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"Describes various land, air, and sea vehicles used by U.S. and Iraqi forces during the Iraq War"--Provided by publisher.

Describes the events surrounding Operation Pedestal, the attempt to resupply the island of Malta, the enemy attack on British and U.S. ships that threatened the Allied position, and the determination of two injured American merchant mariners to defend their cargo of fuel oil.

Introduction to tools that help disabled people who can't see, hear, or walk everyday.

Contains photographs and information about school buses, and describes the parts of a school bus, and explains what a school bus driver does.

Recounts the events surrounding the August, 1942 Operation Pedestal, a crucial attempt to resupply the island of Malta in which fourteen merchant ships escorted by thirty-three destroyers, seven cruisers, four aircraft carriers, and two battleships were attacked by dive-bombers and crippled, threatening the Allied position in the war.

A young boy describes what it would be like if he drove a car hauler.

The basics of work ("At work, people use their skills to complete tasks and earn money") open a straightforward introduction. Chapters such as "Driver's Seat," and "Driving Work" describe how important a bus driver's job is to children's safety, and a typical day's work, qualifications, and training. Also discusses vehicle safety features, rider responsibilities, and the history of school buses. Illustrations depict various kinds of buses, including a vintage one.

Discusses rules and techniques for school bus safety.