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QUANTICO, Va. -- Marines recently received an innovative new optic that better prepares them to engage adversaries from longer distances. In January, Marine Corps Systems Command’s Program Manager for Infantry Weapons began fielding the Squad Common Optic—a magnified day optic comprising an illuminated and nonilluminated aim-point designed to improve target acquisition and probability-of-hit with infantry assault rifles. The SCO can be attached to the M4 and M4A1 Carbine as well as the M27...

Richard Venola: September 18, 1958 - February 6, 2021 Richard Venola: September 18, 1958 - February 6, 2021 Former Guns & Ammo Editor Richard Erik Venola passed away on February 6, 2021, in Nye County, Nevada. He was 62. The shooting world — his world — is much the poorer for it. February 16, 2021 By Payton Miller and Eric R. Poole Venola was born in Glendale, California, in 1958. His father Erik Venola was a U....

The Seventh Day Adventist College of Education located at Agona, the district capital of Sekyere South in the Ashanti Region has taken steps to advance its online learning mode and Information and Communications Technology (ICT).

THE Victoria Mutual (VM) Foundation through a new Refurbish for Change initiative, rece...

(From left) Lyon Crosdale, Assistant Manager, IT Service Delivery & Operations, Victoria Mutual Group; and Naketa West, Manager, VM Foundation, showcase refurbished computers being presented to Alicia Davidson, Parent, Calabar Infant and Primary School; and Principal, Joset Leslie, during a handover at the school. The Victoria Mutual (VM) Foundation through a new ‘Refurbish for Change’ initiative, recently donated 130 fully restored computers to educational and community development instit...

+ Wenchi Municipal Assembly through the Government of Ghana and the Ministry of Education has distributed over 1000 free uniforms to 10 basic schools within the Municipality. The distribution formed part of the government’s nationwide free uniforms program Dr. Prince Kwakye Afiriyie said. Presenting the uniforms to the pupils, he said the uniforms would be distributed to students with either tattered uniforms or wore house dresses to school because they had no uniforms. Dr. Prince Kwakye Af...

Listen to article Following a comment that was aired on Kastle FM on Tuesday, 2nd February 2021, on the state of the Kobina Ansah MA Basic School and the Saltpond Ghana Education Service Office, the GES has dragged a teacher of the Kobina Ansah M/A Basic School to the Disciplinary Committee to answer some questions regarding his comments on radio. Information reaching this reporter indicates that, when Kastle FM in Cape Coast called the Acting MCE for Mfantseman, Mr. K. K. Essuman, to seek his...

Following yesterday 39;s publication where it was alleged that, MCE of Mfantseman Municipality, K.

Black History Month February is Black History Month, and DEC joins the rest of the nation in paying tribute to African American men and women whose significant contributions are woven into the fabric of Americas culture. Below DEC is bringing attention to some of the most prolific environmental game changers of yesterday and today. Paying Tribute to a Legacy Members of the Civilian Conservation Corps Unit 1251 C II in the 1930s. In 1933, to combat the turmoil from the Great Depression, Presiden...

Graphic Online BY: Priscilla Asantewaa Obeng 30.5k Shares Most schools in Accra have had their school compounds fumigated by the government. This was revealed when the Junior Graphic visited schools to find out if they have had their premises fumigated. The only challenge was with Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) which were yet to be received by some of the schools. That notwithstanding, most of the schools have made available supplementary Veronica buckets, sanitiser and tissue papers as t...