Second Expeditionary News Today

Eyes that magic number to officially secure his nomination. All as they trade verbal fire like never before. Plus, a massive week ahead in georgia. A judge set to rule any day on whether fani willis will stay in charge of trumps sprawling election case. Also ahead, back in court, new jersey Senator Bob Menendez expected to be arraigned again on new charges this morning. Later, a new doj investigation into that midair scare on an Alaska Airlines flight. What it could mean for that airline and boe...

People will overwhelmingly approve it. I thought it wouldve approved in 2000 or 2008. Im not sure about the palestinians. I have to be honest about that. I hope it would be the case they would support it as well. Asking the impossible conundrum. , i wroteof years ago an oped in the wall street journal. Was about the birth of it was about the book of jonas. Who the story of a profit say if you dond not repent, you will be destroyed. He realizes this is a nowin situation. If he tells them to repen...

It is about 2500 marines. It is associated with amphibious shipping. That is what you mostly see on the news, marines operating off of the ships. We have two of those on the water at all times. One in the pacific and one generally in the european, african, and Central Command regions. Very capable force. Runs the gamut from working Security Cooperation issues up to having the capability of executing Forcible Entry or having a play inside a major theater operation. The last one on the left is the...

THIS month Chard Carers Support Group welcomed Pauline Homeshaw, the Somerset Publicity Officer for SSAFA, the armed forces charity.

A very interesting pack of cards with a Malta connection is a quartet game called ‘Naval and Military Families’. It was designed by Prince and Princ

FOUR members of the SSAFA’s Gwent branch have been honoured by being awarded the Sir James Gildea award.

Ailsa Stewart being presented with he 100th birthday from the Queen by her son Patrick Stewart, a former Lord Lieutentant of Argyll and Bute By Deborah Anderson WITH a combined age of 776, eight former WRNS have shown just how adaptable they have become in lockdown. Like many groups and clubs who have been forced to close their doors this year and shift their services online, SSAFA, one of the oldest armed forces charities looked at how they could do things differently and keep veterans c...