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This still image provided on Tuesday by IntelCenter shows the Taliban associated video production group Manba al-Jihad December 7, 2010 release of someone that appears to be US soldier Bowe Bergdahl (L), who has been held hostage by the Taliban since his disappearance from his unit on June 30, 2009. Also with him in this clip appears to be Taliban commander Maulawi Sangin (R). He had contacted the media on July 16, 2009 and threatened to kill Bergdahl but has not been seen in a video with him before. This footage appears next to previously released footage, however, this video contains a non-cropped version of the previously released footage that has never been seen. The footage of Bergdahl in this video is brief and not the focus of the release unlike the past three hostage videos which featured him.
Still Missing In Action , But not forgotten !!0 -
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Colonel Farr just retired. And when I say “just retired,” I mean last week—April 25, 2013.At the time of his retirement, Colonel Farr was one of only 13 still in the Army who had served in Vietnam and the third-longest serving soldier on Active Duty0 -
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SOUDA BAY, Greece (April 26, 2013) Multinational military personnel practice ship boarding and search techniques during Eurasia Partnership training at the NATO Maritime Interdiction Operation Training Center. Personnel from Georgia, Ukraine, Azerbaijan, Bulgaria, and Romania are taking part in the U.S. Navy-sponsored training designed to build maritime interoperability and promote enhanced theater security cooperation. (U.S. Navy photo by Paul Farley/Released)
Austrian Jagdkommandos, specially equipped and trained.0 -
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Father of only U.S. P.O.W. in Afghanistan wishes PEACE to the Taliban in Idaho rally
This still image provided on Tuesday by IntelCenter shows the Taliban associated video production group Manba al-Jihad December 7, 2010 release of someone that appears to be US soldier Bowe Bergdahl (L), who has been held hostage by the Taliban since his disappearance from his unit on June 30, 2009. Also with him in this clip appears to be Taliban commander Maulawi Sangin (R). He had contacted the media on July 16, 2009 and threatened to kill Bergdahl but has not been seen in a video with him before. This footage appears next to previously released footage, however, this video contains a non-cropped version of the previously released footage that has never been seen. The footage of Bergdahl in this video is brief and not the focus of the release unlike the past three hostage videos which featured him.
Still Missing In Action , But not forgotten !!- Bowe Bergdahl was captured by Taliban fighters in 2009
- Taliban leaders and U.S. officials are scheduled to discuss his potential release later this week
- In exchange for Bergdahl's release, the Taliban wants the U.S. to release prisoners from Guantanamo Bay
- GITMO detainees cannot be released without Congressional approval
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Recent images (2013/2014) of Ireland's Defence Forces special operations forces, the Army Ranger Wing (ARW)...
Irish Army Ranger Wing carrying out a dynamic entry with explosives on an exercise in Ireland
Army Ranger Wing storms a passenger ferry looking for pretend terrorists, during counter-hijacking training on the Irish Sea
A team of Army Rangers fast-roped in via a AW139 Irish Air Corps helicopter, and also used RIBs during the assault
ARW carrying out counter-terrorism training at sea, simulating an oil platform being captured by militants, and preventing sabotage
Irish Army Rangers gear up for urban exercises, carrying out raids as part of their counter-insurgency role, they work closely with the G2 Directorate of Intelligence and Garda Emergency Response Unit (ERU) with regards to anti-terrorism
Irish special forces / special ops soldiers in sniper training
ARW sniper/marksman hitting long range targets with a semi-automatic combat shotgun on a firing range in the Curragh Camp, County Kildare
Army Ranger machine gunner in the woods in Co. Wicklow
Army Ranger Wing operative letting loose ("green role")
Irish ARW in their "black role", practising Close Quarters Combat (CQC/CQB) in the Irish Army's "Tactical Town" or "Tac Town"
Army Ranger Wing ambushes the enemy in simulated combat0 -
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Ireland's taoiseach, Enda Kenny, was guarded by a team of elite close protection bodyguards from the Irish Army Ranger Wing (ARW) special operations forces on his recent visit to Irish Defence Forces troops in Beirut and south Lebanon.
The Irish ARW bodyguards, dressed in civilian suits and sporting sunglasses and earpieces, were armed with concealed SIG Sauer P228 9mm semi-automatic pistols and a number openly carried Steyr AUG A2 assault rifles (5.56mm NATO) during the VIP Protection mission.
In addition to the Garda Special Detective Unit (SDU) and their Emergency Response Unit (ERU), the Irish Army Ranger Wing provides Ireland with a top tier VIP close protection capability. The Irish ARW also protect foreign dignitaries visiting Ireland and high-ranking military officials serving overseas.0 -
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