Vladimir Grudinin

The last fight

In February, 1995, in England, the fight against the local WBC super middleweight champion Nigel Benn took place. The fight was spectacular, in the first round McClellan knocked out his opponent, but the fight continued. In round 9 Nigel Benn loses his balance and bangs his head on McClellan's head. McClellan crouches down on one knee and holds on to his eye, the ref doesn't notice and continues the fight. Between rounds 9 and 10, McClellan asks his seconds to stop the fight due to pain in the area of his eye that he can barely see, but they don't listen to him and continue the fight. In round 10 it was obvious that something was wrong with Gerrald, Nigel Benn hits McClellan in the head, causing him to sit down on one knee, the referee counts out, but McClellan gets up and misses another punch from Benn, sits down again on one knee and never gets up again. The fight ends with Nigel Benn winning. McClellan goes to his corner and passes out. He was carried off on a stretcher. The fight ended in tragedy: McClellan suffered a brain injury and was permanently paralyzed, he was also blind and almost completely deaf. The fight was named "fight of the year" by Ring Magazine

Professional career

Professional career

Professional career

First fight August 12, 1988

Last fight February 25, 1995

Number of fights 34

Number of wins 31

Knockout victories 29

losses 3

Feed mainly vegetable food, but can eat insects, as well as small lizards.

Desert iguanas are vegetarians like their other large congeners and eat all kinds of colorful fruits, flowers, and vegetables. Feed mainly vegetable food, but can eat insects, as well as small lizards in addition to the plants that make up its main diet. The blunt-shaped head is well equipped with the same blunt teeth, with which the desert iguana can pinch itself.

Cats were first domesticated in the Near East around 7500 BC. It was long thought that cat domestication began in ancient Egypt, where cats were venerated from around 3100 BCBC.The Egyptian name for cats "miu" ("mjw" for male and "mjwt" for female) referred to both wild and domesticated animals. With domestication, cats changed not only their temperament, but also their appearance and anatomy: due to the disappearance of the need for camouflage their color became brighter and more varied, decreased the size of the body and muscle volume, and reduced parts of the brain, responsible for the instincts of survival. As of 2021, there are an estimated 220 million owned and 480 million stray cats in the world. As of 2017, the domestic cat was the second-most popular pet in the United States, with 95 million cats owned. In the United Kingdom, 26% of adults have a cat with an estimated population of 10.9 million pet cats as of 2020.

History

The USSR Unified Air Traffic Control System (UATCS) as a combined military-civilian system was deployed throughout the country from 1973 to 1983.

It was created as a strategic system to ensure safe and efficient use of the country's airspace for economic and defense purposes in peacetime and wartime conditions.

After the collapse of the Soviet Union, the Unified System of Air Traffic Management (USATM) of the Russian Federation was formed.

The Unified System of Air Traffic Management of the Russian Federation is the most important component of maintaining national security of the state, ensuring air traffic safety and economic efficiency of flights.

The territory and airspace serviced by the Unified System exceed 26 million square kilometers, the length of air routes is 532,000 kilometers, of which more than 150,000 kilometers are international. The organization of the use of airspace and air traffic service in the Russian Federation is carried out by 99 federal, regional and local level centers of the Unified System.

At present time all users of the airspace of the Russian Federation perform over one million (pre-Covid data) flights a year, 59% of which are performed by Russian airlines and about 33% by airlines of other states.

State and experimental aviation performs 8 percent of the total number of flights. More than 1000 aircrafts are under management at any one time (pre-Covid data).

The unified system is serviced by over 30 thousand specialists.

The basis of the technical support of the unified system are traditional radio technical systems, which are limited in range, accuracy and functionality. Their use is ineffective at low altitudes, under conditions of providing air traffic over large water areas, sparsely populated and inaccessible terrain.

The main characteristics of the EU ATM:

Served area - more than 26 million km2

Over 800,000 kilometers of flight paths

Over 1.5 million flights per year are serviced

More than 1,000 aircraft are under simultaneous control

Number of employees - more than 30,000, of which 10,000 are traffic specialists

Over 10,000 Flight Service specialists, including about 8,000 direct ATC specialists and over 10,000 Aeronautical Flight Service specialists.

ATC automation complexes - 95 units.

ATC automated control systems of enlarged centers - 10 units.

Surveillance equipment - about 800 units.

Navigation and landing aids - around 2,000 units.

HF and VHF radio communications equipment - more than 11,000 units.

Automated workstations - more than 40 units.

Safety

Flight safety is the top priority.

The main task of the enterprise is to fulfill the governmental safety requirements to ATM and all the departments and personnel are focused on it.

Air traffic safety management system is introduced. This ensures systematic control of safety indicators, identification and elimination of dangerous factors before they lead to accidents and incidents, and the Company's focus on continuous improvement of flight safety in the future.

Quality

To ensure continuous improvement of air navigation services (ANS) to the users of the airspace of the Russian Federation, to increase customer satisfaction with ANS services, creation of high quality and timely supplied documents of air navigation information the Company has developed, introduced and maintains the Quality Management System (QMS) in accordance with the requirements of GOST R ISO 9001-2015 (ISO 9001:2015) and is continuously improving it.

The Company's management demonstrates leadership in the development and improvement of the QMS and takes responsibility for the effectiveness of the QMS. Senior management ensures implementation of QMS requirements into business processes, building client-oriented corporate culture, understanding the importance of effective quality management and compliance with QMS requirements, promotes application of process approach and risk-based thinking, allocates necessary resources for maintenance and continuous improvement of QMS.

The company purposefully and consistently improves the system of customer focus, both internal and external, manages the relationship with all stakeholders to optimize their impact on performance. Each employee of the Enterprise, participating in the production process, considers a colleague in the subsequent technological step as his customer.