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A while back one of my closest friends, who is a SWAT sniper, asked me about Grossman, specifically because I’ve spent a fair amount of time working with US Army Special Operations Forces (ARSOF). I said I didn’t think he was SOF, especially not a Green Beret as I’ve never seen a Green Beret not mention which Special Forces Group they’ve served with in their professional bios. After yesterday’s post I emailed a friend who’d have a better idea and he responded that Grossman was conventional infantry who’d done the Ranger course, served only in conventional line units, and never saw combat. This was fully confirmed when the Marine vet who tweets as The Warax tweeted Grossman’s DD 214, in this case the National Archives Form 13164 (NA 13164), which is what is released when someone makes a FOIA request for someone else’s military service record:
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There are fewer differences of opinion between the Army, Navy and Air Force about the MTC, which will be headquartered in Karwar and cover all of peninsular India. Representational Image | Photo Credit: PTI
The integration between the armed forces, a national priority, is expected to become a reality later this year, with the Maritime Theatre Command (MTC) likely to be announced on (or before) Navy Day on December 4 this year and the National Air Defence Command (NADC) before that.
There are fewer differences of opinion between the Army, Navy and Air Force about the MTC, which will be based in Karwar and cover all of peninsular India, it s northernmost perimeter stretching from Kutch in Gujarat to the 24 Parganas in West Bengal and stretching right up to Kanya Kumari in the south. Lakshadweep and the Andaman and Nicobar islands will be part of it. A senior official said that the MTC will be outward-
A U.S. soldier was found unresponsive at Camp Arifjan in Kuwait on Wednesday, just nine days after another soldier at the base died during routine troop movement.
The Army Central Command shared news of the soldier s death but did not identify the soldier, as they are waiting until 24 hours after the next-of-kin is notified. We send our heartfelt condolences to the family of the deceased, they said in a statement, the Army Times reports.
The unidentified soldier is the second stationed at Camp Arifjan in Kuwait to die in the year
The Army shared that the incident will be investigated.