Indian Army: Indian, Chinese Troops Face Off Along Border By Anjana Pasricha VOA Indian and Chinese soldiers were involved in a fresh clash last week along their disputed border in the eastern Himalayas according to the Indian army. China has not confirmed the incident. The latest scuffle took place amid a tense eight-month long standoff between …
Unity…or Conformity? This past week, Joe Biden was inaugurated as the 46th President of these United States of America. In essence, what happened this past Wednesday was that the swamp reinstated one of its very own creatures. Joe Biden has been in Washington, DC, for some 47 years and his major legislative accomplishment was the …
Gov Cuomo of New York is completely unhinged. He has lockdown businesses, shut down his state by demanding 14 day quarantine for visitors or multiple tests to avoid quarantine. Its simple, Governor, open up your state and loosen the lockdowns. You have created a disaster with overblown figures and facts and the blame game to …
Rhodesian SAS hit the Fuel Depot in Beira, Mozambique By Henri LePettit, Feature, Photos copyright After the mid-70’s Carnation Revolution when the socialists were voted in back home, the Portuguese ditched their foothold in Mozambique. They were sent packing in a panic, ending overnight almost five hundred years of presence. The previous decade, their badly …
Vermont Cavalry Vermont cavalry squadron cleared to recruit women By Maj. J. Scott Detweiler The 1st Squadron, 172nd Cavalry, 86th Infantry Brigade Combat Team (Mountain), is now authorized to recruit women directly into the unit. This marks the first time in the National Guard’s 384-year history that a combat arms battalion-sized unit can enlist women. …
“On behalf of U.S. Central Command, we extend our sincere condolences to the family and friends of our fallen American Soldier who was deployed in support of Operation Spartan Shield. Staff Sgt. Timothy L. Manchester, Operation Spartan Shield Staff Sgt. Manchester’s service to his country and his sacrifices will not be forgotten.” – General Kenneth …
