West Point Military Academy

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West

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Military

Academy

• In the morning, we came to West Point Military Academy facing the morning sun. After more than an hour's drive, we were all a little tired, but still excited . Once inside the door was a mighty tank, and then inside was the badge of the West Point Military Academy. It was a spectacle of millions of dollars.
  

• Their clothes are fresh and personalized, and their colors are colorful. We are surprised by the diversity of their styles.
  

• Trifolium repens L, also known as Trifolium repens L, Trifolium repens L, Trifolium repens L, Trifolium repens L, Trifolium repens L, Trifolium repens L. is perennial herbs. Short-term perennial herbs, which are cultivated plants, sometimes escape into dry crop fields, do not cause serious harm to vegetables and young forests in some areas. The growth period is 6 years, 10-30 cm high.
  

• The West Point military academy's cars are tall and powerful, and the tanks and planes are full of air.
  

• The discipline at West Point was so strict that they lost their pistols as if they had lost their lives.We were very surprised.
  

• Hemerocallis hybrida Bergmans
  

Hemerocallis hybrida Bergmans is a perennial perennial perennial herb with strong rhizomes and fleshy roots. Leaves basal, broadly linear, in pairs, with keel protuberances on the back, light green. Flower bolts are extracted from the leaves, cymes or panicles, with branches and patterns of monochrome, polychrome and mixed colors. Flowers large, funnel-shaped, bell-shaped, star-shaped, outer perianth lobes oblanceolate or oblong, inner perianth lobes oblanceolate or ovate, anthers yellow, red, orange or purple and other colors. Ovary upper, spindle-shaped, fruit is tender green, capsule back cracked, May-October flowering.

• The military emblem of West Point is sparkling and charming.
  

• Little Boy was the name of the first atomic bomb thrown by the United States in Hiroshima, Japan, during World War II. On August 6, 1945, Enola Gay, a B-29 super air fortress bomber piloted by Paul Tibbets, dropped 31,000 feet (9,000 meters) above Hiroshima. At 8:15 a.m. local time in Japan, it exploded at a height of 1,800 feet (550 meters).
  

• This church can seat 1,400 people. Maybe I heard it wrong, but it's really big. But I heard another sentence clearly. The organ of this church is the largest in the world. There are 23,500 sound tubes. The smallest one is only as thick as a pencil.
  

• Medicago minima (L.) Grufb.) is an annual herb of Rosaceae, Leguminosae and Alfalfa. The plant is tall up to Dami and covered with yellowish sericeous hairs; the stem is erect and cylindrical. Stipules narrowly triangular, tapered, entire, obovate to obcordate, apex obtuse or concave, base broadly wedge-shaped, upper almost hairless, below fine sericeous, racemes axillary, densely sericeous; bracts small, lanceolate tapered, calyx bell-shaped, calyx teeth lanceolate triangular, shorter than calyx tube, ovary linear, pods flat Seeds reniform, flowering in May.
  

• There are 14 sculptures and monuments and exhibits at West Point Military Academy. These works of plastic arts epitomize the history of West Point Military Academy over 200 years, and show the campus culture of American Military Academy in many ways. Some of the works reflect the noble spirit of American soldiers'heroic devotion in the just war. They are vivid textbooks for patriotic education of the students in the school. Some of the works also reflect the disaster caused by the war launched by the United States and the humiliation brought to them by the war.
  

• Hydrangea anomala D. Don: climbing vine, 2-4 meters long or longer; branchlets stout, grayish-brown, hairless, thin and loose bark, flaky exfoliation after aging. Leaves papery, elliptic, long oval or oval. Umbrella-shaped cymes are larger, and the diameter of the Corolla is up to 30 cm. The petals are combined into a cap-shaped corolla. The apex is round or sometimes slightly pointed, and the entire cap falls off immediately after flowering. Capsule altar-shaped. Seeds pale brown, oval or oblong, flat, with thin wings around. Flowering from May to June and fruit from September to October.