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So close you smell the enemy's breath: Medal of Honor recipient DAVID BELLAVIA's visceral first-hand account of ghoulish house-to-house combat in Iraq... and why Israelis must prepare for the unimaginable in Gaza - Vimarsana News

So close you smell the enemy's breath: Medal of Honor recipient DAVID BELLAVIA's visceral first-hand account of ghoulish house-to-house combat in Iraq... and why Israelis must prepare for the unimaginable in Gaza

Medal of Honor recipient David Bellavia shares his first-hand account of the ghoulish house-to-house combat in Iraq and warns Israelis they must prepare for the unimaginable in Gaza.

Urban Warfare, Sieges, and Israel's Looming Invasion of Gaza - Vimarsana News

Urban Warfare, Sieges, and Israel's Looming Invasion of Gaza

With Israel’s looming ground offensive against Hamas, and considering the population density of Gaza, urban warfare will certainly be a significant

The Long-Term Health Impacts of Chemical Weapon Exposure - Vimarsana News

The Long-Term Health Impacts of Chemical Weapon Exposure

Chemical weapon exposure's effects linger long past the initial attack, shaping victims' physical and psychological health for years to come.

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US sends butcher of Iraq to help Israel - Vimarsana News

US sends butcher of Iraq to help Israel

The United States is sending Israel military advisers who led massacres in Iraq. The intention is to pass on Western

Looking Back: Major General Fitz John Porter – his story started in Portsmouth - Vimarsana News

Looking Back: Major General Fitz John Porter – his story started in Portsmouth

SINCE THE TIME of ancient Rome, equestrian monuments have been erected in public places as tributes to important figures in society, most often rulers and military commanders.