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Hace 3 días · Plus, Baird has a great story about James Doohan, who played Scotty on Star Trek! Today in 1944, 14,000 Canadian landed at Juno Beach on D-Day. There were also 110 Canadian ships, 10,000 sailors & 15 RCAF squadrons in the assault. On D-Day, 1,076 Canadians will be casualties, of whom 359 are killed. By Aug. 30, there will be 18,700 casualties.
Hace 1 día · RELATED: Australian Driver Jack Doohan Is Following In Daniel Ricciardo’s Footsteps To Formula 1 Jack Doohan will have his chance to impress in Canada. Image: James Moy Photography Ltd. The sport’s regulations state that each team must run a rookie in two FP1 sessions during the campaign and this will be Doohan’s first opportunity to impress with the updated car for 2024.
Hace 4 días · TO BOLDLY GO: Canadianborn star James Doohan found fame after the war as engineer Scotty on TV sci-fi classic Star Trek. As a lieutenant, he stormed Juno Beach on D-Day shooting two snipers, then leading his men through a field of anti-tank mines, before taking six bullets himself and losing a finger.
Hace 5 días · James Doohan, the famous actor who played Scotty, the engineer of Star Trek's Enterprise during the early years of that great show's various series, lived from 1920-2005. In his role as the first pilot of the Empire State Building's Skyride, he tried to control a simulated flight that malfunctioned during a violent storm.
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Hace 3 días · Doohan is Alpine’s reserve driver and is highly regarded among personnel at the Enstone team, impressing in free practice sessions in the last two years. The 21-year-old is not racing this year ...
Hace 1 día · Although variations of Star Trek's iconic introduction have popped up in literature and historical sources prior to its use in Star Trek, the exact origin of the phrase "where no man has gone before" remains unknown.Regardless, Star Trek is what made it famous. In-universe, the phrase was attributed to Dr. Zefram Cochrane (James Cromwell), the inventor of warp drive technology, as seen in the ...
