In mid-1965, with the United States deeply involved in the Vietnam War, the secretary of defense and the secretary of the Air Force sought to establish mobile engineering units--manned, trained and equipped to perform facility and airfield construction and heavy repair as hot spots developed.
What does HR stand for?
HR stands for Heavy Repair
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The second of those was particularly unfortunate as he appeared to receive a helping hand from Andre Compton, but the Slovenian only had himself to blame for the others and was left with heavy repairs to carry out on both his bikes ahead of tomorrow's return match with the Comets in Cumbria.
Charlie suffered a hernia and was taken to Portsmouth, where HMS Resource, a heavy repair ship, was deployed as a senior officer's ship.
Bottom line for those of us trying to make it on a shoestring is that by learning how to do simple maintenance on a vehicle and budgeting for heavy repairs, you can extend the life of your second most expensive investment for years and years.
This obviously had a financially detrimental effect on the centre, which was compounded in the early years of the millennium when it incurred heavy repair and maintenance costs.
Mobile Pro Under the leadership of RER owner Kurt Weis, the company performs heavy repair and rebuild operations on pumps, primarily for the power generation industry.