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Lynn Sargeant, Hobo Day Committee addresses the Senate - Vimarsana News

Lynn Sargeant, Hobo Day Committee addresses the Senate

Dean for College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences (CAHSS) Lynn Sargeant addressed Senate Monday regarding the renovation of Lincoln Hall and Introduction to Global Citizenship and Diversity class (AHSS 111).  “Lincoln Hall is our new home,” Sargeant said. “I am very excited, proud and happy that it happened.”  Sargeant expressed her gratitude to the...

Broadband provider Wildanet to supply Armed Forces Day WiFi - Vimarsana News

Broadband provider Wildanet to supply Armed Forces Day WiFi

It comes in a week when the country prepares to celebrate Armed Forces Day with Wildanet setting up high-speed Wi-Fi for live streaming of the event

NATO is racing to arm its Russian borders. Can it find the weapons? - Vimarsana News

NATO is racing to arm its Russian borders. Can it find the weapons?

Allies are worrying about dwindling war chests just as NATO seeks commitments for new stockpiles and troops along the eastern flank.

Only 30% of German army's Leopard tanks ready for combat, expert says - World - Vimarsana News

Only 30% of German army's Leopard tanks ready for combat, expert says - World

According to head of the Armed Forces Association Andre Wustner, the German army has not ordered a single self-propelled howitzer out of those that were sent to Ukraine last year

Source: tass.com
German army chief wants more money to equip the military – DW – 02/26/2023 - Vimarsana News

German army chief wants more money to equip the military – DW – 02/26/2023

Lt. Gen. Alfons Mais says the €100 billion committed by the government last year is insufficient. Meanwhile, an association representing soldiers says the Bundeswehr turnaround needs to speed up.

Source: dw.com