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Report: Knicks signing DaQuan Jeffries to multi-year deal

Henry Herald 26 Mar 2023
He just completed his second 10-day contract with the Knicks ... States with the most active-duty military members ... with the most active-duty military members.
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Russia Ukraine War Recruitment

Beaumont Enterprise 26 Mar 2023
A billboard advertising "Contract military service" is seen beside a highway outside ...
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Opinion: From Mexico to Brazil, Latin America’s democracies face a common threat from within

The Los Angeles Times 26 Mar 2023
They confined the militaries that had regularly overthrown them to their barracks ... By invitation of elected leaders, militaries across the region are reemerging as a political force ... And in Mexico, López Obrador’s decision to put the military in charge of building and operating infrastructure shields government contracts from scrutiny.
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Pentagon Seeking to Attract Start-Ups to Defense Contracts to Keep Up With China - Reports

Urdu Point 26 Mar 2023
MOSCOW (UrduPoint News / Sputnik - 26th March, 2023) The Pentagon is seeking to tap Silicon Valley start-ups for its defense contracts in order to keep up with China's military tech development, The Wall Street Journal reported on Sunday ... ....
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Russian MoD Confirms mRNA Injections Are Bioweapons

Principia Scientific 26 Mar 2023
In the past week, we saw a huge announcement by the Russian MoD confirming mRNA injections are a bioweapon ... It is clear that these mRNA injections are bioweapons, but we have to remember that the Pfizer contract is written in a way where Pfizer is working independent of the US Military ... Source ... Head Office. 27 Old Gloucester Street, London WC1N 3AX.�.
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Wagner Group chief says 5,000 convicts have been pardoned for fighting in Ukraine

Metro UK 25 Mar 2023
Russia has pardoned more than 5,000 former criminals after finishing their contracts fighting in the Wagner Group, its leader has said. The private military force, which has close ties to Russian President Vladimir Putin, enlisted thousands of inmates for the bloodstained conflict in Ukraine.
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Some US volunteers in Ukraine have become embroiled in infighting that has undermined the war ...

Business Insider 25 Mar 2023
Vasquez fought in Ukraine until last week, when The Times probed him about his military record; he then deactivated his Twitter account and stated that he was considering leaving the country because he had been fighting alongside soldiers without a requisite military contract.
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Stolen Valor: The U.S. Volunteers in Ukraine Who Lie, Waste and Bicker

Yahoo Daily News 25 Mar 2023
KYIV, Ukraine — They rushed to Ukraine by the thousands, many of them Americans who promised to bring military experience, money or supplies to the battleground of a righteous war ... He immediately deactivated his Twitter account and said he might leave Ukraine because authorities discovered he was fighting without a required military contract.
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From rockets to shells, Pentagon struggles to feed war machine

The Buffalo News 25 Mar 2023
The Pentagon, the White House, Congress and military contractors are all taking steps to address the issues ... The military is offering suppliers multiyear contracts to encourage companies to invest more in their manufacturing capacity and is dispatching teams to help solve supply bottlenecks ... O'Hanlon, a Brookings Institution military scholar.
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Nate Monroe: Hi America, now Ron DeSantis is your problem, too

The Florida Times Union 25 Mar 2023
In the Free state of Florida, the governor needs not one police force to command but three — a state police, an elections force, and a more abstract state military with a proposed $100 million budget for planes, helicopters and vendor contracts for technology to crack into smart phones.
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India complains that Russia isn't delivering weapons it owes because it's throwing everything at Ukraine

Business Insider 24 Mar 2023
Mikhail Svetlov/Getty Images Russia hasn't fulfilled a weapons delivery contract, India says ... Russia failed to supply weapons it had been contracted to deliver because of being embroiled in the war in Ukraine, according to the Indian military, one of the Kremlin's main customers.
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Local View: The power elite is the real deep state

Duluth News Tribune 24 Mar 2023
Wright Mills developed the idea of the “power elite.” For Mills, it was the top leaders in the military, corporations, and the executive branch that ruled the nation collectively ... Between 2003 and 2006, Halliburton received more than $8 billion in defense contracts from the U.S. military.
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Inside Ukraine’s scramble for “game-changer” drone fleet

Reuters 24 Mar 2023
They said their military contracts strictly limit what the company can disclose, but they said the Enterprise and another model called Discovery can be used for a wide variety of tactical purposes thanks to payloads of 300 kilograms and 80 kilograms, respectively ... The process for obtaining certification for military use has also been an issue.
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James Stewart Paused His Hollywood Career to Bomb German Strongholds In Europe

War History Online 24 Mar 2023
Despite being in the midst of growing his acting career, Stewart opted to serve with the US military during World War II, and participated in a number of bombing missions over Germany ... He also owned his own aircraft – a Stinson Voyager – and was an investor in Thunderbird Field, which had been contracted to train military pilots.
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How much does “cannon fodder” cost in Russia?

The Eastern Herald 24 Mar 2023
The campaign for military contract service ...

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