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Vanguard News What you didn’t know about new Service Chiefs On Lucky Irabor, Chief of Defence Staff – How Borno indigene foretold his elevation in 2016 In 2016, Ibrahim Uba Yusuf, an indigene of Borno was so impressed with new Chief of Defence Staff Lucky Irabor that he declared him his man of the year in a local publication in Maiduguri.  Before then, the entire Sambisa Forest had fallen to Gboko Haram but Irabor led the operations that recovered greater part of the forest. Yusuf celebrated Irabor this way: “The year 2016 is remarkable to not only the people of Borno or North East b...

Fort Polk honors 80 years of successful training ANGIE THORNE Public affairs specialist  The Joint Readiness Training Center and Fort Polk’s 80th birthday ceremony was held at the Fort Polk Museum Jan. 14. State, local and Fort Polk leadership, along with members of the Fort Polk community, gathered to celebrate the installation’s history from Jan. 10, 1941 — the day Camp Polk was established — to today. Throughout those 80 years, Fort Polk has continued its mission to train Soldiers for every major war and conflict the United States has faced. Brig. Gen. David S. Doyle, JRTC and For...

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Russian Army Tests Artificial Intelligence Equipped Target Robots Our Bureau 5261 AI-based target robots: all image from Tvzvezda Artificial intelligence (AI) based mobile target robots that dodge shooters’ bullets have been tested for the first time in Patriot Park shooting range near Moscow. The AI-based robots are dressed as soldiers and carry dummy guns. Mounted on wheeled vehicles, they have cross-country ability and can maneuver their way around obstacles and away from the direction of bullets, the Russian MoD’s TV Channel, Tvzvezda.ru reported. During tests, the soldiers first fi...

Russia Is Testing Their Own ‘Loyal Wingman’ for the Su-57 Stealth Fighter Russia’s latest announcement seems to come as a direct response to Loyal Wingman and Skyborg. According to reports released by Russia’s state-owned media outlet RIA, Russia’s S-70 Okhotnik (Hunter) uncrewed combat aerial vehicle recently completed its first “fighter-interceptor” exercise, in which the drone carried simulated air-to-air missiles while completing a series of test flights. According to an unnamed source within the Russian military that was cited by RIA, these tests “will make it possible ...