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The Oyo State Amotekun operatives are not due for dismissal; because the Oyo State Amotekun Board of Governance and the management team have not set up any mechanism to check the operatives.

A handout photo of a C-17 Globemaster III aircraft at Hamid Karzai International Airport, Kabul.

Revamped instruction at a schoolhouse at Camp Pendleton, Calif., will help the Marine Corps better train Marines to operate the new Amphibious Combat Vehicle and prevent more rollover incidents, the service announced Wednesday. In the wake of several training incidents and delays to the first ACV deployment, the Marine Corps has established a Transition Training […]

The US military is deploying "additional capabilities" nearby Sudan to secure the US embassy in the country and assist with a potential evacuation, if the situation calls for it, the

Diet and protect her career, or focus on providing enough nutrition to her newborn baby. This Marine's career has been threatened because of her choice.

The Marines Corps may be full speed ahead on fielding the Amphibious Combat Vehicle, but the new system is still facing significant problems.

The Navy has issued a $1.295 billion contract modification to HII’s Ingalls Shipbuilding for the detail design and construction of LPD-32, the last San Antonio-class amphibious transport dock under the service’s current budget plans. The contract, announced Friday, follows a $240 million advanced procurement award issued to Ingalls last June for long-lead items. “This program […]

“Ukraine's war has taught us that we must transition from just-in-time stockpiles of weapons and munitions to just-in-case stockpiles,” Sen. Collins said.

The US and South Korea are holding a joint amphibious landing exercise for the first time in five years despite North Korea's protests Read Full Article at RT.com

The US and South Korea are holding a joint amphibious landing exercise for the first time in five years despite North Korea's protests Read Full Article at RT.com