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31 days ago by The Law Firm of Phillips & Pelly

For veterans and those who have observed the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, one of the most enduring images is of military caravans being attacked by roadside bombs. The terms "improvised explosive device," or IED, is now part of our national lexicon. Thousands of troops who endured IED attacks while de ...

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60 days ago by Riaz Haq

It may be dangerous to be America’s enemy, but to be America’s friend is fatal.” Henry Kissinger 1968 What Dr. Kissinger said about South Vietnam in 1968 is just as relevant today for US allies Mexico and Pakistan. Both nations are paying with their blood every day for being US allies. In yet anothe ...

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60 days ago by Riaz Haq

It may be dangerous to be America’s enemy, but to be America’s friend is fatal.” Henry Kissinger 1968 What Dr. Kissinger said about South Vietnam in 1968 is just as relevant today for US allies Mexico and Pakistan. Both nations are paying with their blood every day for being US allies. In yet anothe ...

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60 days ago by Janet

On Monday, the leaders of the House-Senate negotiating panel said they had agreed to freeze $700 million in U.S. aid to Pakistan until it provides some assurances of assistance in the fight against improvised explosive devices in the region. These explosive devices are among militants’ most effectiv ...

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89 days ago by allan

By Danny Fenster ticklethewire.com Two hours outside of Bangkok, Byron San Marco, an ATF special agent, explodes a hidden bomb slung over the back seat of a motor bike, according to a report by Time magazine. San Marco and his ATF team will blow up two more improvised explosive devices (IEDs) at the ...

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103 days ago by Candice Lanier

A wireless sensor, which uses carbon nanotubes and is printed out on paper, has been developed by researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology. According to Space War, this device is capable of detecting trace amounts of key ingredients found in many explosives. By way of standard inkjet techn ...

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108 days ago by freedom

More women falling into ranks of homeless veterans Reporting from Fayetteville, N.C— As a soldier, Ruth Donaldson was an accomplished ammunition specialist. As a civilian, she became a stressed-out single mother struggling to find a job and raise her child. 5 Charged With Smuggling US Parts for Use ...

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108 days ago by allan

By Danny Fenster ticklethewire.com Radio frequency modules from a Minnesota manufacturer, after being smuggled into Iran, ended up in improvised explosive devices used against U.S. soldiers on the battlefields of Iraq, federal authorities alleged this week. Authorities in Singapore arrested Wong Yuh ...

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109 days ago by Brent Rose

In the first 60 seconds of Bomb Patrol: Afghanistan, you will be hooked. You'll then spend the rest of episode one with an elevated heart rate and your mouth open. It's simply the most compelling thing you'll see on TV. More »

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