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Making Army systems easier to use
Jun 20, 2014
The Training and Education 2025 and Beyond Industry Forum, brought together Army officials and defense industry representatives on June 18-19 at Fort Eustis to talk about future needs of training and education.
108th Training Command leadership visits Task Force Wolf Soldiers
Jun 19, 2014
U.S. Army Reserve Maj. Gen. Leslie Purser, commanding general, and Command Sgt. Maj. Rocci DeRezza, command sergeant major, 108th Training Command (Initial Entry Training), visited Soldiers from their subordinate units supporting Cadet Summer Training (CST) at Fort Knox. Purser and DeRezza spent two days visiting the various training sites 108th TC Soldiers operate at CST.
Sexual assault counselor seeks to help Soldiers
Jun 19, 2014
Pvt. Cynthia Gaeta recently graduated Basic Combat Training here in C Battery, 1st Battalion, 79th Field Artillery, but she already knows she wants to be a Sexual Harassment/Assault Response and Prevention representative.
Fort Sill AIT platoon sergeants vie to be best
Jun 19, 2014
Three Advanced Individual Training platoon sergeants from the 428th Field Artillery and 30th Air Defense Artillery brigades competed to be the best June 9-12. The winner will be announced June 26, and move on to the TRADOC competition.
Written in Stone: Museum places bricks to recognize contributions
Jun 19, 2014
Soldiers -- past, present and future -- who want to immortalize their contribution to Army Aviation, or others who'd simply like to see their names etched in stone at the U.S Army Aviation Museum, are invited to purchase commemorative bricks that are featured on a new walkway at the museum's entrance.
Construction begins for Prime Power course
Jun 19, 2014
Construction crews are working on a new training area around the U.S. Army Prime Power School building -- the home of the new Power Line Distribution Course-U4.
US Army major graduates from Kuwaiti command and staff college
Jun 18, 2014
Among a crowd of foreign military personnel wearing a multitude of different hats and uniforms, one U.S. Army officer, Maj. Robert Bonham, graduated from the Mubarak Al-Abdullah Joint Command and Staff College today. Bonham, a native of Shalersville, Ohio, participated in the U.S. Army's Schools of Other Nations program to further his career as an Army officer.
CASCOM hosts workshop for Training with Industry partners
Jun 18, 2014
The Combined Arms Support Command hosted 32 current and perspective civilian industry partners for a day-long workshop June 4. The purpose of the event was to discuss how the Training with Industry program could expand and improve for the Soldiers participating.
Army War College community welcomes new commandant
Jun 17, 2014
Maj. Gen. Bill Rapp took command of the Army War College from outgoing Commandant Maj. Gen. Tony Cucolo, during a change-of-command ceremony presided over by Vice Chief of Staff of the Army Gen. John Campbell, at Carlisle Barracks, Pa., June 13, 2014.
Maneuver Center crowns best warriors
Jun 17, 2014
The Maneuver Center of Excellence recognized four of Fort Benning's best June 16, as the MCoE Platoon Sergeant of the Year, Drill Sergeant of the Year, Soldier of the Year and NCO of the Year were all honored during an awards ceremony.
Expert: Army must adapt to globalization
Jun 13, 2014
Students in the Maneuver Captains Career Course got a look into the workings of a globalized world June 5, 2014, during the latest installment of the Combat Leader Speaker Program.
Latest SHARP training seeks to find middle ground
Jun 13, 2014
The Fort Rucker Sexual Harassment and Assault Response Program has taken many avenues to educate Army workers and Soldiers and to raise awareness about sexual violence, but a new program sought to bridge the gap between troop generations.
Day in the Life: ATC Students keep eyes on the sky
Jun 13, 2014
Fort Rucker's skies are filled with the familiar sound of rotor blades chopping through the air, but without air traffic controllers on the ground, those birds might be in for a rough ride.
Defreese assumes leadership of U.S. Army Sergeants Major Academy
Jun 12, 2014
The U.S. Army Sergeants Major Academy changed leadership June 10 when Command Sgt. Maj. Dennis Defreese assumed the responsibility as commandant from Command Sgt. Maj. Rory Malloy during a change of responsibility ceremony held in the Academy's Cooper Lecture Center, Fort Bliss, Texas. Lt. Gen. Kevin Mangum, Deputy Commanding General/Chief of Staff for U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command, presided over the ceremony and gave remarks after the unit colors were passed between the outgoing and incoming commandants.
Symposium focuses on TBI
Jun 12, 2014
Fort Leonard Wood's first Traumatic Brain Injury Symposium, held Friday, spanned from telling attendees what TBI is to how technology plays a role in learning how to avoid them.
Quartermaster School welcomes new commandant
Jun 9, 2014
The U.S. Army Quartermaster School welcomed Col. Ronald Kirklin as its new commandant during a change of command ceremony June 9. Kirklin arrived at Fort Lee from the United States Central Command J4, Tampa, Fla., where he served as the Chief of Current Operations.
Army Learning Model 2015 takes shape at Ordnance School
Jun 6, 2014
The Army's schoolhouse learning model is evolving. Fading are images of instructors standing at podiums and distributing information via computer slideshows; practices that emphasize muscle memory as the chief means to learning; and classrooms bound by walls.
Morrisey retires, CSM Lindsey steps up
Jun 6, 2014
FORT SILL, Okla. -- Standing in front of McNair Hall during his retreat ceremony May 30, Command Sgt. Maj. Dwight Morrisey said after 35 years he needed a little more time to say goodbye.
TRADOC commander commends AMC capabilities in support of future force
Jun 4, 2014
REDSTONE ARSENAL, Ala. (June 3, 2014) -- In his first visit to Army Materiel Command Headquarters, the commanding general of the Training and Doctrine Command expressed admiration for AMC's efforts as the Army shifts its focus to the future.
NIE 14.2 shares Army's future technology with a diverse audience
Jun 2, 2014
Providing up-close tactical situations to Army leadership such as Ms. Heidi Shyu, Assistant Secretary of the Army for Acquisition, Logistics and Technology, is vital to the ongoing process of the Network Integration Evaluation. In addition to Army leadership, collaborators and visitors from across the country also received a first-hand experience of the systems under test and systems under evaluation demo at 2/1 Main during Distinguished Visitors Day on 9 May.
D-Day 70th anniversary activities provide chance of lifetime for JROTC Cadets
Jun 2, 2014
Several high school Army JROTC programs will attend this year's 70th D-Day anniversary in Normandy, France, and march in the parade held on the streets of Sainte Mere Eglise.
Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training
Jun 2, 2014
Fort Huachuca, Az. -Bill Niemyer and Nick Gilmore teach Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training to a select group Sexual Harassment Assault Response and Prevention Victim Advocates at Fort Huachuca, Az. The ASIST workshop is for caregivers who want to feel more comfortable, confident and competent in helping to prevent the immediate risk of suicide.
TRADOC recognizes Army's best instructors
May 30, 2014
U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command recognized the best instructors in the Army during a ceremony at the Morelli Auditorium on Fort Eustis, Va., May 30, 2014.
SSI team develops interactive APRT app
May 29, 2014
An interactive mobile app being used by the Master Fitness Trainer Course was developed here at Fort Jackson.
Fort Leonard Wood dentist takes skills to Djibouti
May 29, 2014
A Fort Leonard Wood dental officer is doing something less than 20 percent of his dentist comrades are afforded the opportunity to do -- deploy.
German liaison captain makes life-saving move
May 29, 2014
Soldiers are considered by many to be heroes for what they do defending the country, but it was a typical lunch that caused one Fort Rucker Soldier to be considered a hero to a local woman.
Day in the Life: Soldier strives to inspire others
May 29, 2014
Before the sun stretches its rays over the horizon each morning, more than 160 students at the NCO Academy are lined up ready to take on the day.
SAMS graduates ready for complex problems
May 29, 2014
After months of reading, researching and studying, the 132 officers attending the School of Advanced Military Studies class 2014-01 graduated in a ceremony May 22 at Eisenhower Auditorium at the Lewis and Clark Center. The graduates, including 12 international students from eight different countries, received master of military art and science degrees after completing either the Advanced Military Studies Program or the Advanced Strategic Leadership Studies Program.
Fort Huachuca honors local Soldier as TRADOC NCO Instructor of Year
May 29, 2014
Fort Huachuca, Az. - Fort Huachuca has a new claim-to-fame to add to its list as it is now home of the 2013 U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command Noncommissioned Officer Instructor of the Year, Staff Sgt. Sony Merus.
80th Training Command course helps new leaders adapt to The Army School System
May 28, 2014
Master Sgt. Rafael Camacho describes the 15 years he spent teaching the Army Supply Specialist reclassification course as some of the most rewarding times of his life. The Army Reserve Soldier says, it's gratifying to meet former students who tell him of the positive impact he's had on their careers.
Predicting the 'Whether'
May 28, 2014
Planning 30 years out requires a vision of the future. That's where ARCIC comes in. This article was originally published in the April - June 2014 issue of Army AL&T magazine.
Automotive engineers explore future mobility, protection
May 27, 2014
When Gen. Dennis Via, U.S. Army Materiel Command commanding general, visited the Tank Automotive Research, Development and Engineering Center earlier this year, he said, "We don't know where the next contingency will be, but there will be another contingency."
Army tests network capabilities at NIE 14.2
May 27, 2014
With an unprecedented level of Joint and international involvement, Network Integration Evaluation 14.2, the seventh in a series of semi-annual field evaluations which focused on improvement and simplification of the Army's networked capabilities, came to a close May 22, 2014, at Fort Bliss, Texas.
Department of Labor rep visits CASCOM, talks credentialing
May 27, 2014
Department of Labor representative Terry Gerton, Veteran's Employment and Training Service deputy assistant secretary for policy, toured the "Home of Army Sustainment" on May 20 to learn more about military training and the many credentialing initiatives that give service members a career boost in the civilian sector.
U.S. Army Intelligence School at Fort Devens closes, leads to construction boom at Fort Huachuca
May 27, 2014
In May 1990, the Army announced that $129 million of planned construction would take place at Fort Huachuca, most of that being new buildings to accommodate the students, instructors and administrative personnel projected to transfer from Fort Devens, Mass., in connection with the Base Realignment and Closure, or BRAC, Act of 1988. This was the culmination of a two-decade-long effort to consolidate all military intelligence, or MI, training at Fort Huachuca.
Summer training means influx of cadets at Fort Knox
May 27, 2014
For the first time, the U.S. Army Cadet Command will be conducting both its primary cadet summer training courses at Fort Knox.
Fallen Soldiers honored during Memorial Day ceremony, graduation
May 27, 2014
Soldiers, civilians and Family members from across the Fort Benning community came together May 23 to honor the sacrifices of fallen service members during a Memorial Day celebration at the National Infantry Museum.
World War II veteran looks back at D-Day
May 27, 2014
With the observance of Memorial Day May 26, people throughout Fort Benning and the surrounding communities took time to recognize the sacrifices made by those who have fought and died while serving the United States.
Father, son attend MCoE leader courses
May 27, 2014
When Capt. Guster Cunningham III decided to transition his 19-year Army career from a noncommissioned officer to an Armor officer, he knew his Family would support him.
Fort Benning celebrates Asian-Pacific Heritage
May 27, 2014
Fort Benning recognized and celebrated Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage during an observance May 22 at the Kelley Hill Recreation Center.
New smartphone apps increase Soldier learning
May 27, 2014
Unlike previous generations who lugged around bulky field manuals and training manuals, today's Soldier would rather find what he needs on his smartphone.
Families raise Gold Star awareness
May 27, 2014
Memorial Day weekend represented more than barbeques and the beach for Nicole DiCenzo. It was also the eighth anniversary of the death of her husband Capt. Doug DiCenzo, who was killed during an IED explosion in Baghdad, Iraq.
Gold star mothers host boot drive
May 27, 2014
A team of Gold Star mothers is remembering fallen service members by collecting new and used boots of all sizes for a national traveling memorial.
Soldier goes from private to sergeant major in same building
May 23, 2014
FORT SILL, Okla. -- Command Sgt. Maj. Edward Estep, 434th Field Artillery Brigade CSM, can retrace his Army career simply by walking from the brigade headquarters building across the parking lot to Building 6050.
New leader takes reins of DLIFLC
May 23, 2014
PRESIDIO OF MONTEREY, Calif. - The Presidio's Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center welcomed Col. David K. Chapman as its new leader during a ceremony here May 22.
Presidio honors fallen service members at Memorial Day ceremony
May 23, 2014
More than 2,000 service members, civilians and family members gathered to pay tribute to the brave men and women of the armed forces at the Presidio of Monterey Memorial Day ceremony at the Presidio's Soldier Field May 23.
Chief of staff visits Fort Gordon
May 23, 2014
The Army chief of staff visited Fort Gordon for the first time on Wednesday to visit Soldiers and to get a first-hand look at the newly established Cyber Center of Excellence and plans for expansion of the installation. General Raymond Odierno met privately with Maj. Gen. LaWarren V. Patterson, U.S. Army CCoE and Fort Gordon commanding general, and held discussions with leaders from expanding units across the installation.
Army School of Music Soldiers bring entertainment to Fort Lee
May 22, 2014
FORT LEE, Va. (May 22, 2014) -- A history-making band event occurred here May 15 when Soldiers from the U.S. Army School of Music, Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek-Fort Story, arrived as part of a field training exercise and performed mini-concerts across the post.
Lawton-Fort Sill celebrates Armed Forces Day with parade
May 22, 2014
The Lawton-Fort Sill, Okla., community celebrated Armed Forces Day with a parade May 17, in downtown Lawton.
Honoring war dead began in 1863
May 22, 2014
The Regulations for The Army of The United States, 1913, in paragraph 440 stated that on Memorial Day . . .
Ordnance School small arms course on schedule to offer gunsmith certification
May 19, 2014
Soldiers training as small arms/artillery repairers will soon get the opportunity to earn a Gunsmith Certificate in Military Conventional Weapons credential upon graduation from advanced individual training.
Under SecArmy Carson stresses network modernization, thanks troops at Fort Bliss
May 19, 2014
Undersecretary of the Army Brad R. Carson visited Fort Bliss, Texas, May 15, 2014, which he described as one of the Army's premier installations to highlight one of the service's top modernization priorities, the tactical communications network.
Course graduates 19 Mission Command System Integrators
May 19, 2014
Nineteen soldiers graduated from the Mission Command Systems Integrator (MCSI) Course in a ceremony, April 18th, at the Directorate of Training and Strategy, ready to begin their new duties as Systems Integrators in their unit's command posts.
Fort Leonard Wood MPs test new body armor vest
May 16, 2014
More than 20 Fort Leonard Wood, Mo., military police officers tested the regiment's newest body armor vests May 5-9, 2014.
Cyber training environment at Fort Gordon gets upgrade
May 16, 2014
Referred to as the Cyber Operations Training Environment, the site provides an opportunity to train top to bottom network connectivity from the strategic level down to the user. It has the ability to conduct cyber network offense and cyber network defensive operations by delivering injects such as denial of service attacks, malware, and viruses causing defensive actions.
Researchers consider miniature robots to enhance capabilities
May 15, 2014
A small team of elite special forces operators must hunt down a highly sought after terrorist leader. This terrorist has taken refuge in an urban environment, which offers concealment behind an array of structures, walls and other obstacles.
Hundreds of Special Olympics athletes compete on Fort Jackson
May 15, 2014
Almost a thousand athletes from around South Carolina visited Fort Jackson last weekend for this year's Special Olympics summer games, and they were given a hero's welcome upon their arrival Friday evening at the Solomon Center.
Training the trainer: exercise course teaches Army's new fitness approach
May 15, 2014
FORT LEE, Va. (May 15, 2014) -- Forty-nine Fort Lee Soldiers are in the midst of a training course that aims to provide them with the expertise and know-how to advise commanders on the administration of the Army's newest physical fitness program.
Sill Soldiers learn water survival
May 15, 2014
Fort Sill, Okla. -- When the Army loses a Soldier, that grief is felt throughout the ranks. Although every death cannot be prevented, the Soldiers do the best they can through training exercises.
Spouses get to experience Aviation training firsthand
May 15, 2014
Army spouses often hear about how much their Soldiers must endure during training, but it can be hard to appreciate just what Soldiers go through until they walk a mile in their boots.
AWG members compete for NCO of the Year
May 6, 2014
Members of the U.S. Army Asymmetric Warfare Group conduct an AWG Noncommissioned Officer of the Year Competition April 7-10 at Fort Meade, Md. The four day competition focused on the Soldiers' ability to shoot, move, communicate and medicate. The competition included a 12.5 road march, Combat Army Physical Fitness Test, a weapons range where the NCOs were required to fire both the M4 Carbine and the M9 Pistol, a Medical and Communication Stations where they had to assess, render aid and medically evacuate a mock casualty via the nine line medevac procedure, a few mystery events that ranged from a written essays to engaging the media, and concluded with an NCO of the Year Board panel. The winner of the competition ultimately competes at the Training and Doctrine Command level and subsequently the Department of the Army level.
Mission Command Training Program receives Army Superior Unit Award
May 6, 2014
FORT LEAVENWORTH, Kan. -- The Army Superior Unit Award (ASUA) was presented on May 5 to the Mission Command Training Program in recognition of its support of the Global War on Terror and operations in support of Homeland Security. This award recognizes the importance of the training Mission Command Training Program provided to army, corps and division and brigade commanders and staffs during fiscal year 2011.
Snipers demonstrate human-type targets
May 6, 2014
Mission Command Logistics: The Starfish and the Spider
May 5, 2014
In this article, the authors applaud the mission command philosophy but also caution that the mission command approach is not always appropriate.
Logistics simulations for battle staff training
May 5, 2014
The Battle Command Sustainment Support System allows sustainment Soldiers to gain experience in supporting the fight without going to the field to train.
Sustainment for the Army of 2020
May 5, 2014
A new division-aligned force structure will provide sustainment capabilities from echelons above brigade through combat sustainment support battalions.
The impact of enterprise resource planning systems on Army sustainment
May 5, 2014
Enterprise resource planning systems improve equipment management, parts and supply ordering, and financial accountability.
Sustainment synchronization: Key to supporting operational units
May 5, 2014
An observer-coach/trainer from the Joint Readiness Training Center explains some of the common areas that cause units to fall short in sustaining operational units.
Army Civilians Vital to the Army Profession
May 5, 2014
Since 1985, the first week in May has been set aside to honor and thank the men and women of our Nation's government workforce. This observance has special resonance in the United States Army, which has a long tradition of professional, honorable, and dedicated public servants entrusted with duties vital to our national security. During Public Service Recognition Week, we pause to recognize the tremendous contributions our Civilians make every day for our Soldiers, their Families and our Nation.
Culture, language skills position future leaders for success
May 5, 2014
U.S. Army ROTC Cadets are participating in the ROTC Cultural Understanding and Language Proficiency program, designed to immerse ROTC cadets in various languages, cultures and socio-economic situations so they can learn, through personal experience, that theirs is not the only culture in the world.
McCaskill: Fort Leonard Wood crucial to nation's strength
May 1, 2014
The highest ranking Democratic woman in the history of the Senate Armed Services Committee visited Fort Leonard Wood April 24 and said the post's mission is critical to the nation's military and its future.
SMA stresses importance of character, commitment, competence to Fort Leonard Wood Soldiers
Apr 28, 2014
Sgt. Maj. of the Army Raymond F. Chandler III told attendees a Soldier's character, commitment and competence are keys to helping the Army combat sexual assaults and suicides in the Army, during a town hall at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo., April 25, 2014.
Importance of cultural education-through the eyes of a former ROTC Cadet
Apr 25, 2014
Col. John Bessler is in his fourth year as a roundtable presenter for the George C. Marshall Seminar. He has spent the last half of his career developing and studying cultural relations within the assignments he has been given. Culture is important to tomorrow's officers, Bessler explained, because they need to better understand viewpoints outside of their own, particularly when they are in someone else's backyard.
New TRADOC commander visits Home of Sustainment
Apr 24, 2014
The Combined Arms Support Command here hosted an April 22 visit by Gen. David G. Perkins, the new commanding general of U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command.
Fort Jackson leaders share thoughts on SHARP program
Apr 21, 2014
As part of Sexual Assault Awareness Month, the Department of Defense is calling on service members in April to recognize and understand the seriousness of sexual assault in the military. On Fort Jackson, that initiative took the form of a SHARP summit at the post's NCO Club on Tuesday, bringing together senior leaders, representatives of the University of South Carolina and other guests to discuss the issue.
Army, Marines train with South Korean Army to improve fire-support operations
Apr 20, 2014
Field Artillery Soldiers with the 2nd Infantry Division, U. S. Marines and Republic of Korea Army soldiers conducted a combined joint live-fire exercise in Rocket Valley near Cheorwon, South Korea, March 24-28, 2014.
First major Arizona wildfire of 2014 burns in Huachuca Mountains
Apr 18, 2014
A wildfire, the Brown Fire, was sparked Sunday on Fort Huachuca in a remote location in the Huachuca Mountains and drew national attention and multi-agency firefighting resources to Southeast Arizona where wildfire suppression efforts continued as of Thursday morning.
Post celebrates Days of Remembrance with observance ceremony, discussion panels
Apr 18, 2014
Fort Huachuca, Az. - The Military Equal Opportunity Office in conjunction with the U.S. Army Intelligence Center of Excellence hosted the Days of Remembrance Observance April 9, which was preceded by three different discussion panels on post.
Presidio breaks ground for new dining facility
Apr 18, 2014
The new Presidio of Monterey DFAC facility will face the Monterey Bay and provide student service members with scenic hilltop views of the Pacific while simultaneously alleviating overcrowding and delay for DLIFLC students on the run. Designed to be both practical and pleasant, the new state-of-the -art facility enhances the quality of life for service members stationed on the Presidio.
25th Infantry Division team wins Best Ranger Competition
Apr 17, 2014
For the first time since 1995, a team representing the 25th Infantry Division took home top honors at the David E. Grange Jr. Best Ranger Competition.
Twin brothers train forces in Army, Marine Corps
Apr 17, 2014
FORT SILL, Okla. -- Twin brothers are taking it upon themselves to train future forces in the Army and Marine Corps.
WWII vets rededicate 95th Training Division memorial at Fort Sill
Apr 17, 2014
The rededication of the 95th Training Division (Initial Entry Training) Memorial was held April 11 at the Armed Forces Reserve Center on Fort Sill.
Soldiers learn how to train in Oklahoma heat
Apr 17, 2014
FORT SILL, Okla. -- As Fort Sill temperatures rise and fall like a roller coaster, 434th Field Artillery Brigade Soldiers trained April 8 on heat casualty prevention. "I think we are at a greater risk for a heat injury this month than we will be in August. We get some of those days now where it's 40 in the morning, 80 in the afternoon that 40 degree temperature swing is huge," said Col. Michael Dvoracek, 434th FA commander.
Soldiers have options to explore before Army restructure
Apr 17, 2014
The Army is restructuring from 510,000 active duty Soldiers to 490,000 in a number of ways. Natural attrition through End Term of Service dates is one, but there are also programs to make sure quality Soldiers stay in.
Army Training Network improves readiness, makes commanders' jobs easier
Apr 17, 2014
FORT LEAVENWORTH, Kan. -- The Army Training Network (ATN) provides trainers and commanders with the tools they need to prepare units and develop leaders. A new TRADOC video helps explain ATN's benefits.
Fort Leonard Wood honors the fallen
Apr 17, 2014
Fort Leonard Wood honors the fallen
Sandhurst competition creates environment for leadership training
Apr 17, 2014
Cadets from all over the world came together to see who was the best of the best at the 2014 Sandhurst Military Skills Competition, April 11-12, 2014, at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, N.Y.
Day in the life: WOCC instructor strives to keep Army strong
Apr 17, 2014
For some people, becoming an instructor is more about boosting their resume and getting a distinguished badge. Some choose the path to make better Soldiers and to ensure the Army will always be strong.
NIE 14.2 teams with Bold Quest to assess coalition force integration
Apr 16, 2014
Planning and training for Network Integration Evaluation 14.2 is well underway with the major events slated to start at the end of April and lead to the Joint Staff J-6 Bold Quest exercise.
Event coordinator determined to continue JROTC showcase event
Apr 12, 2014
This year's Army JROTC National Drill Classic was held without a sponsor after Justin Gates, event director for the drill classic, heard that congressional budget cuts would affect the funding. He did it because, "We are the people that these kids count on, and this event is important to them." JROTC students such as Dennis Muentes, who attends Xavier High School in New York and lives in a rough area in the South Bronx, said without JROTC and programs like the drill competitions, he would another statistic of the neighborhood in which he lives.
TRADOC relooking NCO education with eye to 'adaptation'
Apr 11, 2014
The Army is conducting a complete re-assessment of its NCO education system for the first time since 1976, said the general who just took the helm of Training and Doctrine Command.
Oklahoma cadets refine leadership skills at Joint FTX
Apr 10, 2014
Oklahoma's four senior Army ROTC programs came together at Fort Sill for a joint field training exercise April 3-6.
Soldiers in training earn Army Value tags
Apr 10, 2014
Soldiers may know and live the Army Values of loyalty, duty, respect, selfless service, honor, integrity and personal courage -- but some Basic Combat Training Soldiers at Fort Leonard Wood are earning value tags for behavior exemplifying their meaning.
CASCOM top sustainers test skills, take first steps toward top Army titles
Apr 10, 2014
Ten Soldiers from Combined Arms Support Command units near and far gathered at Fort Lee, Va., for a week-long competitive throw-down known as "Ultimate Warrior," an annual combined Soldier skills event.
Leader Development Assessment Course challenges Cadets, evaluates their potential
Apr 10, 2014
When the last graduation ceremony for Army ROTC's 2014 Leader Development Assessment Course concludes on Brooks Parade Field at Fort Knox, Ky., in August, this rite of passage will mark the end of LDAC's first iteration at its new home.
ADA Soldiers 'master' Avenger training
Apr 10, 2014
FORT SILL, Okla. -- Most Soldiers are trained to be experts on their weapon system, but Soldiers in the Avenger Master Gunner Course, must be experts on training and safety, too.
TRADOC teams with universities, colleges to conduct SHARP discussions
Apr 9, 2014
U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command took a historic step toward eliminating sexual assault and sexual harassment not only in the Army, but in the local community, when the command held its first partnership discussion with local academia at the Fort Eustis Club on Fort Eustis, Va., April 3, 2014.
Trainees enter Army with higher education
Apr 3, 2014
With 27 four-year degrees, six master's degrees and one doctorate, B Battery, 1st Battalion, 40th Field Artillery is a highly educated group of Basic Combat Training Soldiers.
SHARP: No tolerance for sexual harassment, sexual assault
Apr 2, 2014
Sometimes people inadvertently do something that is not acceptable, and other times they purposefully harm others, but no matter what the case, the Sexual Harassment Assault Response and Prevention program aims to eliminate sexual harassment and assault from the Army.
Future leaders follow leaders: Fort Leonard Wood general challenges Tiger Battalion cadets
Apr 1, 2014
Maj. Gen. Leslie Smith, Maneuver Support Center of Excellence and Fort Leonard Wood commanding general, entered "Tiger country" March 26 to address an assembly of more than 230 of Waynesville High School's Army Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps cadets. Smith, who was a member of the JROTC when he was in high school, wanted to reach out to these students and future leaders by providing a positive influence and setting an example to follow.


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This high-end club is promising the sweetest R&B in town
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DJ Cut Killer
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Ja Rule
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Movida – two year anniversary party
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Industry Night
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International party brand with the ethos: You Only Live Once
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Poshfunk Dubai
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The Battle Series Masterstepz Birthday Special
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Following sold-out events in the most prestigious Clubs in Miami, Cannes, Cap D'Adge and others, The new weekly event will see upcoming urban artist, Atlanta-born K-Camp, perform his hit single 'Cut Her Off' for the very first time in the UAE, followed by DJ E-Feezy (YMCMB/Heavy Hitters)the world-famous Prestige party series finally arrives in Dubai
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2. if you don't have a boyfriend and you're lonely, just reframe the relationships you DO have in your life! just pretend your platonic male bff is your boyfriend, at least until you find the NEXT boy of your dreams. celebrate your platonic relationships you have. they're just as important, interesting, special, and beneficial… minus the penetration.
3. girls: please get the period tracker application and then send screen grabs of your menstruation calendar to all your closest friends, family, coworkers, and boyfriends so they can know when & why you're acting like a crazy loon.
4.if you always do what you want to do. you can never really have regrets.
5.don't get a cat, get your period, put a tampon inside you; which is essentially a string hanging out of your vagina, then go to bed with no undies on, ABOVE the covers, with your legs apart. this is a recipe for disaster. you see where I'm going with this, don't you? just don't do it.
6. what if the cure for cancer is trapped inside the mind of someone who can't afford an education?
7. last night WAS fun! relax!
8. start referring to driving your own car somewhere as 'ubering yourself'.
9. don't cry cuz it's over, laugh cuz it happened.
10. don't make important decisions on your period or a full moon… like i do. : /
I used to be so grateful when a guy liked me. So thankful he had put his attention on me. Until one day, I grew up and became a bit more discerning. I realized that I have a say in who I let into my life. That they should be so lucky to be inside me and a part of my world. Just because they were skinny or stylish or just, well, a dude- didn't mean they were the be all, end all. just because they were men, and spending time with me, didn't mean they were gods and that i had to be appreciative of the fact that they chose me. me! i don't know exactly WHEN i realized that I'm just as important as i thought they were, but I'm so happy that day came! it's changed me forever and for that i am grateful! Unfortunately, I really love make outs- so I still made out a ton after i had this epiphany! But at least it was much more thought out and i was the one doing the choosing.


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Zacharias Kunuk and Neil Diamond team up to research the events and historical impacts of an 18th century conflict between Inuit and Cree in Northern Québec.
Produced by Kingulliit Productions.
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Year: 2013
Genre: Documentary
Length: 45 minutes
Language: Inuktitut & Cree (English subtitles)
Documentary film about how people, wildlife and the environment are impacted by industrial developments in Alberta and Saskatchewan. More importantly, this film is about communicating the voices and concerns of Indigenous people, who are often left out of decision-making processes, yet are among those most impacted.
Directed by Troy Stozed
On Baffin Island, two mountains of ore will be cut down at Mary River. Some residents of Igloolik react to this development : they worry that this industrial development will destroy their environment and the marine mammals as well as their culture and hunting life style.
Synopsis:The Inuit organizations of Nunavut have recently opened the way to uranium mining. Some Nunavut residents want to voice their concerns and created a grassroots organization to ask for a public inquiry; should Nunavut open the way to nuclear energy or not?
Filmmaker:Marie-Hélène Cousineau and Carol Kunnuk
Contact:mhcousineau [at] arnaitvideo [dot] ca
HELP WANTED! This group seeks help to to protect its land, language and culture. Contact: <krenak31 [at] hotmail [dot] com>
Wednesday June 11, 2008 Prime Minister of Canada Stephen Harper delivered a historic apology for the treatment of aboriginal children at residential schools.
The second and final part of the hunting of the deer
Filmmaker: Pablo Fulgueira / Ramón Carrillo
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Year of Production: 2007
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IFN Tour started in Rankin Inlet in November 2006. Isuma's team participated in the Community Feast and screened The Journals of Knud Rasmussen the next day. We had about 300 people on that first screening.
KIDS CULTURE CAMP CHIRRATTA 1987 SYNOPSISThe Kid's Cultural Camp was organised by a group of mothers and grandmothers—Violet Samson, Tootsie Daniel, old Elsie, Nanna Bobby, Pansy Hicks, and Anne Wally—and community workers Martin Duyker and Julie Shepherd. The video of the Camp was made by Frank Rijavec with the help of Glen Toby, Davis Hicks and Bob Hart.
YEAR OF PRODUCTION: 2001 DURATION: 52 min. GENRE: documentary FORMAT: video, colour LANGUAGE: Inuktitut, Fr-Eng st DIRECTORS: Mary Kunuk, Marie-Hélène Cousineau PRODUCERS: Mary Kunuk, Marie-Helene Cousineau SOUND: Katarina Soukup , Luke TaqqaugaqCAMERA: Marie-Helene Cousineau SCRIPT WRITER: Mary Kunuk EDITOR: Marie-Christine Sarda FUNDING: Canada Council for the Arts, Telefilm Canada SELECTED SCREENINGS: APTN (Canada), Land Insight Film Festival (Montréal, 2003), Maori television (New-Zealand, 2005), Native American film and Video Festival (New-York, 2003)
Abandoned by her father, a White RCMP officer, Vivi Kunuk was adopted by the Inuk family of her mother who raised her as a boy. This is but one remarkable chapter in her life.
With her husband Enuki, she raised eight children, including award-winning filmmaker Zacharias Kunuk, living most of the year on the land as her nomadic ancestors did prior to the creation of government settlements in the 1950's. Surrounded by her grandchildren, she recounts stories about the land she knows intimately and her life's destiny on Baffin Island.
The history of changes experienced by Inuit people in the last sixty years is contained in the stories of Vivi Kunuk.
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McLEAN - whose sibling Brian plays for Dundee United - admits there's plenty of opinions flying when they get together for Sunday dinner at their parents' house.
TIGRE players refused to come out for the second half of the Copa Sudamericana final after claiming they were threatened with guns by security officials.
THE US Open champion has nothing but praise for Lendl, and says the pair are planning on making their relationship a long-term one.
THE Dons gaffer is out of contract at the end of the season but it is understood the board are waiting to see how the season unfolds before making a decision.
SHIELS says he may accept the ban but believes it would be 'morally correct' to appeal the decision, which came after a three-hour session at the SFA.
LENNON is confident of staving off interest from England to retain the services of the Parkhead frontman.
THE Scot is without a defence after opponents twice pulled out of fights but the WBO lightweight champion's team are working to set up a showdown with England's fallen star Khan.
THE tragic mum-of-two left three suicide notes for her family and one of them concerning King Edward VII Hospital is 'critical in its tone' about some senior colleagues.
JULES BOYLE reviews the yearly show at Glasgow's SECC and highlights boyband superstars JLS as gaining the biggest reaction from the crowd.
MEMBERS of the RMT union will stage two 24-hour strikes, including one on Christmas Eve, in a dispute over the sacking of a ScotRail employee but travellers have branded the move 'selfish'.
HIS hometown may have witnessed tragedy with the notorious gun massacre but Andy Murray hopes his exploits on the tennis court can continue to help Dunblane recover from its past
THE key dates starting from when Moira vanished in February 23, 1957, to the latest decision allowing the exhumation of the eight bodies in the Upton plot.
PETER JACKSON takes us back to Middle Earth but he fails in his attempts to adapt Tolkien's 310-page novel and keep things interesting.
THE eight-year-old was rated 148 over hurdles once but lost his way a bit last season
THE award marked Brannigan's second major gong in a month, after picking up the Best Actor award at last month's Scottish BAFTAs.
MARY ELIZABETH WINSTEAD gives up drink after vomiting in front of her class in this uneven drama, which also stars Breaking Bad's Aaron Paul.
LINDA MCCOMISKIE, whose son Mark Connolly died on an Army camp last May, is accused of failing to tell benefits chiefs that she was living with partner Leslie Sneddon.
THE message on shrinking glaciers fails to hit home - but some of the imagery is stunning.
THE Dens Park side have just 14 fit outfield players for the trip to Dingwall to take on Ross County.
GREG SMITH was blasted by Sheriff Lindsay Foulis for failing to carry out previous community sentences and was told 'Your problem, sunshine, is that you can't control yourself when you drink.'
DAVID, who is understood to have plunged from an apartment block, played for Premiership side Sale Sharks before becoming a corporate finance boss for KPMG.
YOUNG girls will love the latest Tinker Bell adventure, which sees the fairy explore the Winter Woods.
THE rioters need to realise that their brand of Britishness isn't what the rest of the UK wants.
THIS Aussie drama sees a photographer travel to Greece to scatter his father's ashes.
THE rail unions have made the wrong move by saying they will strike on Christmas Eve as action will punish the public not ScotRail bosses.
RICHARD EDMOND features prominently in a video of St Andrews students dousing themselves in champagne around the Fife town and has also been snapped with Lara Johnson-Wheeler, Johnson's teenage daughter.
BILLY CONNOLLY says families should take elderly relatives into their own homes rather than put them into care and warns OAPs are not 'loved enough'.
WULLIE MCNEE has been dubbed Nanny McNee by pals after being called in to action to help his bride-to-be Kelly-Ann Dougall deliver their baby boy at home.
THE drama was nominated
for best TV drama series and stars Maggie Smith and Michelle Dockery were both shortlisted for gongs.
JOHN MCGUINNESS was caged for seven months for his drunken attack which came after police detained him for being drunk in charge of a car.
FENLON says 'grumpy' Deegan's upbringing on the mean streets of Dublin will serve him well when he makes his comeback after 10 weeks on the sidelines.
THE Celtic boss is determined to get inside his players' heads in an attempt to avoid another insipid display at Parkhead.
JOHN DAVIDSON bought two four-year-old Jamon Iberico de Bellota Gourmet Oro hams from pig breeder Simon Martin in Spain and says the 8kg meats are worth £2000 each but will be cut into portions selling for £36.
GAVIN BERRY takes your calls with a controversial refereeing decision in the Celtic-Arbroath Scottish Cup replay dominating discussion.
BARMAID Rhona Penn, 30, suffered a heart attack brought on by an asthma bout and, despite her parents desperate efforts to revive her, she died on the way to hospital.
ANGELA DORAN admitted stealing 18 packages while working at the Glasgow Royal Mail Centre in Springburn.
McGLYNN says he would rather field youngsters than make short-term signings that could jeapordise the club's financial future.
PETER HOUSTON reckons his team's win over rivals Dundee has shown they can beat any side in the league.
LABOUR MSP Graeme Pearson says the technique is worth trying as a solution to fuel poverty but Green MSP Patrick Harvie says it could lead to dangerous climate change.
FAMILY fear killer hid Moira in a burial plot but now hope the 55-year-old riddle could be solved after a sheriff granted their request to exhume eight bodies in a bid to find her remains.
COPS with breathalysers are being dispatched to patrol school Christmas parties and will also use special strips to test drinks for traces of alcohol.
LENNON reckons the Celtic striker is better off staying at Parkhead, where he is able to compete in the Champions League.
MARTIN has the lead role in blockbuster The Hobbit but says he's not expecting it to change his life as previous roles in major movies didn't shake things up at all.
FORMER EastEnder Natalie is marking the end of a turbulent year that saw her criticised for giving her relationship with abusive partner Adam Cottrell another go and looking forward to a happy and slim 2013.
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MAN says he felt sick after discovering his youngest sister had died.
THE Bowmans can finally see the light at the end of the tunnel after Clic Sargent helped them through their ordeal.
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Jimmy Fallon has earned a special honour of the "most-followed" 66th Primetime Emmy Awards nominee in the Twittershpere.
The 39-year-old comedian has got 14 million followers on the site, who helped him earn the top-spot, People Magazine reported.
Stephen Colbert got the second place with 6.8 million followers, followed by Ricky Gervais with 5.9 million and Louis C.K. with 3.7 million.
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I am passionate about childminding and it is more than just a job to me. Within my childminding setting I aim to provide every child in my care the opportunity to not only reach his or her full potential, through a play based curriculum which is planned around each child's interests, likes, stage of development and family experiences.but also to experience a warm, loving, home based environment.
My passion for childminding extends beyond my setting and the children in my care as I believe that it is important to share good practice, ideas and information, which I have always done through my voluntary work and by always being happy to talk to people about my experiences. I now use this blog to share information as well as my two professional Facebook Groups.
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Furthermore, the analysis demonstrated that all of these early members of the modern gnathostomes are clearly separated from what now appear to be the most primitive vertebrates with jaws: a collection of armored fishes called placoderms.
"There appears to be a fundamental distinction between the placoderms and all other vertebrates with jaws," Finarelli said.
This new revision of the lineage of early jawed vertebrates will allow paleontologists to dig into deeper mysteries, including how the body plan of these ancient species transformed over the transition from jawless to jawed fishes.
"It helps to answer the basic question of what's primitive about a shark." Coates said. "And, at last, we're getting a better handle on primitive conditions for jawed vertebrates as a whole."
"This study is an example of the power of phylogenetics combined with the comparative morphology of living and fossil organisms," said Maureen Kearney, program director in National Science Foundation's Division of Environmental Biology, which co-funded the research. "It shows us important evolutionary transitions in the history of life, providing a new window into the sequence of evolutionary changes during early vertebrate evolution."
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Toad lineup now offers support for SAP's HANA in-memory database, as well as improved capabilities for IBM DB2 and Hadoop.
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Sky Network Slumps on 2013 Earnings Forecast: Wellington Mover
Sky Network Television Ltd., New Zealand's biggest pay television company, fell the most in three months after saying that profit in this fiscal year will be lower than analysts expect.
Net income will be NZ$120 million ($97 million) to NZ$125 million in the year ending June 30, 2013, from NZ$122.8 million a year earlier, the Auckland-based company said in a statement. The average analyst forecast was NZ$138 million, it said. The stock fell 4.8 percent, its biggest decline since May 16.
The forecast was less than analysts' "possibly" because of the costs of Olympics coverage and its delayed Igloo service, a cheaper product it's developing with Television New Zealand, Sky said in a presentation about its full-year results.
Sky shares fell 25 cents to NZ$5.00 as at the 5 p.m. market close in Wellington.
Sky, 44 percent owned by Rupert Murdoch's News Corp., said profit rose 2.2 percent in the year ended June 30 after higher expenses incurred during the Rugby World Cup were offset by an increase in customer numbers and revenue.


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Cardiff/Halle/S./Bern. The number of bee colonies in Central Europe has decreased over recent decades. In fact, the number of beekeepers has been declining in the whole of Europe since 1985. This is the result of a study that has now been published by the International Bee Research Association, which for the first time has provided an overview of the problem of bee colony decline at the European level. Until now there had only been the reports from individual countries available. As other pollinators such as wild bees and hoverflies are also in decline, this could be a potential danger for pollinator services, on which many arable crops depend, according to what an international team of scientists have written in a special edition of the Journal of Apicultural Research.
In their investigation the researchers analysed data that was available from national beekeeper magazines and national reports, in order to calculate the total number of bee colonies and beekeepers. In this way the number of bee colonies between 1965 and 1985 could be reconstructed for 14 European countries and for 18 European countries between 1985 and 2005. The compilation provides us with a preliminary overview of the situation in Europe. It is not complete however, since for example France, Spain and some Eastern European EU countries are missing from it, as no suitable data could be procured for them. While in Europe and the USA the number of bee colonies has declined, the number on a worldwide scale is thought to have increased by approximately 45 percent over the last 50 years according to a 2009 report from the Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations (FAO). Unfortunately however this finding is of little use to the agrarian economy in Europe and the USA, for although honey can be imported as a product of the bees, this
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Love nature at the Environmental Learning Center on Valentine's Day
WABASSO - The Environmental Learning Center is observing Valentine's Day with a "Love Nature Celebration" on February 14, a public school holiday. This family event includes eco-activities providing a perfect opportunity for the entire family to get outside and appreciate nature together.
The event is from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. on the ELC's 64-acre Wabasso Island campus off CR510 between Vero Beach and Sebastian. Admission is $5 per person. Children ages 12 and under are free. Members of the ELC are free.
Not so long ago, families sat on porches, attended neighborhood barbecues, and had gardens out back. Kids climbed trees, roamed yards, and played until the street lights came on. Nature was a big part of family life.
ELC Education Director, Heather Stapleton, notes "Today, many of us don't get enough time outdoors. There is even a term called 'nature deficit disorder.' This phrase is not meant to be a medical diagnosis, but it does make an important point that we are distancing ourselves from nature. Americans spend more of their lives than ever, about eight and-a half hours a day, with some kind of screen, watching television or using technology devices."
"Love Nature Day" at ELC will get families exploring the outdoors. A 30-minute storytelling for the young ones is at 10:30 a.m. The Touch Tank will be open 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 2 to 4 p.m. A Dolphin Fun Fact talk runs from 1 p.m. to 2 pm, and a guided Nature Walk starts in the Entry Pavilion at 2 p.m.
A two-hour pontoon boat excursion to Pelican Island launches at 10 a.m. The fee for the boat excursion is $25 per adult, $10 per child.
Geocaching, a scavenger hunt for techies using GPS receivers, is at 11 a.m. Reservations are necessary for both the boat and geocaching due to space limitations. They may be made by calling 772-589-5050 ext. 114.
The ELC is a non-profit nature center with exhibits about the Indian River Lagoon, picnic pavilions, and gift shop. Details about ELC and "Love Nature Celebration" may be found at www.DiscovereELC.org.
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Lipidology, metabolic bone disease
Lakshminarayan Ranganath is Consultant/Reader in Chemical Pathology at the Royal Liverpool University Hospital (RLUH) & University of Liverpool (UoL). He studied medicine at Madras Medical College (India) completing his postgraduate studies in General Medicine also in Madras. In UK he trained in the SW Thames Region in Chemical Pathology developing a research interest in incretins. He joined RLUH and UoL in 1999. His clinical interests include hyperlipidaemias and metabolic bone disease. He is the Training Programme Director at Mersey Deanery. His research interests include incretin biology including translational research in diabetes, obesity, and sepsis. He has supervised 5 PhD students and several MSc research projects. He has pioneered excellence in Alkaptonuria since 2003 as a co-founder of the Alkaptonuria Society (UK). He is the Clinical Director of the newly established National Alkaptonuria Centre from April 2012 at RLUH. He has authored over 50 peer-reviewed publications and several book chapters.


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Adelberg is a four bedroom luxury mountain villa set on 22 acres. It offers private self-contained accommodation, stunning views and is the perfect all year round holiday destination for families, couples and groups.Adelberg is located in the Victorian High Country, close to Mount Buller, Mansfield, the King Valley Wine Region and Lake Eildon. The villa is conveniently spread over three split levels and can sleep up to 15 people. It has two large lounge areas with 180 degree views, indoor and outdoor dining, a fully equipped modern kitchen and generous balcony with barbecue. It comprises of three king and queen bedrooms with ensuites and one bunk room with separate bathroom and toilet. Doonas, linen and towels are provided. Other features include heating and air-conditioning, laundry facilities, ski drying room, Foxtel television with DVD player, iPod docking station, internet, games room and bar with table tennis and table soccer.There is a one acre house paddock and a five acre paddock for horses. Due to native wildlife domestic pets are strictly prohibited on the property.
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Lawrence Hill-Cawthorne has written an excellent analysis of the European Court's recent Hassan v. UK judgment, which I fully subscribe to and have nothing substantive to add. Rather, I wish to use this post to outline some thoughts on the practical impact of Hassan, its bottom line and possible future influence.
(1) When it comes to the extraterritorial application of the Convention, the Court has now reaffirmed that de facto physical custody will ipso facto constitute Article 1 jurisdiction, within the personal model of jurisdiction as authority and control over an individual. The Court did not seem to put any limits on this principle (and rightly so), not even the vague idea of 'public powers' that it invented in Bankovic and imported into the personal model of jurisdiction in Al-Skeini (cf. the Court's finding in Hassan, para. 75 that the events took place before the UK assumed responsibility for the maintenance of security in South East Iraq, which was the basis for the 'public powers' in Al-Skeini). Similarly, the Court (again, rightly) focused on factual control, disregarding some of the formal arrangements under a memorandum of understanding between the UK and the US (para. 78), and finding that 'Tarek Hassan fell within the jurisdiction of the United Kingdom from the moment of his capture by United Kingdom troops, at Umm Qasr on 23 April 2003, until his release from the bus that took him from Camp Bucca to the drop-off point, most probably Umm Qasr on 2 May 2003 ' (para. 80).
The bottom-line of this approach is that whenever the military forces of a European state capture any individual, no matter where that individual is located (note how the Court again, like in Al-Skeini, explicitly avoided ruling whether the territory of South Iraq was under UK control for the purpose of the spatial conception of jurisdiction (para. 75)), the Convention will apply by virtue of the personal conception of Article 1 jurisdiction as authority and control over individuals. The Convention will apply on this basis not only to detention operations in Afghanistan, but also to situations such as the French intervention in Mali, the capture of Ukrainian soldiers by Russian forces in Crimea, etc. This is fully consistent with the English High Court's Serdar Mohammed judgment, which rejected the UK government's attempts to confine Al-Skeini to the facts of Iraq (for our previous coverage of Serdar Mohammed, see here).
In short, European soldiers carry the ECHR with them whenever they engage in capture operations. Military legal advisers and other officials will hence inevitably have to take the Convention into account (as many have been doing anyway). Use of force operations are not so comprehensively covered – at least for the time being.


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Women's basketball: No. 1 Baylor, Brittney Griner too much for Sooners
"We tried to stick to our game plan, but Brittney got a couple catches," Campbell said. "I think that's the difference. "She caught the ball and shot it. You can't do much when the ball is in her hands."
Griner, Baylor's 6-foot-8 senior center, scored 15 points, grabbed 15 rebounds, blocked seven shots and added five assists to lead No. 1-ranked Baylor in an 86-64 rout of Oklahoma inside Lloyd Noble Center.
Baylor held a comfortable 21-6 eight minutes into the game, when Griner had already racked up six points, six boards and two blocks.
Around that point, officials charged Griner with her second foul, causing Baylor coach Kim Mulkey to yank her from the game.
With the two-time All-American center relegated to the bench for the final 12 minutes of the first half, Oklahoma (19-9 overall, 9-7 Big 12) outscored Baylor 24-16 and trailed by seven at the break.
The Sooners had actually narrowed the deficit to four at one point late in the first half, but committed three straight turnovers that created a 6-0 Baylor run.
"We had some really good looks; obviously you have to capitalize on that," said Oklahoma coach Sherri Coale. "But I think we got a lot out of that time. We had it at four, and three chances to cut it to two, and just weren't able to connect on really good looks.
"You go in at halftime down seven, and you're still in a really good spot."
Baylor (27-1, 16-0 Big 12) emerged from halftime — with Griner — and began the second half on a 10-0 scoring run, during which the center blocked a shot, scored five points and hauled in three rebounds.
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