rate of the international exchange. Rate may change throughout stay. Rate may reflect average nightly rate. Extra charges may apply. Incidental charges, such as room service, are not included in the rate.
The amenities and/or facilities may not be located at the hotel, but within a reasonable distance, and additional charges may apply for use.
Ratings and reviews for Cairo Marriott Hotel & Omar Khayyam Casino
- All travelers (5) 4.6 / 5
- Families (1) 5 / 5
- Singles (4) 4.5 / 5
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Very beautiful house with great screened in porch. Large balcony pation with gas grill. Lovely scenic views from all room.
My wife & I stayed in the beginning of September. It was warm during the day and cool at night. We enjoyed hiking, immersing our tired bodies in the heated pool & whirlpool at night. We enjoyed having breakfast on the porch looking at the mountains. The interior decorations and furniture were top level.
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Costa Rica Outward Bound offers exciting adventures in the most stunning areas of Costa Rica. Hike through the rainforest and stay with local families. Surf the warm breaks of the Pacific Ocean. Raft and kayak down world-class rivers. Explore tropical coral reefs while scuba diving and snorkeling in the Caribbean. Each rainforest adventure combines education and personal growth with unforgettable outdoor challenges.
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Since 2001, WB Surf Camp has specialized in action-packed Surf & Adventure Teen Camps! Our mission is to make a positive difference in the lives of teenagers through the sport of surfing. By combining our safe and proven surf instruction methodology with vital ocean safety and coastal conservation education, we instill a passion and desire to respect and protect our oceans and all that they offer.
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A pre-college program at any university is an amazing summer experience for any high school student. Summer Study at Colorado State University ensures the outdoor, adventure, action-packed summer experience of your dreams, combined with exciting classes. Amidst the majestic Rocky Mountain location in a town that is classified as 'The Best of the New West,' students enrolled in the Colorado pre-college program can expect an exciting and educationally rewarding summer filled with stimulating courses, interactive workshops, recreational facilities and outdoor activities, and more!
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Girls' Leadership Worldwide (GLW) program is a fun, interactive, inspirational and empowering residential summer leadership development program for teen girls that takes place in Hyde Park, New York. Girls experience interactive workshops, field trips to New York City, the United Nations and other significant sites, while building supportive relationships with inspiring female leaders, mentors and peers.
The Application Deadline is March 16, 2015 and the camps dates for Summer 2015 are: Session 1: July 11 - July 19, 2015 | Session 2: July 25 - August 2, 2015
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Global Link China provides a unique 21-day Chinese language and culture summer camp in China to students worldwide. If you're ready for full language and cultural immersion, visits to China's most famous sites-Terracotta Warriors, Forbidden City, Dr. Sun Yat Sen Museum, Huangpu River, a trek along the Great Wall of China, and sumptuous Peking duck, this fascinating trip is for you. Enhance your college application and meet new friends from around the globe as you engage in this unforgettable travel experience. Travel to China's most famous attractions, awesome historical and cultural tours full Language and culture immersion, ...
SPI High School Foreign Exchange Programs
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Founded in 1996, SPI offers college credit high school study abroad programs in Spain, France, Italy, Costa Rica, and China. SPI's interactive language immersion programs combine inspiring global leadership experiences, volunteer service projects, and exciting travel excursions where language and culture come to life!
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A 55-71-GHz fully integrated power amplifier (PA) using a distributed active transformer (DAT) is implemented in 90-nm RF/MS CMOS technology. The DAT combiner, featuring efficient power combination and direct impedance transformation, is suitable for millimeter-wave (MMW) PA design. Systematic design procedures including an impedance allocation plan, a compensation line, and a gain boosting technique are presented for the MMW DAT PA. The monolithic microwave integrated circuit (MMIC) performs a high and flat small-signal gain of 26 plusmn1.5 dB from 55 to 71 GHz, which covers a full band for 60-GHz wireless personal area network applications. Using cascode devices and a DAT four-way power combination, the CMOS PA delivers 14.5- and 18-dBm saturated output power with 10.2% and 12.2% power-added efficiency under 1.8- and 3-V supply voltage, respectively, at 60 GHz. The maximum linear output power (P1 dB) is 14.5 dBm. To the best of our knowledge, the MMIC is the first demonstration of a V-band CMOS PA using a DAT combining scheme with highest linear output power among the reported 60-GHz CMOS PAs to date.
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