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Apr 04 2024
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Defense lawyers for former U.S. Army soldier facing federal riot charge allege ‘questionable tactics’ by FBI, police
The prosecution of a former Army officer facing a federal riot charge for allegedly smashing Starbucks windows during a 2021 demonstration in Portland has drawn accusations from his attorneys that the government has unfairly targeted him and used “highly questionable” tactics to build a case against him because he’s a “left-wing protester.” Defense attorneys argued Wednesday that the FBI
The OregonianApr 15 2024
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A soldier from the Karen National Liberation Army (KNLA) carries an RPG launcher at a Myanmar military base at Thingyan Nyi Naung village on the outskirts of Myawaddy
Colorado Springs GazetteMar 27 2024
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'Such a loss': 2 women in South Carolina Army National Guard died after head-on collision
Two 19-year-old women serving in the South Carolina Army National Guard died after being involved in a horrific wreck earlier this month. Carol Santiago and Krystal Lopez died on March 16 after the sedan they were in collided head-on with a pickup truck going in the opposite direction, the South Carolina Highway Patrol and Union County coroner told WHNS. Lopez and the driver of the truck were
"USA Today" ContributorMar 17 2024
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18-year-old Army corporal who went missing in Korea in 1950 identified
U.S. Army Cpl. Ray K. Lilly of Matoaka, W.Va., who went missing in action on Nov. 2, 1950, in the vicinity of Unsan, North Korea, has been accounted for, the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency announced Friday. Lilly, 18, was a member of L Company, 3rd Battalion, 8th Cavalry Regiment, 1st Cavalry Division. He was identified on Sept. 26, 2023, according to DPAA. Returning prisoners of war
Stars and StripesMar 11 2024
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Ralph Reed’s army plans $62 million spending spree backing Trump
A prominent evangelical advocacy organization plans to significantly ramp up political spending in the 2024 election with one goal in mind: returning Donald Trump to the White House
Faith & Freedom, a conservative-leaning organization, intends to spend $62 million registering and turning out evangelical voters, texting and calling supporters, and door-knocking — $10 million more
PoliticoMar 16 2024
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Formed in the Cold War, former members of Germany’s Red Army Faction are still on the run
(CNN) — German authorities have been tracking down the former members of the Red Army Faction (RAF), a now-defunct Cold War-era militant group, who have been on the run for nearly 30 years. Dubbed the “RAF pensioners” by German media and among Europe’s most wanted people, the female member of a fugitive trio was arrested last month in a Berlin neighborhood where she had been living an
KRDOMar 21 2024
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Army Corps reverses decision on controversial mine plan in Nome region, approves dredge permit
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has approved a dredge permit for a proposed mining operation in an estuary east of Nome, a plan that has generated widespread local opposition. The Corps’ Hawaii-based Pacific Ocean Division announced on Wednesday that it is offering a permit to IPOP LLC, a company seeking to mine for gold by dredging a site called Bonanza Channel that is part of Safety Sound.
Anchorage Daily NewsMar 20 2024
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Connor Howes of St. Cloud, Noah Grubbs of Lake Mary invited to Army Bowl games
For Lake Mary rising junior quarterback Noah Grubbs, it was no surprise that he was invited to play in the 2026 U.S. Army All-American Bowl in Frisco, Texas, this past weekend. For St. Cloud rising senior offensive tackle Connor Howes, however, his invite to the 2025 All-American game was something a shock during the Army Bowl Combine Series stop at Bishop Moore Catholic High on Saturday.
Orlando SentinelMar 24 2024
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In fight to keep invasive carp from the Great Lakes, Pritzker, Army Corps at impasse on building a barrier
In an effort to keep invasive carp from spreading to the Great Lakes, the states of Illinois and Michigan and the Army Corps of Engineers need to sign an agreement — but for months have been locked in a stalemate over what comes next. Illinois wants a better deal that would leave the door open for more federal funding and an incremental construction process, “While the federal government has
Chicago Sun-TimesMar 27 2024
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Creating a ‘kill web’: Army brings other services, allies together to test new tech for a major fight
CAMP PENDLETON, Calif. — Army Rangers send a swarm of small drones out over the Marine Corps base in Southern California in search of potential targets. Off the coast, Navy destroyers stand by ready to fire, if called upon. Meanwhile, Marine logisticians just off the shore move supplies onto land using autonomous boats to transport gear close to the coastal base and unmanned drones to deliver
Stars and Stripes