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IPOH: The police denied that 13 detainees who escaped the temporary immigration detention centre in Bidor were killed in an accident on the North-South Expressway.

Malaysian police deny talk that 13 escaped immigrants killed in accident Asia News Network (ANN) is the leading regional alliance of news titles striving to bring the region closer, through an active sharing of editorial content on happenings in the region.

The closing ceremony of Exercise MAJU BERSAMA Series 26/2023 was held at the Fighting in Built-Up Areas Complex, Penanjong Garrison recently.

The closing ceremony of Exercise MAJU BERSAMA Series 26/2023 was held at the Fighting in Built-Up Areas Complex, Penanjong Garrison recently. The exercise was conducted from January 20-25, involving troops from Third Battalion of the Royal Brunei Land Force (3Bn RBLF) and First Battalion of the Singapore Infantry Regiment (1SIR). Commander of the Royal Brunei […]

Copies of “Duty, Honor and Country,” will be available starting next week at the Veterans Support Center at 18025  15 Mile Road, Clinton Township. They are $10. The center is open weekdays from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Call ahead to confirm the books have arrived: 586-776-9810. 

Marine veteran John Waters grapples with the issues many experience when they come home from war in his novel River City One.

(WBAP/KLIF) -- After more than a century the Buffalo Soldiers are cleared. In 1917, the all-black Third Battalion of the U.S. Army's 24th Infantry Regiment ignored orders to stand down to an unconfirmed white mob approaching and marched into Houston amid racial tensions. Buffalo Soldiers 1917

Port Elgin’s Jeff Virgo, a Canadian Armed Forces veteran injured during training, received the 2023 Soldier On Unconquered Award.  

The soldiers were convicted after a brawl broke out when they marched into the city after learning that a white police officer had pistol-whipped and killed a Black corporal.

The Army vacated the convictions of 110 Black soldiers found guilty of an array of charges following the deadly 1917 "Houston Riot."