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Army Airborne veteran earned two Purple Hearts in Vietnam - Vimarsana News

Army Airborne veteran earned two Purple Hearts in Vietnam

Wichita, Kan. (KSNW) — Army Staff Sergeant Al Fleming knew he was destined to serve his country. After all, his father was a Marine who fought in Korea. His step-father and all of his uncles were also in the military. Fleming was assigned to one of the most elite units in the Army during his […]

Source: ksn.com
Veterans Quit as Training, Mission for DeSantis' State Guard Turn Militaristic - Vimarsana News

Veterans Quit as Training, Mission for DeSantis' State Guard Turn Militaristic

DeSantis proposed bringing back the World War II-era force to supplement the overworked and understaffed Florida National Guard.

Meet Denmark's Royals: Your Guide to the Danish Monarchy's Family Tree - Vimarsana News

Meet Denmark's Royals: Your Guide to the Danish Monarchy's Family Tree

Denmark's royal family is led by Queen Margrethe II, who made headlines in 2022 for stripping her four grandchildren of their titles. Here's everything to know about the Danish royal family tree.

Source: people.com
The far right in Ukraine: An interview with Taras Bilous - Vimarsana News

The far right in Ukraine: An interview with Taras Bilous

Taras Bilous is a Ukrainian historian, an editor of Commons: Journal of Social Criticism, and an activist in Social Movement. He is currently serving in the Ukrainian army. He was interviewed by Stephen R. Shalom

The Far Right in Ukraine - International Viewpoint - online socialist magazine - Vimarsana News

The Far Right in Ukraine - International Viewpoint - online socialist magazine

“The full-scale Russian invasion partially smoothed over the former conflicts between the various leftists in Ukraine, because on the most important issue, the absolute majority of the Ukrainian left took the same position — support and participation in the resistance.”