Fwd: Newsletter - Die Zeit der Großmanöver

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Newsletter - Die Zeit der Großmanöver
(Eigener Bericht) - Inmitten sich verschärfender globaler Spannungen bereitet sich die Bundeswehr auf eine der größten NATO-Kriegsübungen seit dem Ende des Kalten Kriegs vor. Die Verlegung von 10.000 deutschen Soldaten mit schwerem Gerät nach Norwegen hat begonnen. Dort wird in Kürze das Manöver Trident Juncture 2018 mit über 40.000 Militärs und rund 10.000 Landfahrzeugen starten. Teil der Übung ist die abschließende Erprobung der NATO-"Speerspitze", die ab dem 1. Januar 2019 von Deutschland geführt wird. Szenario ist ein NATO-Krieg gegen einen "Angreifer", der nach Lage der Dinge nur Russland sein kann. Trident Juncture 2018 ist vorläufiger Höhepunkt einer ganzen Reihe gegen Moskau gerichteter westlicher Großmanöver. Moskau wiederum hat nach dem Urteil von Experten mit dem kürzlich beendeten Großmanöver Wostok 2018 bewiesen, dass ihm im Konfliktfall "enormer operativer Handlungsspielraum" zur Verfügung steht. Zugleich spitzt sich die Lage unter anderem mit US-Sanktionen gegen eine Abteilung von Chinas Verteidigungsministerium weiter in Richtung auf eine Weltkrise zu.
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Fwd: The must-see events at photokina 2018 & the making of a cinematic trailer

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The must-see events at photokina 2018 & the making of a cinematic trailer

7 UNMISSABLE EVENTS AT PHOTOKINA 2018

Get your hands on the latest Canon kit, hear inspirational talks from the experts and enjoy award-winning work – there's something for everyone at photokina 2018. This imaging industry trade show is running from 26 to 29 September in Cologne, Germany. FIND OUT MORE

A CINEMATIC TRAILER AND TRAILBLAZING TECHNOLOGY "The biggest challenge was that our idea was too ambitious for the limited time we had. But we wanted to push the boundaries," says director Jonathan Jones, who shot a dramatic trailer in three days using the full-frame Canon EOS C700 FF. READ NOW

TRENDS AND HIGHLIGHTS FROM IBC 2018 Another action-packed International Broadcasting Convention showed how the broadcast industry is continuing to change. Here are the highlights from the Canon stand at IBC 2018. READ & WATCH

HOW CANON L-SERIES LENSES HAVE EVOLVED From the first Canon camera lens to use fluorite in 1969 to the latest developments in lens technology, see the history of the L-series lens in an insightful timeline. SEE IT NOW

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Fwd: Rosenstein's fate up in the air; Kavanaugh's first interview since sexual misconduct allegations; Cosby sentencing begins

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