Marine charged with murder for New Year's Day barracks shooting
Lance Cpl. Andrew M. Johnson, a Marine guard at Marine Barracks Washington, faces charges including murder for firing a pistol at fellow guard Lance Cpl. Riley S. Kuznia on New Year’s Day. Johnson is accused of removing his pistol from the holster and firing while on duty, with an investigation ongoing and an Article 32 hearing set for August 22 at Quantico.
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Washington
Marine Barracks
Marine Corps
Lance
Andrew M. Johnson
Riley S. Kuzma
Johnson
Donald Tomich
Marine Barracks Washington
Kuznia
Kuzna
Jeff Houston
Naval Criminal Investigative Service
Marine
Lance Cpl. Kuznia
Tomich
Washington, D.C
Washington Navy Yard
Marine Corps Band
Service
Drum and Bugle Corps
Army Futures Command hub at Texas A&M RELLIS campus
The Army Futures Command seeks $80 million in a $130 million plan to establish a testing hub at Texas A&M University’s RELLIS campus seven miles west of campus. The project will house autonomous vehicle labs, hypersonics research, and a tunnel for wind and thermal testing, with six to eight researchers based there eventually.
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Bryan
Texas
Texas A&m University
Texas A&m University System Board of Regents
Austin
Army Futures Command
Rellis
A&m
John Sharp
The
American Statesman
Texas A&m
System Schools
Blinn College
Aggie
Sharp
John Murray
Army
University
Corps of Cadets
Murray
Texas A&M’s Engineering Experiment Station
College Station
Futures Command
Bryan College Station
Texas A&m University System
Jay Janner
Memorial ceremony near Hiroshima honors U S WWII service members
In western Hiroshima, Japanese citizens held a July memorial at Kyosenji temple for American airmen killed in World War II. The service honored crews from B 24 bombers Talon and Lonesome Lady and POWs from the August 1945 atomic bombing. The event connected to hibakusha historian Shigeaki Mori and his registry work.
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Hiroshima
Japan
Kyosenji
Kusatsu
U.S
Imperial Japanese Navy
Kure
Ippo Kosen
Stars and Stripes
U.S. Army Air Corps
Talon
Yanai City
Saeki
U.S. Navy
Kosen
Shigeaki Mori
Hibakusha
Mori
United States
Agile Spirit drills train Georgian Ukrainian forces with NATO ties
More than 3,300 soldiers from 14 nations begin Agile Spirit in Georgia to test modern gear and cyber warfare tactics against a near peer threat. U S troops and Georgian forces lead live fire to defensive ops, with Ukraine and 12 other countries contributing about 300 participants. NATO alignment, Afghanistan deployments, and Stryker mobility feature in the two week exercise at Vaziani.
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Georgia
Black Sea
Nikoloz Janigava
Stars and Stripes
Russia
Ukraine
Janjgava
Abkhazia
South Ossetia
Vaziani
Agile Spirit
U.S
NATO
Ministry of Defense
Afghanistan
2Nd Cavalry Regiment
Vilseck
Germany
Nathaniel Carter
Carter
Tbilisi
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