In 1918, the world had never seen such killing. By Jim GaramonE American Doughboys surrounded by French civilian celebrate the Armistice in Paris on Nov. 11, 1918. U.S. Army Signal Corps photo Between 15-19 million people died during World War I, and another 23 million were wounded. The industrial age had industrialized death and Europe …
On Oct. 22 a Coalition strike destroyed several buildings used by Daesh to launch attacks against Syrian Democratic Force partners in As Susah, Syria. One of those facilities used by Daesh was a mosque that was being used as a defensive fighting position and command center. The strike killed several Daesh as they were actively …
Hardham wins Victoria Cross in South Africa by NZ Govt. Wellington blacksmith William Hardham served in South Africa with the fourth New Zealand contingent. He was the only New Zealander awarded a Victoria Cross during the South African War. His Military Career William James Hardham was born in Wellington, New Zealand, on 31 July 1876, …
Citizens of North Ogden solemnly mourned Mayor Brent Taylor Saturday, KUTV reported. He was serving in the National Guard. As a member of the National Guard, Taylor was deployed multiple times to Iraq and ultimately, to Afghanistan earlier this year. U.S. Senator Orrin Hatch of Utah and the state’s lieutenant governor, Spencer Cox, confirmed Taylor’s death, RFE …
Marine Gen. Robert B. Neller, Commandant of the Marine Corps, talks about the battlefields of the future where the use of autonomous technology brings significant advantages to Marines during a fight. Below U.S. Marines with 2nd Law Enforcement Battalion, II Marine Expeditionary Force Information Group participate in a live-fire range testing a new autonomous robotic …
