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Afghan Army troops feel slighted by NATO forces - Pensacola Business Journal
Afghan Army troops feel slighted by NATO forcesPensacola Business JournalEven the 3-year-old army band bemoans their equipment, including soldered trumpets dating back to the 1970s. The conversation with Aga, the firing range instructor, shifted from poor equipment to the disturbingly high number of so-called ...and more »
Military parade for queen's diamond jubilee - AFP
AFPMilitary parade for queen's diamond jubileeAFP... the Army and the Royal Air Force marched through the castle's grounds and through the town to music from six military bands. The parade culminated in a flypast of 78 aircraft, including planes dating from the World War II Battle of Britain, ...and more »
Army reviews mental health cases going back to 2001 - USA TODAY
USA TODAYArmy reviews mental health cases going back to 2001USA TODAYBy Gregg Zoroya, USA TODAY The Army is launching a servicewide review of mental health cases dating back to 2001 to ensure that soldiers suffering a behavioral health illness were not denied appropriate medical retirement benefits.US Army Praised for Decision to Review PTSD CasesKARKRet. Army Colonel speaks on military review of PTSD treatmentToday's THVall 48 news articles »
Factions and short fuses - Bangkok Post
Factions and short fusesBangkok PostThe art of deception is at the core of Lab Luang Prang V, the latest work of non-fiction by Wassana Nanuam, a veteran reporter who's been covering the military beat for this newspaper for more than 20 years now. Wassana has already had several books ...
Army to review PTSD cases going back to 2001 - ArmyTimes.com
USA TODAYArmy to review PTSD cases going back to 2001ArmyTimes.comBy Gregg Zoroya - USA Today The Army is launching a servicewide review of mental health cases dating back to 2001 to ensure that soldiers suffering a behavioral health illness were not denied appropriate medical retirement benefits.Wong Praises Army for Review of PTSD CasesEON: Enhanced Online News (press release)all 352 news articles »
Three Mexico generals held in investigation of crime ties - Los Angeles Times
Three Mexico generals held in investigation of crime tiesLos Angeles TimesThe army announced late Thursday that it had detained retired Gen. Ricardo Escorcia Vargas as part of a probe that earlier led to the arrests of two other generals suspected of possible ties to the Beltran Leyva drug-trafficking group in a case dating ...and more »
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