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By CHARLIE HALL | Sun Journal, New Bern, N.C. | Published: April 10, 2021 NEW BERN, N.C. (Tribune News Service) Decorated Vietnam veteran and retired Marine Lt. Col. Oliver North will bring a family military history to Sunday s closing 1 p.m. ceremony for the traveling Vietnam Memorial Wall at New Bern s Lawson Creek Park. North is the keynote speaker, capping the wall s six-day stay in New Bern. Also, the All Veteran Parachute Team of former Army Golden Knights members, led by Michael Elliott, will parachute onto the site with flags and visual fanfare. The public showing for the wall will end at 3 p.m. North will also speak at two morning services on April 11 at Temple Church.
Decorated Vietnam veteran and retired Marine Lt. Col. Oliver North will bring a family military history to Sunday s closing 1 p.m. ceremony for the traveling Vietnam Memorial Wall at New Bern s Lawson Creek Park.
North is the keynote speaker, capping the wall’s six-day stay in New Bern. Also, the All Veteran Parachute Team of former Army Golden Knights members, led by Michael Elliott, will parachute onto the site with flags and visual fanfare.
The public showing for the wall will end at 3 p.m. North will also speak at two morning services on April 11 at Temple Church.
His military life dates most of his 77 years, from being the son of a retired wartime Army officer and Boy Scout leader, to his combat duty as a Vietnam platoon leader and his later rise to national attention as a television military correspondent and his involvement in the controversial 1980s Iran-Contra affair.
“5G will certainly be in there.”
– Peter Stuckmann, head of unit at the European Commission in charge of future connectivity systems, speaking about the EU’s upcoming ‘Digital Decade’ targets.
Story of the week: The Commission’s ‘Digital Decade’ objectives for 2030 will be presented on 9 March. We look at what could be in store for next-generation telecommunications.
Podcast: This week, we take a look at what’s in store for the future of 5G in the EU, with a particular focus on recent developments in France.
Don’t miss: We caught up with Gilles de Kerchove, the EU’s Counter-Terrorism Coordinator this week. He’s very keen on pushing for quick adoption of new rules that would allow authorities based in one EU nation to issue order requests to online service providers based in other member states, for access to electronic data to be used in criminal prosecutions, as part of the e-Evidence regulation.
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