Troops in west Russia to get over 1,300 weapon systems by year-end — defense chief - TASS

August 21, 2019

Operation Novichok Troops in west Russia to get over 1,300 weapon systems by year-end — defense chief - TASS At least 13 Chinese tourists killed in bus accident in Laos - Yahoo News 'Desperate Need For Speed' As Army Takes On Chinese, Russian, ISIS Info Ops - Breaking Defense Airpower Orphans, Part I: Putting the “Operational Support” Back in Operational Support Airlift - War on the Rocks Once welcomed, Turkey now clamping down on Syrian refugees - The Sydney Morning Herald Troops in west Russia to get over 1,300 weapon systems by year-end — defense chief - TASS TASS MOSCOW, August 21. /TASS/. Troops in Russia’s Western Military District will receive over 1,300 weapon systems by the end of this year, Defense Minister Army General Sergei Shoigu said at the ministry’s board meeting on Wednesday. Read More At least 13 Chinese tourists killed in bus accident in Laos - Yahoo News Yahoo News BANGKOK, Aug 20 (Reuters) - At least 13 people have been killed and 31 injured after a bus carrying Chinese tourists slid off a road in Laos, the Chinese Embassy in Vientiane, the Laotian capital, said on Tuesday. Read More 'Desperate Need For Speed' As Army Takes On Chinese, Russian, ISIS Info Ops - Breaking Defense Breaking Defense Soldiers of the Army’s newly created I2CEWS (Intelligence, Information, Cyber, Electronic Warfare, & Space) Detachment stand in formation at the activation ceremony Jan. 11. TECHNET AUGUSTA: The Army wants to expand its fledgling cyber branch into an information warfare force that can do everything from jamming insurgent radio stations to fighting Chinese cyber espionage and to protecting US elections from online subversion. Read More Airpower Orphans, Part I: Putting the “Operational Support” Back in Operational Support Airlift - War on the Rocks War on the Rocks On Nov. 7, 1910, 24-year old Philip Parmalee took off from Huffman Prairie airfield, a glorified cow pasture in Ohio, in a Wright Model B aircraft. Sixty-six minutes later, he landed at a flag-marked racetrack in Columbus, successfully delivering 100 pounds of silk ribbon, and completing the first commercial air cargo delivery. Read More Once welcomed, Turkey now clamping down on Syrian refugees - The Sydney Morning Herald The Sydney Morning Herald For weeks, Turkey has been carrying out a campaign to reinforce its rules requiring Syrian refugees to stay in cities where they are registered with the government. Accounts by Mustafa and other Syrians suggest that along with that campaign, some unregistered refugees are being forced out of the country. Read More

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