I am doing a paper supporting the cost developments of the F-35. I am required to list my scources in a MLA format. Can anyone help me out with showing me what it looks like with this website....correclty? I have a help sheet, but I still don't get it.
http://www.globalsecurity.org/milita...f-35-specs.htm
How would I type this on a paper relating it to a source that I have used?
Thanks
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Use this website (Son of Citation Machine) and click on MLA, or if you are using MSOffice 2007, then there is a citation menu listed under "References" on the menu bar.
If that doesn't help...also give me more detail in a PM and I will help ya get it started.
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Awesome, thank you
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Go Crutchlow #35
Go Hayden #69
Go Stoner #27 "The Absolute Intercontinental Ballistic Missile of MotoGP!"
Go Sykes #66 2013 WSBK Champion. Go Green!
Didn't find what I was looking for on that website (but I didn't look real hard). If you are sighting a website be sure to include the date of when you got the info. I've always used something similar to the "Website" entry, like on this page.
http://www.liu.edu/CWIS/cwp/library/workshop/citmla.htm
I have used easybib.com in the past to keep myself semi-organized.
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