Soldier killed after getting engaged

Here is more details has been published about the soldier who was killed on New Year's Day in Helmand Province of Afghanistan. " A British soldier killed by the Taliban on New Year's Day was a part-time soldier who...

Palin: National Security Missile Defense Knowledge?

 By Abert N. Milliron, Editor, Politisite.com, Iron Mill Interactive Media, Inc Governor Palin has been touted as an unexperienced Governor with little National Security experience.  Alaska provides...

Bush likely to pull 8,000 troops from Iraq in January

"WASHINGTON (AP) -- President Bush is expected to keep U.S. troop levels in Iraq near their current level through the end of the year, then pull home up to 8,000 combat and support troops by mid-January, The Associated Press has learned. ...

Pentagon orders Marines to stay longer in Afghanistan

US Marines will stay longer than intial plan in Afghanistan. Earlier the plan was to withdraw the Marines from Afghanistan after sometime when normalcy is restored but they are still fighting Taliban militants in the volatile south."The Pentagon has ordered roughly 1,250...

Britain faces calls for UFO inquiry

The silly season has arrived. First there is a "complicated" crop circle and now soldiers are seeing UFOs."The British ministry of defence today faced calls to launch an official inquiry into a series of UFO...

Brit Military Toll In Afghanistan Hits 100

" The number of British troops killed in Afghanistan since 2001 has reached 100, following the deaths of three soldiers.The Ministry of Defence said the trio died following a suicide attack on a routine patrol in...

Iraqi Chicken Farmers Get Jumpstart With Egg Delivery

" BAGHDAD, April 28, 2008 – Chicken farmers in Mahmudiyah, 20 miles south of Baghdad, received the jumpstart their industry needed with the arrival of 45,000 eggs, each ready for hatching. Army Capt. Benjamin Neusse, a civil military operations officer with 3rd...

A Modern Day Hero

"A paratrooper who lost a leg while serving in Afghanistan has made history by becoming the first British serviceman to return to active service as an amputee. Corporal Stuart Hale makes history Corporal Stuart Hale is now serving in southern Afghanistan less than two...

Half a Decade of War: Five Years After Iraq Invasion, Soldiers Testify at Win...

" AMY GOODMAN: [Five years ago] on March 19th, 2003, the US began bombing Baghdad. The invasion was on. Six weeks later, President Bush stood under a banner reading “Mission Accomplished” and declared an end to major military combat operations in Iraq. Now, half a...

Mily commander apologizes for attack on police HQ

""I apologize to the people of Masohi for the attack by certain military individuals," the military commander said by phone when confirmed here on Saturday.He was contacted after holding a meeting with Maluku Police Chief Brig. Gen. Muhammad Guntur Ariyadi and the Maluku...

Latest British fatality in Afghanistan was friend of Prince William

"In a statement, royal officials said Prince William, 25, was "deeply saddened" to learn of Roberts' death. He said he remembered the officer with "great respect" and said he was also a "good friend". Roberts taught William during a posting to Britain's elite military...

Breaking: Hsu captured in Colorado; Update: Hsu fell ill on Amtrak

Norman Hsu, the Democrats benefactor has been nabbed on The Zephyr train in Grand Junction enroute to Chicago. He became ill on the Amtrak train and Grand Junction paramedics were summoned. He was taken to St....

Operation Lightning Hammer disrupts al-Qaeda in Diyala

"Operation Lightning Hammer disrupts al-Qaeda in Diyala Print E-mail Sunday, 26 August 2007 Spc. Samuel Melendez of Bravo Troop, 5th Battalion, 73rd Cavalry Regiment, patrols a marsh outside of Qubah, a small...

BBC NEWS | UK | 'Friendly fire' UK soldiers named

The British Military has finally released teh identities of the three English troops killed by American fire in Afghanistan.  If Downing Street has any more doubts on if any of this is worth it, Mr. brown...

'Friendly fire' kills UK soldiers

American forces "accidently" fire upon British forces in Afghanistan leading the English public to ask out loud on the streets, "Why are we in this occupation?"  - The...

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