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The U.S. Army Special Operations Command said goodbye to its commander and command sergeant major as it welcomed two new leaders to Fort Bragg.

Украинское издание Defense Express опубликовало видео с радиолокационной станцией «Минерал-У», работающей с ракетным комплексом ЖК-360МЦ «Нептун», который, по заявлению Киева, якобы может уничтожить Крымский мост.

He was accused of irregularly facilitating a Sudanese billionaire with close ties to the Qatar royal family, to get into the country through the VIP section at Entebbe Airport where scrutiny is...

Museveni probes Oulanyah poisoning Jacob Oulanyah Tensions are running high within the precincts of parliament after information leaked that a special security team is probing Speaker Jacob Oulanyahs last 48 hours before his health abruptly deteriorated in June, prompting an emergency medical evacuation to the UK. On the other hand, a storm is brewing within top-level parliamentary staff over promotions, corruption and an alleged purge of loyalists...

Staff Sgt. Micah E. Walker, of Peyton, Colo. (U.S. Army) 30 Jul 2021 Investigators have ruled out drowning as the cause of death for a Green Beret who died while training Tuesday at the Special Forces Underwater Operations School in Key West, Florida, contradicting the Armys first reports on the death. Staff Sgt. Micah Walker, 31, of 2nd Battalion, 10th Special Forces Group, at Fort Carson, Colorado, was taking part in dive training when he died at Naval Air Station Key West, the 1st Special Fo...

by   Sharing his experience on the 1st Special Forces Command and 18th Airborne Corps podcasts, Col. Eric Kreitz said he was not open with colleagues about his struggles with alcohol. (U.S. Army) FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. (Tribune News Service) — Col. Eric Kreitz woke up to paramedics shining a flashlight in his eyes. He was on his back and noticed the stars in the night sky. He remembered having dinner with his family in Colorado, but he doesn’t remember blacking out from drinking...

Fond memories from a US military attache 2 published : 5 Jul 2021 at 04:30 2 Col Larry Redmon, then Army Attache at the United States embassy in Bangkok, attends the Korean War Veterans Memorial Day at the 21st Infantry Regiment in Chon Buri in remembrance of Thai soldiers sent to fight from 1950 to 1953. Office of the US Army Attache Col Larry Redmon, ex-Army Attache at the United States (US) Embassy in Bangkok, who retired from the milit...

German militarism and the war in Afghanistan Bundeswehr soldiers from Camp Marmal on patrol (Image: ISAF / CC BY-SA 2.0) At 20 years, it lasted more than three times as long as the Second World War. More than 150,000 German military personnel experienced their first war deployment. Fifty-nine died, thousands more were injured and traumatised. The military costs alone amounted to 12 billion euros. In its final phase, the withdrawal resembled a desperate scramble. It came after US forces began wi...

Pharmaceutical companies wanted big profit margins, and thereby refused to not only share the formulae to hard-hit countries, but also declined to reduce the market price of their therapy, which was way beyond their investment. It was a genocide as HIV/Aids was a global pandemic, and needed collective effort. It was much later when the first Bush administration – and Dr Mugyenyi actually went and spoke to US Congress to make the case for more ARV support – that these combination drugs would...

Фото: AFP/FARSHAD USYAN Немецкие солдаты миссии НАТО "Решительная поддержка" были вывезены из лагеря "Кэмп Мармал" в Мазари-Шарифе федеральными военно-воздушными силами немецкого министерства обороны. По сообщению информационного агентства dpa, на борту самолета находились член...