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2AD is an Australian radio station serving the Armidale region. It was opened in February 1936. "Wireless". The Sydney Morning Herald. NSW. 5 February

2AD-FTV Overview Manufacturer Toyota Production 2006-2013 Layout Displacement 2231 cc Cylinder bore 86mm Piston stroke 96mm Compression ratio 16.8:1-15

production with many cast may pass the 2AD call sheet production work to that of the AAD, especially when the 2AD is already performing the additional work

diesel engine has been complemented with a 2.2 L D-4D in 136 PS (2AD-FTV) and 177 PS (2AD-FHV) versions. Newer versions have dropped the "D-4D" and "2.0"

y_{m}=-{\frac {2AD-CE}{4AB-E^{2}}}.} If 4 A B − E 2 = 0 {\displaystyle 4AB-E^{2}=0} and D E − 2 C B = 2 A D − C E ≠ 0 , {\displaystyle DE-2CB=2AD-CE\neq 0,}

or 11.8 °F was record on 30 June 2010, whilst the older station at Radio 2AD recorded −9.3 °C or 15.3 °F on 15 July 1970. These cold frosty mornings are

unit 2nd Armored Division page GlobalSecurity.org page on 2AD Army Order of Battle of 2AD Archived 7 January 2011 at the Wayback Machine in Order of

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unit, indicated by using the name MT4-2AD, with "2AD" signifying 2 Alberi di Distribuzione (twin camshafts). The 2AD was originally available as an 1100

Fort Hood, Texas, with the rest of the 2AD. This unit was redesignated as the 2nd Armored Division (Forward). 2AD (FWD) saw action in the Gulf War of 1991