⁣Tomb Guard Earns Badge After His Final Watch

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⁣Airman dies after setting himself ablaze in front of embassy: Police
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⁣Once-secret military document sheds light on why Black soldiers in WWII were denied honors

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⁣US begins airstrikes in Syria, Iraq in response to deaths of three soldiers

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⁣How Israel's Military Is Training for a Ground War in Gaza | WSJ

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Amidst rising tensions in the South China Sea and the Taiwan Strait, the American military is set to expand its presence in the Philippines.The Marcos administration wants to increase the number of US forces in the country, by allowing Americans access to four additional military bases including Palawan and Cagayan, through the Enhanced Defense Cooperation Agreement (EDCA). This move reverses the cooling US-Filipino ties under President Duterte. But the long, storied history between the two countries could complicate the return of US troops. At the same time, Chinese investments in the archipelago are in jeopardy, as Beijing protests the move. What is behind this troop buildup in the Philippines, and could this raise the temperature in the region, as China reacts to the growing American might at its doorstep?00:00 Introduction01:32 South China Sea disputes: China VS Philippines04:07 US increases military presence in Philippines07:40 Impact of Scarborough Shoals dispute12:13 US military alliance VS Chinese foreign investment22:27 Dark side to US’ presence in Philippines36:29 Taiwan: Why Philippines may be warming to US41:09 Beijing condemns US military expansion in Philippines43:42 Can Philippines balance relations with US and China?For greater INSIGHT into issues affecting Asia: https://youtube.com/playlist?l....ist=PLkMf14VQEvTaHr6 THE SHOW: Insight investigates and analyses topical issues that impact Asia and the rest of the world. ==========================#CNAInsider #CNAInsiderInvestigates #USChina #Philippines #ChinaFor more, SUBSCRIBE to CNA INSIDERhttps://cna.asia/insideryoutubesubFollow CNA INSIDER on:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cnainsider/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cnainsider/Website: https://cna.asia/cnainsider
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⁣Russia's war disrupting Vietnam's plans to modernise its armed forces

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I spent some time at the US Army's elite tank school. I even got to drive a M1A2 tank! Check it out in this segment.
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Joan Lunden goes behind closed doors with an elite green beret swat team inside the U.S. Special Forces Training Center in Fort Bragg, North Carolina. Lunden dons her fatigues and takes an insider's look at the original A-Team, the soldiers who stand ready 24-7 for covert missions behind enemy lines. Joan gains first-hand experience at survival school where she learns different methods for staying alive including, how to make a fire, what insects to eat and participates in an exercise of helo extraction—an emergency evacuation method. Survival school prepares soldiers for the worst case scenario when lost behind enemy lines.
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Fun and nostalgic look at what basic was like before the cold war ended. One of those half canned, half original tapes that video companies use to make and sell to graduating soldiers. This was basic training class D-3-3. It was a mix of engineer, infantry, aviation, and MP MOSs. Started May of 1986.
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This is the basic training video I purchased after graduating from U.S. Army Basic Training/AIT (OSUT) for MOS 11B at Ft. Benning, Georgia in December, 1988. It was originally on VHS and I had it converted to digital. I was part of Alpha Co, 2/54 Infantry at Albanese Barracks (starship) in good old Sand Hill. There is a 5-10 minute portion toward the end that is of my actual unit going through training. If anyone seeing this happened to be there at the same time as me, please reach out....As for everyone else, enjoy the memories!
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Describes Fort Benning, Georgia, The Largest And Most Comprehensive Infantry Training Center In The Free World.
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A Young Soldier In Advanced Training Recounts His Experiences During The Army Basic Combat Training Course From The Time Of Initial Processing To Graduation.Department Of DefensePin 30201It's Up To You - Basic Combat Training
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From 1967 through 1970 8,000 Americans were being killed and Wounded a Month. Wars are started by those who will Never Fight in Them, and Fought by those who will find little reward in the outcome but Mangled bodies, Shattered minds and Death. These young men were trained quickly, shipped to Vietnam quickly and died quickly many within a few weeks of arriving Casualties among the Infantry Units were twice as high as those suffered in World War 2. The belief is that fighting in Vietnam was not as intense as in World War II. Fact: The average infantryman in the South Pacific during World War II saw about 40 days of combat in four years. The average infantryman in Vietnam saw about 200 days of combat in one year thanks to the mobility of the helicopter. One out of every 9 Americans who served in Vietnam was a casualty. 58,228 were killed and 303,704 wounded out of 2.7 million who served, 240 men were awarded the Medal of Honor. One of every 3 American dead was a Draftee with 17,725 Killed. Presented by Vietnam Veterans: Peter Hinds and Michael Arringtoncomputehinds@gmail.comMusic: "The Pacific" by: Blake Neely, Geoff Zanelli and Hans Zimmer.
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⁣Robert B. Mossgrove KIA February 25th 1970. Mekong Delta Long An Vietnam.

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A selection of photos sent to me over the years.
⁣National Vietnam War Veterans Day 2023
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⁣Vietnam, Chu Lai, 23rd infantry Division 1970-71

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⁣See the Belarus military camp that was intended for Wagner fighters

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⁣最年輕92歲！ 大陸老兵忠烈祠淚見「老長官」
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⁣20191007 總統視導「陸軍航特部兩棲偵察營偵3連」及「陸軍南竿守備大隊混砲連」

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