Pacific top priority for U S military Milley says in Tokyo
General Mark Milley declared the Pacific the No 1 regional priority during a Tokyo briefing after talks with Japanese leaders. He noted U S forces numbering over 300000 under Indo Pacific Command and urged continued engagement with China while preserving alliance unity amid Japan Korea friction.
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The Interpreters film spotlights Iraqi Afghan translators
The documentary follows three interpreters who aided American troops in Iraq and Afghanistan as they seek safety through the Special Immigrant Visa program. One hides in Afghanistan, another escapes to Europe where his family dies at sea, and the third reaches the United States but fights to bring relatives to safety amid postwar dangers.
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Paul Braun
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Minnesota
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Readiness through resilience at AMC chaplain annual training
Chaplain Col Michael Klein and Sgt Maj Ross Eastman led the Army Materiel Command Chaplain Annual Training November 5 to 7 to equip chaplains and religious affairs specialists with tools to support commander priorities and bolster a resilient, ready workforce. Maj Gen Bob Harter urged resilience and cross-team support, noting chaplains thrive on steady collaboration and showing how faith programs reinforce readiness.
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Ala
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Michael Klein
Ross Eastman
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Eastman
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Harter
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Kehmes Sands
Robert Cairns
Army Contracting Command
Scott Bullock
U.S. Army
Kari Hawkins
Pilot survived at sea nearly ten hours before drowning
A command report details Marine Capt Jahmar Resilard and five others killed when his F/A-18 collided with a KC-130 off Japan. Garmin watch data shows Resilard alive nearly ten hours on 68 F water after ejection at 1:44 a.m. on December 6. Resilard’s body recovered later that day. autopsy cited drowning and head injuries.
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