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6 SANDF members killed following Northern Cape veld fire, clarifies SA army - Vimarsana News

6 SANDF members killed following Northern Cape veld fire, clarifies SA army

The SA National Defence Union had earlier said five soldiers were killed, but the SA army has clarified that the death toll from the Friday fire that swept through a combat training centre at Lohatla stands at six.

Source: ewn.co.za
Exciting Summer Adventures for Army ROTC Cadets - Vimarsana News

Exciting Summer Adventures for Army ROTC Cadets

Army ROTC cadets participated in training camps, international travel, Air Assault school and — a first for an Arkansas cadet — the Army Space Cadre Basic Course at West Point.

Source: uark.edu
The defense bill is no longer a no-brainer | CLARENCE PAGE | Las Vegas Review-Journal - Vimarsana News

The defense bill is no longer a no-brainer | CLARENCE PAGE | Las Vegas Review-Journal

In the past week, the traditional bipartisan support behind defense broke down into an unusually bitter debate in the House; a similar fight is expected in the Senate.

Page: Defense bill no longer a no-brainer as McCarthy gives in to far-right faction - Vimarsana News

Page: Defense bill no longer a no-brainer as McCarthy gives in to far-right faction

Despite the rowdy episodes of fussing, feuding and fighting that we see erupt out of Congress, matters as routine as the annual defense policy bill have tended to slide through

Clarence Page | Defense bill is no longer a no-brainer as Speaker McCarthy gives in to far-right faction - Vimarsana News

Clarence Page | Defense bill is no longer a no-brainer as Speaker McCarthy gives in to far-right faction

Despite the rowdy episodes of fussing, feuding and fighting that we see erupt out of Congress, matters as routine as the annual defense policy bill have tended to slide through