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Vanguard News USAFRICOM: Burying Barre’s Ghost On By Emeka Obasi Somalian dictator, Mohamed Siad Barre, found home in Nigeria following his ouster in 1991 and rejection by Kenyan opposition when he arrived Nairobi for refuge. The maximum ruler died in Lagos five years later and it appears his blood soaked evil spirit is hovering all over the nation. I received the good news that President Muhammadu Buhari has asked for help from the United States to tackle the unprecedented flood of insecurity that may consume the country and perhaps create a mass of refugees all over the the West African ...

The Ohio University Police Department is announcing the retirement of Lt. Eric Hoskinson after over 25 years of service to the Ohio University community. Hoskinson’s last day will be Monday, May 31, 2021. Hoskinson will have a total of over 28 years of law enforcement service, having previously worked for the Orange County (Calif.) Sheriff’s Department and the Perry County (Ohio) Sheriff’s Office. Hoskinson is also well known as a proud former Marine, having served in the Gulf War in both Operation Desert Shield and Operation Desert Storm as well as in Somalia as part of Operation Resto...

Dr. Matt Poepsel of The Predictive Index: “Be prepared to maneuver” Be prepared to maneuver. — The Marines practice a fluid form of combat known as maneuver warfare. Instead of favoring a large-scale, brute force approach, maneuver warfare emphasizes creating tactical opportunities, bold action, and initiative from leaders at every level. Playing it safe and hesitating can ironically be the risky play during a crisis. Rather than make large […] The Thrive Global Community welcomes voices from many spheres on our open platform. We publish pieces as written by outside contributors ...

Feb. 28 marked the 30-year anniversary of the end of the Gulf War – a nearly seven-month battle resulting in almost 300 American deaths.

4 Feb. 28 marks the 30-year anniversary of the end of the Gulf War – a nearly 7-month battle resulting in almost 300 American deaths. Mike Durant had, as the saying goes, “a front-row seat to history”. Long before he became a renowned master aviator, best-selling author, husband and father of six, Durant was a kid growing up with a younger sister in a working-class family in Berlin, northern New Hampshire. One summer, he worked for an Army National Guard warrant officer who owned a small aviation business with some helicopters and airplanes in his home state. “I got ...