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Remember today, talking about general steiners tennessee roots, and how he was able to go from basically nothing to a four-star general in the army and the way he did it was just so amazing. he was a wordsmith. he was a warm person who was able to put together not only a great turn of phrase but also to show the empathy that he had for fellow general officer, but that empathy also transcended rank. it transcended not only the general officer ranks but it came down to people like me, i was at the...

Ma of the joint chiefs of staff under my father, and president clinton, and secretary of state during my administration. he was such a favorite of presidents that he earned the presidential medal of freedom twice. he was highly respected at home and abroad, and most important, colin was a family man and a friend. laura and i send alma and their children our sincere condolences as they remember the life of a great man." were joined now by retired air force colonel cedric leyton and i know that yo...

It may be fun to imagine a brilliant beam of light lancing forth from the 1950s-era C-130 Hercules transportation airplane accompanied by an appropriate “pew-pew” sound. But that does not reflect reality.

Ghost Robotics, maker of four-legged robots for the military, has teamed up with SWORD International to build a mechanical dog that is capable of carrying a remote-controlled rifle on its back. [...]

James Cook University will make it easier for Australian Defence Force veterans to access a university education, with the announcement of a

How the Pentagon really works, as told by a Texan who tried to make it work a little differently.

Riot police were deployed to a workers' dormitory in Jurong after claims about Covid-19 breaches and insufficient medical supplies were made.

Migrant yard workers allege breach of coronavirus health protocols and inedible food

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The ability to directly access remote sensing satellite data for targeting has long been a Holy Grail for the Army.