Army News
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As the globe searches for superior power sources to become less dependent upon desert oil barons, the US has developed technology that converts fuel from garbage. This fuel source could become more necessary during the coming Mideast conflicts.
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Kingsport -
When a Facebook page community heard that a member of the United States military was contemplating suicide, they sprung into action, traveling as much as 100 miles to try and find the "battle buddy" in trouble.
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Kabul -
After spending time enjoying all the festivities of the London Olympics and learning that not everything that happens in Vegas stays in Vegas, Prince Harry is ready to get back to business, heading to Afghanistan for his second tour of duty.
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Savannah -
During a murder case, a plot by Army soldiers to commit a number of anti-government attacks was uncovered and Savannah's Forsyth Park fountain was among the targets.
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Pretoria -
South African media have met the new Chief of the Army, Lieutenant General Vusumuzi (Vusi) Masondo at his first briefing for all media, which was characterised by the general openly admitting problems, but giving little in the way of specifics.
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Chicago -
An estimated 2 million spectators crowded the beaches and parks near Lake Michigan in Chicago this past weekend to catch one of the most exciting shows of the year. The 2012 Chicago Air and Water Show.
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Depression and suicide rates in the military are at an all time high. It’s been estimated that more soldiers in America’s army are taking their own lives each day and surpassing the amount killed in combat.
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U.S. Army Doctrine and Training Command is considering how to proceed in the event of a "Tea Party" insurrection against the U.S. government.
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London -
British Culture Secretary, Jeremy Hunt, says it is "completely normal" for a contractor to fail to meet its contractual obligations.
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A U.S. military document has been uncovered which seems to detail a U.S. Army plan for detaining "political activists" at re-education camps. These camps would be staffed by military-hired "PSYOP" officers in both the U.S.A. and overseas.
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