UPDATE***(2200 Dec 12, 2018) MARINE CORPS BASE CAMP BUTLER, Okinawa, Japan – The five U.S. Marines declared deceased after being involved in a 6 December F/A-18 and KC-130 mishap off the coast of Kochi, Japan have been identified. Deceased are: LtCol. Kevin R. Herrmann, 38, of New Bern, North Carolina. Maj. James M. Brophy, 36, …
Remarks by President Trump in Meeting with Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and House Speaker-Designate Nancy Pelosi THE PRESIDENT: Okay, thank you very much. It’s a great honor to have Nancy Pelosi with us and Chuck Schumer with us. And we’ve actually worked very hard on a couple of things that are happening. Criminal justice …
Strasbourg shooting: “His record includes 27 convictions,” says the Public Prosecutor. Who is Chérif C, the suspected gunman? He has been imprisoned several times throughout Europe and is known for having been radicalized. His convictions for common crimes number 27. He was born in France and was known by the police. He is in the …
Strasbourg shooting: “His record includes 27 convictions,” says the Public Prosecutor. Who is Chérif C, the suspected gunman? He has been imprisoned several times throughout Europe and is known for having been radicalized. His convictions for common crimes number 27. He was born in France and was known by the police. He is in the …
DOD, David Vergun Army Col. Jonathan C. Byrom serves as commander of the 3rd Cavalry Regiment and deputy director of Joint Operations Command Iraq. Byrom provided an update to reporters at the Pentagon on continued efforts to find and eliminate any remaining pockets of the largely defeated ISIS. While the government of Iraq has declared …
Putin’s East German Secret-Police ID Found In Archive, German Media Reports RFE Russian President Vladimir Putin’s old East German secret police identity card has been found in the archives in Dresden where he served as a KGB officer in the 1980s, German media reported.The Bild newspaper on December 11 published a photo of the ID for …
Starting Tomorrow, Gun-Owners in New Jersey Will Be Charged with Felony for High Capacity Magazines, the Western Journal reported. Anyone owning a magazine capable of holding more than 10 rounds in New Jersey will be deemed in violation of the law. The charges, those of 4th degree, carry up to $10,000 penalty and the law …
