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Spc. Andrew Simmons, and Army Sgt. Adam Priebe, both assigned to Company A, 1st Battalion, 143rd Infantry Regiment (Airborne), provide security outside the Shigal Girl's School in Kunar Province, Afghanistan while members of Provincial Reconstruction Team Kunar visit the school to check on the status of construction. The members of Company A serve as the PRT's security element and have earned high praise from the PRT commander. (Photo by Tech. Sgt. Christopher Marasky, U.S. Air Force) Texas national guard Gov. Abbot, Texas: No one should ever question the loyalty or professionalism of the Te...

SA celebs mourn death of Loxion Kulća co-founder Wandi Nzimande By Lifestyle Reporter Share On Wednesday night, South Africans learnt about the death of Zwandile Ndimande, a radio DJ and founder of the local streetwear brand, Loxion Kulća. Nzimande was 44 when he died. He founded the fashion brand with Gideon Abrahams in 1999, starting with hand-made items that cost R17.50. As the business grew, their garments made it to 150 outlets in the country and in Kenya, Uganda, Ghana, Nigeria, Congo, England, France, Germany, India, the US and Switzerland. Those who knew him described Nzimande ...

To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: With the holiday season upon us and winter quickly approaching, people are trading in lighter dishes for heavier, heartier meals. At the center of these dishes are butter and cream, and at the center of a new lawsuit is a producer of butter and cream: Land O’Lakes.[1] On November 5, 2020, WWF Operating Company, LLC (WWF) filed a breach of contract complaint against the dairy mogul in the District Court of Colorado.[2] The alleged breach of contract is over an agreement between the two entities for exclusive trademark licensing ri...

Corps approves full-rate production for new amphibious combat vehicle Marines take the Amphibious Combat Vehicle 1.1 out for a ride aboard Camp Pendleton, California. (Marine Corps ) Marine Corps has awarded a $184.4 million contract to BAE Systems for the full-rate production of 36 amphibious combat vehicles. The vehicle is meant to replace the amphibious assault vehicle the Corps has used since the Vietnam War. “We’re providing Marines with a modern, armored personnel carrier that offers tremendous capability with respect to survivability,” Col. Kirk Mullins, program manager for ...