the Polish Calvary first in the Austrian-Hungarian army, then in the Polish army. My father told me stories of how he would fight the Russians and Bolsheviks. The Western world can learn much from the Polish people, never give up & never give in! It is now our turn to fight the Bolshevik menace here in the United States and around the world!continue in future years.”
While researchers monitor Arctic sea ice year round, they pay special attention to the months of March and September because they generally mark the annual maximum and minimum sea-ice extents respectively for the year, Meier said. Sea ice usually stops growing, or recovering, from the summer melt each March.

A review study led by CU-Boulder research scientist Mark Serreze of NSIDC and published in Science last month indicated Arctic sea-ice extent trends have been negative for every month since 1979, when reliable satellite record-keeping efforts began. The September minimum measurements indicate the Arctic has been losing about 38,000 square miles of ice annually.