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Michael Chen
Michael Chen
Born	Circa. 1950; Canton Region, China
Died	13 March 1983 (aged 33); Hip Sing Tong Credit Union
Nationality	China, United States
Other names	The Scientist
Occupation(s)	Crime boss, Gangster, Extorsionist, Gambler
Known for	Leader of Flying Dragons, Triad Member
Criminal status	Deceased

Arthur Ha
Arthur Ha
Died	March 3rd, 1973; East River
Nationality	China
Occupation	Gangster,
Known for	Member of the White Eagle's gang
Criminal status	Deceased

Benny Ong
Benny Ong
Born	Circa. 1950; Canton Region, China
Died	13 March 1983 (aged 33); Hip Sing Tong Credit Union
Nationality	China, United States
Other names	The Scientist
Occupation(s)	Crime Boss, Gangster, Extorsionist, Racketeer
Known for	Leader of the Flying Dragons, Triad Member
Criminal status	Deceased

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Benny Ong known as ucle benny ucle seven was a criminal

Conflict with the Hip Sing Tong

United under the leadership of Thai, the BTK brazenly committed crimes and robberies whenever and wherever they wanted, because according to David, since Chinatown's traditional power structure did not include the Vietnamese, the Vietnamese were therefore not bounded by the rules and laws of the community. The gang had also, as a result of this belief, not sworn allegiance to any particular Tongs or the Triad, unlike many of their contemporary gangs, and as such, frenziedly robbed from establishments that were under control of other Chinatown crime syndicates; on one occasion, a group of six gang members robbed from a gambling den at 1 Catherine Street, in which they stripped several of the customers (including some Tong leaders) in the basement of the gambling den of their cash, jewelry, and credit cards.^[1]

Sometime in the summer of 1990, David Thai was personally requested to attend a meeting by Kai Sui "Benny" Ong, the adviser-for-life of the Hip Sing Tong, otherwise known to the Chinatown community as the Godfather of Chinatown or Chut Suk, which translates to "Uncle Seven". Hearing of the instability of the Chinatown criminal infrastructure caused directly as a result of the BTK's recent activities, Benny Ong demanded a kong su, an underworld slang for negotiation with David Thai, in order to discuss the matter. Presumably, had the meeting taken place, Benny Ong would have offered David the ability to hold onto his rackets and control of Canal Street in exchange of giving up the reigns over his gang brothers. Though many in the Chinese community felt that David should've felt honored to attend a meeting with Uncle Seven, David did not respond to Ong's request for a meeting or negotiation.^[2] In retaliation, Thai's right-hand man at that point, Vinh Vu, was gunned down at a street corner at 1:00 AM when Vinh and his companion were waiting for a taxi to pick them up from a massage parlor.^[3]

Arthur Ha was a Chinese born American gangster who was a Manhattan triad criminal and a member of the notorious White Eagles gang during the early 1970s until his death on March 3rd, 1973.

Death

On March 3rd 1973 Nikki Louie and his crew from the Ghost Shadows gang spotted Arthur Ha, standing alone on Mott Street, shoving a gun into his ribs, they kidnapped him by a car, bound his hands with wire and tied his feet together with twine, driving him to a pier in the East River, dragged him to the edge of the water threw him into the swiftly moving current drowning him with his body being recovered several weeks later.

His death marked a change in the Chinese underworld because it showed that the White Eagles were venerable in their, supposedly safe, geographical territory. Arthur Ha's death was the beginning of the end of the their dominance of Mott Street. The On Leong Tong later changed their enforcement arm, muscle, from the White Eagles to the Ghost Shadows. Later the White Eagle's disbanded in 1980 and all this started with the death of Arthur Ha.^[4]^[5] ^[6]

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Michael Chen was a Chinese born American gangster who was a Manhattan triad criminal and the leader of the notorious Flying Dragons (gang) during the late 1970's until his death on March 13, 1983.

Early Life

Chen was born in the Canton Region of China in 1950. When he was 13 years old, he immigrated to New York City from Hong Kong with his mother and sister. There they were joined his father, who had left China when his mother was pregnant with Chen. After his arrival, Chen worked as a delivery boy for a Chinese restaurant in Upper Manhattan while attending Seward Park High School, near Chinatown. After his graduation from high school, Chen attended college briefly. Chen's father learned a living as a taxi driver. ^[6]

Criminal History

Chen started his criminal career around the mid seventies. He was arrested in Queens for homicide in 1976 but the charges were dismissed. The following year, he was indicted in the slayings of two members of the rival Ghost Shadows during a brazen shoot-out in the crowded Pagoda Theater on East Broadway in Manhattan's Chinatown. However, he was later acquitted. In the late 1970's he became the head of the Flying Dragons. ^[6]

Personality

Chen was nicknamed "The Scientist" because of his cool calm demeanor and patient ways. He had a reputation for being polite and never seemed outrageous or rude, He did not drink, smoke or gamble and was generous toward others. He did however, have weakness for women. He was considered to be extremely good to his parents and affectionate toward his grandmother. He owned three expensive sports cars and dressed only in designer clothes. Chen thought himself as a businessman and had invested in a nightclub in Flushing, Queens, a meat market and a paper supply house in Manhattan. Before his demise, he allegedly told his friends he was contemplating completely disassociating himself from the from the gangland of Chinatown and transforming himself into a respectable businessman. ^[6]

Death

On March 13, 1983, Chen was woken up in the middle of the night by a phone call and left his apartment which was above the Hip Sing Tong Credit Union and showed up at a coffee shop adjacent to the credit union. There he was shot with a handgun fourteen times four of then went thru his eyes. The Police Spokesman Sgt. Edwin LeSchack identified Chen's body which was found at 12:30 pm by an officer of the Hip Sing Association. Although Michael Chen's Murder was never been solved initial speculation by Police Captain Robert Larkin was that is was a revenge killing by the Free Masons Gang who accused the Flying Dragons of killing three of their own members in a restaurant in Chinatown last December. However further investigation police theorized that the killing was carried out by people whom Chen knew because he would not have gotten out of bed at such a late time to meet strangers. In the early 1980's the was a fight for the control of the soul of the Flying Dragons with Chen being on the position that the gang should stick to traditional racketeering with the crimes of extortion and gambling and on the other side was of Chen's underling Johnny "Machine Gun" Eng who wanted to expand into more lucrative crimes such as heroin trafficking. This lead to a division in the gang as what would be the future of the organization. A deeper investigation uncovered that it was a power grab by Johnny Eng to take full control of the Flying Dragons. It was also thought that since the Flying Dragons were associated with the Hip Sing Tong and that the shooting happened across the street for the Tong it is believed that the assassination could not have occurred without the blessing of the leader of the Hip Sing Tong Benny Ong who was considered the Godfather of Chinatown therefor sanctioned the murder of Michael Chen. ^[6] ^[7]^[4]

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No.	Title	Original airdate (Canada)	Original airdate (US)
1	"The Canadian Tank Battle in Italy"	TBA	TBA
May 1944: Canadian tanks begin their final push to drive the Germans from Italy. At each step, over rugged mountains and through steep valleys, the Canadians confront Hitler's elite Panzers - at the Melfa river, on the Trasimene Line, in the formidable Gothic Line, finally battering their way into the Po Valley.
2	"Michael Whittman - Greatest Tank Ace"	TBA	TBA
Michael Wittmann, the most decorated tank ace in history, fought at Kursk and in Normandy and in many of the greatest tank battles of all time. An officer in the notorious Waffen SS, hailed as a hero by the Nazis, Wittmann remains a focus of cult and controversy.
3	"Vietnam Insurgency"	TBA	TBA
1965: American ground forces and Marine Corps tanks land in South Vietnam, confident that they will defeat the Communist insurgency, until they encounter the Viet Cong and the North Vietnamese Army.
4	"The Tank Battles of the Pacific"	TBA	TBA
By 1942, the Japanese Empire stretched halfway across the Pacific Ocean. This is the rarely told story of the key role played by US Marine tanks in the Pacific Campaign. They fight bloody battles against fanatical Japanese forces that defend the now infamous Islands of Guadalcanal, Tarawa, Saipan, Iwo Jima and Okinawa.
5	"Vietnam Armoured Attack"	TBA	TBA
1968: The Americans mobilise hundreds of tanks to help defeat Communist forces in South Vietnam. Now the Communists combine guerrilla tactics with conventional military might and send their own tanks into battle. The final struggle for Vietnam begins.
6	"The Battle For Germany"	TBA	TBA
In 1944 the US 3rd Armoured Division spearheads the Allied push from the western border of Germany towards Berlin. The American tankers battle fanatical Germans defending their homeland to the last, armed with the most powerful Panzers ever to take the battlefield.

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I did a search on the last episode "Under Siege! - Leningrad 1941" synopsis first sentence: Few, if any siege in history, can compare to the grim,... and it appears to have been copy/pasted. Unfortunately, this would likely be considered a copyright violation. You will likely need to rewrite it in your own words. A sentence or two can be used as a quote, but in this case is probably needs to be your own words. For policy, please see Wikipedia:Copy-paste.
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Is "sinopse" a correct spelling? (perhaps wp:engvar) I thought it was "synopsis". (X);
The synopses seem a bit long compared to others I have seen. How do the synopses lengths compare with other similar articles?
(X) They are more or less the same because they are epsiode explanations instead of synopisis.
See wp:puffery, probably should avoid words such as "prominent" and "famous".(X);
You should add a space at the top after "Robert Powell," (X);
Perhaps replace "more numerous" with "other"?(X);
In the infobox, should "Running time" show the total time for the series (I would be interested in that) as well the average time of each episode?(X) Most of the articles don't have the total time listed for there series but if anyone wanted to know it would be simple to just take the running time multipled by the number of episodes. Also if I wanted to add the total time it would not show on the info box because it one has the label for the aprox. time for each individual episode.
Eventually, fill out the references using template:cite web. My guess is that you could submit the article without using {{cite web}}.
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It looks good! You have done a lot of work here. I would say once you reword the synopses, it would be ready. Best of luck! Jim1138 (talk) 18:11, 27 July 2014 (UTC)[reply]

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I regret needing to push this back to you, but I can't accept it at present. I've left you a detailed comment at the draft. This may take a couple of iterations to polish it, so do not be discouraged at all. Fiddle Faddle 10:33, 22 August 2014 (UTC)[reply]

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