Veer and Shoot coaches have tended to run traditional modern run schemes with a particular enjoyment of downhill schemes like inside zone (usually the more Duo-ish, downhill versions which are very similar to Veer blocking), power, counter, power-read, etc. Sometimes you\u2019ll see them mix in outside zone or stretch plays but they usually prefer down blocking and straight ahead runs.
It didn\u2019t have to be the slot receiver running the \u201Cchoice route,\u201D they could have any particular receiver doing it. The point was always the same, use play-action to keep the box defenders in tight and then then have a receiver use all the open grass out wide, in a 1-on-1 matchup, with the quarterback throwing him open deep.
The best case scenerio for running inside veer is to a five to a one technique. This situation allows the tackle to get a good inside veer release to the playside linebacker. The mesh and the ride for the quarterback and fullback is easier to establish.
The remains of a large number of German soldiers had also been discovered, but in Canada attention was understandably focused on the young men who had volunteered to serve their country in the campaign to liberate Europe. News coverage of the event included commentary on the battle for Kapelsche Veer and fortunately journalists were able to rely on a recently published account of the action written by Donald Graves and published as part of his book, Fighting For Canada: Seven Battles, 17581945. Graves, and the journalists who described the battle, raised questions about the decision to attack the island as well as the plans for the operation.
After the overwhelming response and success of Veer Gatha Edition-1, the Ministry of Defence in coordination with Ministry of Education has now decided to launch Project Veer Gatha 2.0 which is proposed to be culminated with the prize distribution ceremony in January 2023. As per last edition, the project will be open for all the schools in all States and Union Territories. Following the similar steps as earlier, the Ministry of Defence, through field formations of Army/Navy/Airforce, will organize virtual/face-to-face awareness programs/sessions of one hour duration for schools across the country and during these interactive sessions, presentations will be made by the personnel of the armed forces on operation, battles resulting in conferment of awards. As part of the initiative, it is proposed that serving gallantry award winners would visit schools located in their respective stations. The interaction of the awardees with the students is scheduled from 07.09.2022 to 09.11.2022. The service personnel will answer queries of students. Where possible short videos/PPTs/ documentaries/brochures and other resource material will be shared with students.
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As part of this project, the students can again frame different projects on gallantry award winners. Interdisciplinary and art-integrated activities like poem, essay, story, painting/drawing, videos would be considered as project activities. The best project will be rewarded nationally by MoD on the forthcoming Republic Day. The submission by the students can be made in any of the 22 Scheduled languages and English.
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