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David Willey, curator of The Tank Museum with two flags asociated with the siege of Tobruk in WW2. They form part of the new World War II exhibition. A UNION Flag flown during the eight-month siege of Tobruk in World War Two and a huge German swastika flag captured during the relief operation are to be exhibited for the first time at The Tank Museum. They will feature in the new ‘World War Two: War Stories’ exhibition, which will be ready when the Dorset attraction in Bovington re-opens...

Libya self-reports March crude output of 1.28 million b/d to OPEC Libya pumped 1.283 million b/d of crude in March, the North African producer revealed to OPEC in the producer group’s latest monthly oil market report. Crude production in March rose by 100,000 b/d compared to 1.183 million in February, the report released on April 13, showed. Production in the first quarter of 2021 and January averaged 1.214 million b/d and 1.172 million b/d, respectively. This is the first time that Libya has...

Libya Authorities Release 120 Captured Pro-Haftar Fighters The fighters had been captured near the western city of Zawiya in April 2019. The men were fighting for the 107th Brigade under the command of eastern military strongman The fighters had been captured near the western city of Zawiya that same month. On Wednesday, dressed in loose white outfits and matching skullcaps, they were released following a ceremony in Zawiya, 45 kilometers (30 miles) east of Tripoli. The ceremony took place at...

Maintenance mostly over in Africa Most of the current round of refinery maintenance in Africa has been completed. However, South Africa’s Cape Town and Engen remain closed. ONGOING MAINTENANCE New and revised entries ** Ghana’s sole oil refinery, the Tema facility, has come back online after being shut in for a few weeks due to technical issues, a source close to the matter said March 22. “The refinery has resumed processing after days of some maintenance to correct some few issues,” th...

The F-14, which made its first deployment in 1974, arrived as a supersonic, twin-engine, variable-sweep wing, two-place fighter.

Response to "What is Progressive Realism" ["But the article was essentially about describing the differences between schools of thought while obviously giving evidence the author thought supported a different school than has predominated and was making a case for trying something different"] Robert Wright in the 2nd paragraph makes "realist" a synonym for Kissingers cynical "realpolitik", thus loading any "realist" with the baggage of Kissingers policies in Vietnam, turning a blind eye to dis...

The class was first built to crush Russia in the event of war. Heres What You Need to Know: The Nimitz-class carriers are a monumental achievement. The most successful U.S. Navy carriers of the postwar era all belong to a class named in honor of World War II’s most successful admiral, Chester W. Nimitz. The class’s lead ship, commissioned in 1975, bears the fleet admiral’s name. The Nimitz-class aircraft carriers were, at the time, the largest warships ever constructed. Although supersed...

New and revised entries ** Ghanas sole oil refinery, the Tema facility, has come back online after being shut in for a few weeks due to technical issues, a source close to the matter said March 22. "The refinery has resumed processing after days of some maintenance to correct some few issues," the source said. The refinery went offline in late July, after having run through its reserves of crude. It then restarted in early January only to shut down again a month later. The CDU currently only...

WORLD / AMERICAS By The China Society for Human Rights Studies (CSHRS) Published: Apr 09, 2021 12:35 PM Afghan children pose for a photograph holding images of victims of war during a memorial ceremony in front of the destroyed palace of Darul Aman in Kabul on Friday. Activists and survivors gathered to pay tribute to the memory of those killed during the last three decades of war in Afghanistan. Photo: AFP   The United States has always praised itself as "a city upon a hill" that is an ex...

Strategic sabotage is coming to a global conflict near you RADIO.COM 3 hrs ago © Provided by RADIO.COM Special Forces training with Lithuanian military “The mission was very clear cut, we are going to prep that battlefield for the invasion and get rid of Saddam Hussein,” CIA team leader Sam Faddis said of his eight-man paramilitary cell infiltrating Iraq in the summer of 2002. Ahead of the U.S. invasion of Iraq, a small team of CIA officers quietly moved into the Kurdish-held north. Th...