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Poetry by Shann Ray and Art by James Black<\/h2>\n

 <\/p>\n

Brother My Brother<\/em> draws from the brotherhood shared by Southern Cheyenne and Arapaho ledger artist James Black and Czech American poet Shann Ray opening a doorway into the powerful love among brothers worldwide. Cherishing intimacy while refusing to look away from humanity’s capacity for violence, this book engages the genocidal weight of history alongside the thermonuclear missile crisis proliferating globally in the present day. The visual art of James Black and the poems of Shann Ray offer a sense of fearlessness accompanied by peace and well-being against the imminent threat of annihilation. To hold the beloved\u2019s face, to speak love not hate, to see blackbirds rise from a winter field and hear the quiet breathing of horses–to give witness to the beauty of wilderness and the beauty of the human heart. Brother My Brother<\/em> takes as its project the reconciliation of people and nations.<\/p>\n

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\"\"<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

Sister Who Saved Her Brother \u2014 Battle of Rosebud Creek<\/p>\n

colored pencil and ink on ledger paper from 1895, 11 x 17\u201d<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

\u2026 ^<\/p>\n

only first notice<\/p>\n

with me the Aggregat<\/p>\n

series (German for “aggregate”)<\/p>\n

a set of ballistic missile designs developed from<\/p>\n

1933-1945 by a research<\/p>\n

Program of Nazi Germany’s<\/p>\n

Armed Forces (the Wehr-<\/p>\n

macht) and remember even<\/p>\n

now its greatest success was<\/p>\n

the A4 more commonly<\/p>\n

known as the V-2 fuel<\/p>\n

ethanol and liquid oxygen<\/p>\n

the 80s brought nuclear fear<\/p>\n

but today its quite different<\/p>\n

notice how there\u2019s not near<\/p>\n

as much jumping under desks<\/p>\n

or wailing of loud sirens<\/p>\n

or visiting bomb shelters<\/p>\n

now everything\u2019s different<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

\u2026 ^<\/p>\n

notice too<\/p>\n

the Kaliningrad K-5<\/p>\n

(NATO reporting name AA-1 Alkali)<\/p>\n

also known as RS-1U or product ShM<\/p>\n

an early Soviet<\/p>\n

air-to-air missile<\/p>\n

with a speed of 800<\/p>\n

meters per second<\/p>\n

and beam riding<\/p>\n

guidance that in later<\/p>\n

years was replaced by<\/p>\n

a beam-riding seeker<\/p>\n

with infrared semi-active<\/p>\n

radar homing for<\/p>\n

missiles now given<\/p>\n

the name heat seekers<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

\u2026 ^<\/p>\n

notice too<\/p>\n

the AIM-9 Sidewinder<\/p>\n

(where “AIM” stands for<\/p>\n

“Air Intercept Missile”)<\/p>\n

a short-range air-to-air missile<\/p>\n

which entered service with the United States<\/p>\n

Navy in 1956 and was subsequently adopted<\/p>\n

by the US Air Force in 1964<\/p>\n

and since then the Sidewinder<\/p>\n

has proved to be an enduring<\/p>\n

international success so its latest<\/p>\n

variants remain standard<\/p>\n

equipment in most Western-aligned<\/p>\n

air forces but don\u2019t forget the Soviet<\/p>\n

K-13 (AA-2 ‘Atoll’) a reverse-<\/p>\n

Engineered copy of the AIM-9B<\/p>\n

which was also widely adopted<\/p>\n

by a number of nations such that<\/p>\n

these newer seekers with rocket<\/p>\n

motors can also equip attack helicopters<\/p>\n

for greater kill force please recognize<\/p>\n

these as among the oldest lowest cost<\/p>\n

missiles also don\u2019t forget the US Navy<\/p>\n

hosted a 50th-anniversary celebration<\/p>\n

for the Sidewinder in 2002 and Boeing<\/p>\n

won a contract in 2010 to support<\/p>\n

Sidewinder operations through 2055<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

\u2026 ^<\/p>\n

today missiles<\/p>\n

with names from A to Z<\/p>\n

carry thermonuclear warheads<\/p>\n

flying the earth wherever we ask<\/p>\n

them to\u00a0fly leaving and reentering the atmosphere<\/p>\n

with pinpoint accuracy exoatmospheric kill vehicles<\/p>\n

yes EKVs ride fast<\/p>\n

so please remember<\/p>\n

the ancient prophecy:<\/p>\n

when you see standing<\/p>\n

in the holy place<\/p>\n

the abomination that<\/p>\n

causes desolation flee<\/p>\n

to the mountains let no<\/p>\n

one on the rooftop go<\/p>\n

down to take anything<\/p>\n

from the house let no<\/p>\n

one go back to the field<\/p>\n

to get their cloak it will<\/p>\n

be dreadful for pregnant<\/p>\n

women and nursing<\/p>\n

mothers pray that your<\/p>\n

flight will not take place<\/p>\n

in winter or on the day<\/p>\n

of rest there will be great<\/p>\n

distress unequaled from<\/p>\n

the beginning of the world<\/p>\n

and never to be equaled<\/p>\n

again please note it says<\/p>\n

if those days are not cut<\/p>\n

short no one will survive<\/p>\n

and wherever there is a<\/p>\n

carcass there the vultures<\/p>\n

will gather but\u00a0be not afraid<\/p>\n

for as lightning that comes<\/p>\n

from the east is visible in<\/p>\n

the west so will be the<\/p>\n

coming of the prince of peace<\/p>\n

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\"\"<\/p>\n

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Sister Who Saved Her Brother \u2014 Battle of Rosebud Creek, Detail #2<\/p>\n

colored pencil and ink on ledger paper from 1895, 5.5 x 5.5\u201d<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

\u2026 ^<\/p>\n

we<\/p>\n

declare<\/p>\n

the Arrow or Hetz<\/p>\n

(Hebrew: \u05d7\u05b5\u05e5, pronounced [\u02c8\u03c7et\u0361s])<\/p>\n

a family of anti-ballistic missiles<\/p>\n

designed to fulfill an Israeli requirement<\/p>\n

for a missile defense<\/p>\n

system that would be<\/p>\n

more effective against<\/p>\n

ballistic missiles than<\/p>\n

the Patriot surface-to-air<\/p>\n

missile jointly funded<\/p>\n

and produced by Israel<\/p>\n

and the United States<\/p>\n

development of the system<\/p>\n

began in 1986 and it has<\/p>\n

continued since drawing<\/p>\n

contested criticism yet still<\/p>\n

undertaken by Israel Aerospace<\/p>\n

Industries (IAI) and Boeing<\/p>\n

it is overseen by the Israeli<\/p>\n

Ministry of Defense’s Homa<\/p>\n

(Hebrew: \u05d7\u05d5\u05de\u05d4, pronounced<\/p>\n

[\u03c7oma] “rampart”) administration<\/p>\n

and the U.S. Missile Defense<\/p>\n

Agency it forms the long-range<\/p>\n

layer of Israel’s multi-tiered missile<\/p>\n

defense system along with David’s<\/p>\n

Sling (at medium-to-long range)<\/p>\n

both Iron Dome and Iron Beam<\/p>\n

(at short ranges) and note it is warhead<\/p>\n

directed high explosive fragmentation<\/p>\n

flight ceiling exoatmospheric<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

\u2026 ^<\/p>\n

please note<\/p>\n

the al-Husayn<\/p>\n

(Arabic: \u0627\u0644\u062d\u0633\u06cc\u0646, romanized:<\/p>\n

al-Husayn) \u201clittle beautiful one\u201d<\/p>\n

a short-range ballistic missile developed<\/p>\n

in Ba’athist Iraq an<\/p>\n

upgraded version of<\/p>\n

the Scud missile the<\/p>\n

al-Husayn was widely<\/p>\n

used by the Iraqi Army<\/p>\n

during the Iran\u2013Iraq<\/p>\n

War and the Persian<\/p>\n

Gulf War weight nearly<\/p>\n

15,000 pounds warhead<\/p>\n

1,102 pounds of payload<\/p>\n

high explosive chemical<\/p>\n

biological and nuclear<\/p>\n

capabilities but also note<\/p>\n

fuselage and warhead prone<\/p>\n

to break into fragments while<\/p>\n

reentering the atmosphere<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

\u2026 ^<\/p>\n

see<\/p>\n

the Aspide<\/p>\n

(the Italian name for<\/p>\n

the asp) an Italian missile<\/p>\n

produced by Selenia (then by Alenia<\/p>\n

Aeronautica now a part<\/p>\n

of Leonardo S.p.A.) it<\/p>\n

is very similar to<\/p>\n

the American Sparrow<\/p>\n

an echo design is the<\/p>\n

UK’s Skyflash the Asp<\/p>\n

uses the same airframe<\/p>\n

as the Sparrow but an<\/p>\n

inverse monopulse<\/p>\n

seeker far more accurate<\/p>\n

and much less susceptible<\/p>\n

to electronic countermeasures<\/p>\n

(ECMs) than the original<\/p>\n

conical scanning the Asp<\/p>\n

also has original electronics<\/p>\n

and warhead a new more<\/p>\n

powerful engine with closed-<\/p>\n

loop hydraulics for better<\/p>\n

downrange maneuverability<\/p>\n

and different control surfaces<\/p>\n

replacing the original triangular<\/p>\n

wings with a newly designed<\/p>\n

common cropped delta fixed<\/p>\n

wing maximum speed Mach 4<\/p>\n

(4x the speed of sound) explosive<\/p>\n

force open torque from a four tube<\/p>\n

Asp\/Sparrow launcher boxlike indifferent<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

\u2026 ^<\/p>\n

note<\/p>\n

the Type 01 LMAT<\/p>\n

(01\u5f0f\u8efd\u5bfe\u6226\u8eca\u8a98\u5c0e\u5f3e,<\/p>\n

01-shiki kei-tai-sensha y\u016bd\u014d-dan)<\/p>\n

a Japanese man-portable fire-and-forget<\/p>\n

Anti-Tank Missile<\/p>\n

(ATM) development<\/p>\n

began in 1993 at<\/p>\n

Kawasaki Heavy<\/p>\n

Industries and was<\/p>\n

accepted into service<\/p>\n

in 2001 during<\/p>\n

development the<\/p>\n

missile was designated<\/p>\n

with the codename<\/p>\n

XATM-5 later it was<\/p>\n

known briefly as the<\/p>\n

ATM-5 not modeled<\/p>\n

after the deadliest anti-<\/p>\n

tank missile known as<\/p>\n

the Javelin the ATM-5<\/p>\n

unit cost $250,000 the<\/p>\n

weapon employs a<\/p>\n

sophisticated Command<\/p>\n

Launch Unit (CLU) that<\/p>\n

is re-loaded for multiple<\/p>\n

firings reliant on kinetic<\/p>\n

energy through shaped<\/p>\n

charge explosives using<\/p>\n

the Munroe effect to<\/p>\n

penetrate heavy armor<\/p>\n

the charge collapses a<\/p>\n

metal liner inside the<\/p>\n

warhead into a high-<\/p>\n

velocity shaped charge jet<\/p>\n

capable of penetrating<\/p>\n

armor steel to a depth of<\/p>\n

seven or more times the<\/p>\n

diameter of the charge<\/p>\n

and can be delivered<\/p>\n

without the high velocity<\/p>\n

required by armor-piercing<\/p>\n

devices and thus less recoil<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

\"\"<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

Sister Who Saved Her Brother \u2014 Battle of Rosebud Creek, Detail #1<\/p>\n

colored pencil and ink on ledger paper from 1895, 5.5 x 5.5\u201d<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

\n

\"\"James Black<\/h3>\n

Both Cheyenne and Arapaho, artist James Black is a Southern Cheyenne Sundance priest and ledger artist. A descendent of Black Kettle, the renowned Cheyenne peace chief, and two of the original Fort Marion ledger artists of the 1800s, Cohoe and Making Medicine, through his art James honors his people today.<\/p>\n

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\"\"Shann Ray<\/h3>\n

American Book Award winner Shann Ray teaches leadership and forgiveness studies at Gonzaga University, and poetry for Stanford and the Center for Contemplative Leadership at Princeton Theological Seminary. Czech American, he grew up near Lame Deer, Montana, on the Northern Cheyenne reservation.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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