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According to Frost & Sullivan researchers, liberalization coupled with heightened demand from key end-user segments are aiding the growth of the electronics manufacturing market in Russia, once...
Tagged: LCD, OEM, electronics, Russia
Started by Courtney E. Howard in Out and About. Last reply by ron Jul 1.
Declassified US Dept of the Army-Freedom of Information Act Dec 13th 2006 Torture of the World Declassified US Army microwave hearing effect, Frey Effect, artificial telepethay/ and or weapn that ...
Started by ron in Contracts. Last reply by ron Jul 1.
Using your weapons of directed energy, I have been harassed since age 13, when I had killer headaches no doctor could help with. They last until age 33, when the harassment reached a new level. I w...
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Members of the Air Force Research Laboratory and Lockheed Martin's famed 'Skunk Works' launched a new era of aircraft manufacturing technology and performance with the successful initial demonstrat...
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hi all, i'm new to this mil-aero industy and would be grateful to meet some new friends that can educate me in this market segment. a couple of the company that i work with are mil-aero related an...
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W. James (Jim) McNerney, Jr., chairman of the board, president, and chief executive officer of The Boeing Company in Chicago, has assured shareholders that the company is in strong shape, despite h...
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Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Norton Schwartz and Air Force leadership hosted Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Gary Roughead and senior naval leaders for the Navy-Air Force Warfighter Talks March 18 ...
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The US flag is not a FALSE FLAG. The US Flag is a REAL FLAG. Real FLAG, REAL US/WORLD NEWS Shielding technologies and strategies to lessen and stop directed energy. A radio Show that looks at ...
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Today, I published a controversial posting from a Command Post community member in Military & Aerospace Electronics' weekly e-newsletter. As a journalist, I value and consider input from all si...
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SOUTHWEST ASIA (AFNS) -- "Complete adaptation to environment means death. The essential point in all response is the desire to control environment." These words from the American philosopher and re...
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| Tuesday, June 30, 2009 |
| U.S. Marine Colonel Discusses Building Iraq's IG Capability |
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U.S. Marine Col. Robert Schroeder, Inspector General; assistant deputy Director Strategy & Plans Division for Multi-National Security Transition Command - Iraq spoke with bloggers and online journalists during a DoDLive Bloggers Roundtable, June 30, about the support they provide. "MNSTC-I has dedicated IG advisers to the Ministry of Defense, Ministry of Interior, Joint Headquarters staff and the Counterterrorism Bureau," said Schroeder. "Each of the advisers and our Iraqi counterparts have experienced different successes and faced different, but similar challenges." Schroeder continued his discussion explaining the development of a modern, professional IG capability in Iraq; with noted successes and challenges. Story | Audio(Mp3) | |
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| Monday, June 29, 2009 |
| Principal Deputy Assistant SecDef for International Security Affairs Discusses U.S. Military turn over in Iraq |
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Joseph McMillan, Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs spoke with online journalists and bloggers during a DoDLive Bloggers Roundtable, June 29, to discuss the 30 June official turn over in Iraq. "I appreciate an opportunity to discuss with you the important milestone we are reaching today and tomorrow," said McMillan. The official turn over requires all U.S. combat forces to be removed from cities, villages and localities in Iraq by 30 June. "This is an important step in long-term strategic relationship with Iraq," he added. Since October, McMillan said they have closed or returned more than 120 bases and facilities in Iraq leading up to the present moment where the last bases and facilities in Iraq have been closed, but it doesn't end their obligations under the security agreement. "Some of the U.S. forces will remain in those areas but only in a training, advisor or coordination capacity with the Iraqi forces," McMillan said. Audio(Mp3) | |
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| Tuesday, June 23, 2009 |
| Chaplain Discusses the Importance of Morale and Welfare While Deployed |
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"Our troops are working tirelessly and selflessly to create a trusted and viable security force," U.S. Army Maj. William Steen, a chaplain assigned to Multinational Security Transition Command-Iraq, said to bloggers during a DoDLive Bloggers Roundtable June 23. "However, the work, family separation and the long hours all take their toll on our troops," he added. Steen discussed how the military is helping these soldiers, sailors, airmen, and Marines cope with the physical, mental, and emotional stress while deployed in Iraq. Story | Audio(Mp3) | |
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