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Well-Respected Behind the CameraIan Carter is a renowned photographer and videographer hailing from the Bay Area, California. With a passion for capturing the essence of his community, Carter began his journey by documenting local events, celebrating Black History Month, and mentoring at-risk youth through his "Cameras Not Guns" initiative.A Visionary MentorAs the founder of DreamTeam Outreach 2011, Carter has dedicated himself to empowering young people through media arts. He has shared his expertise, inspiring countless individuals to explore their creative potential.A Versatile ArtistDriven...

On June 6, 1944, the Allies carried out the largest amphibious assault in history. Five divisions of British, American, and Canadian troops were landed along a 50-mile stretch of the coast of Normandy in northern France; their mission to gain a foothold ashore and begin the liberation of north-west Europe. The flanks of the invasion force were secured by a major parachute and glider drop of three airborne divisions. By the end of that eventful day, Hitler's "Atlantic Wall" had been breached and 156,000 Allied soldiers were firmly established on French soil.

This volume collects the key speeches of President Jimmy Carter (James Earl Carter Jr.), America's 39th president during his term of office from 1977-1981. Speeches include Carter's multiple speeches related to inflation and the energy crisis, speeches on diplomatic relations with China, Afghanistan, the Iran Rescue Mission, and the Panama Canal treaty signing. His three State of the Union addresses are also included together with his inaugural address and farewell speech.