U.S. and Jordan hold three week desert drills amid Iraqi tensions
About 2,000 U S Marines and Special Forces and 4,000 Jordanian troops took part in code named Infinite Moonlight 95 near Qatrana Jordan. Kuwait maneuvers by Fort Hood soldiers begin soon as Pentagon shifts ships toward the Persian Gulf. White House says measures are precautionary with no direct Iraqi threat.
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NATO and former enemies join at Fort Polk mock checkpoint
At Fort Polk Louisiana 4000 troops from 17 nations including U S NATO and former Warsaw Pact forces began the Partnership for Peace training in a daylong airlift and drills Some civilians simulated injuries as a sniper fire and explosion tested novice Slovenian peacekeepers amid multilingual operations Gen John Shalikashvili urged more of this cooperation while Major Dave Shelley praised the effort.
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PeacekeepingExercises Include US Canada Britain and 14 Partners
Countries with troops in the latest exercises comprise the United States Canada Britain and 14 partners Albania Bulgaria the Czech Republic Croatia Estonia Hungary Kyrgyzstan Latvia Poland Romania Slovenia Slovakia Ukraine and Uzbekistan.
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ROTC leaders critique admission decision at KU
KU ROTC leaders discuss the effect of a decision affecting female cadets. Caugh ey argues standards must remain high while noting changing times. Col. Hunter praises women’s success in military programs and says leadership requires discipline beyond gender. Without Citadel specifics, judgment on right choice remains uncertain.
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Atrocities in Balkans gain new UN corroboration
Reports from Croatia and Bosnia describe killings and looting as Serb and Croat forces retake territory. UN officials confirm four bodies found near Knin with multiple bullet holes and mutilation. Observers note mass graves and ongoing civilian suffering amid shifting fronts and refugee flows.
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