A distinct group of veterans came together to attempt breaking a world record with a mission: remember their fallen comrades and gather funds for Folds of Honor. The nine Americans were joined by a former Canadian service member. They had a precise schedule to strictly abide by to complete their skydiving mission. The fundraiser event was organized by Legacy Expeditions, an extreme expedition company founded by two former Navy Seals, Mike Sarraille and Andy Stumpf. Now that they’ve broken not one, but two world records, let’s look at the extraordinary adventure.
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U.S. soldiers, assigned to 82nd Airborne 3rd Brigade Combat Team, train with the Integrated Visual Augmentation System as a part of Project Convergence 2022 (PC22) at Camp Talega, California, Oct. 11, 2022. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Thiem Huynh).
The Army wanted its new futuristic do-it-all goggles to make soldiers more lethal by improving their communications, situational awareness, and marksmanship capabilities, all in one high-tech package.
WASHINGTON, DC – There is now evidence to suggest that the SARS-CoV-2 virus was interpreted by the US as a national security threat in early 2020 and that the Department of Defense (DOD) has always had total control of the COVID program. The Biden Administration has Covered Up this secret for 3 Years. Moreover, documents reveal that no clinical and manufacturing standards of practice have been applied to the COVID countermeasures vaccination program.
Andrii Gidzun and Vitalii Ivashchuk are Ukrainian soldiers who were wounded fighting for the defense of their country. Both of the soldiers lost arms to landmines during the conflict. Both are relatively young, but they’re getting a new lease on life with the help of Superhumans, a modern war rehabilitation center with locations in Poland and Lviv, Ukraine.
Superhumans has partnered with Bristol, UK-based tech company Open Bionics to create a custom-made 3D-printed bionic arm for each of the men. They will be the first war veterans to receive the new prosthesis.
In the late 1980s and early 1990s, the demand for wild boar meat surged and many Canadian farmers imported wild pigs from Europe to produce domestically. But wild means they were never meant to be fenced in. Some of those wild boar either hopped the fences, dug under them, or simply tore through them.
Since 1990, the population of wild boar has grown at an exponential rate, as high as 9% annually. It amounts to what one magazine called an “invasion of Canada.
As the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine nears its one-year anniversary, Western allies have stepped up military aid to Kiev. Germany, France and the United States have committed to sending modern armored fighting vehicles to bolster Ukraine’s military in its fight. While Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has expressed his nation’s gratitude for the aid, he and other government representatives have remained steadfast in their request for main battle tanks. On January 17, 2023, Britain answered that request.
Yes, that’s right folks, here are a Few More Good Men became famous Marine actors who previously served. Some may surprise you while others might make total sense. There will be some you likely haven’t heard about but, hey check out some classic movies in your off time with these Marine stars and you might learn something there, kid!
Here are several Marines who became actors in famous films
Bo Svenson
Quentin Tarantino (left) and Bo Svenson.
Bo Svenson is a Swedish-American actor, director, producer, author and screenwriter who has appeared in two of Quentin Tarantino’s movies.
American re-engagement in Somalia has helped the Somali military push back the terrorist group and liberate important towns.
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Actors grace the stage, silver screen and now the streaming videos of your choice, usually with years of training and experience. Many times we see these people do great feats of intimacy in a single bound. Such a superhuman form of intimacy is rarely if ever seen or allowed, through societal norms, outside of a stage, set, acting class or intimate moment with loved ones. We may or may not realize that these thespians have been influenced by an acting teacher, if not many. Even the best had to start somewhere.
The US Army’s Rapid Capabilities and Critical Technologies Office (RCCTO) has awarded a contract to technology company Epirus for Leonidas prototype systems.
The $66.1m prototyping contract award will support the army’s Indirect Fire Protection Capability-High Power Microwave (IFPC-HPM) programme.
Leonidas is an HPM system, which has already been tested and validated for air defence systems. Featuring an open system architecture, it offers counter-uncrewed aerial system (C-UAS) capabilities.