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With Hezbollah’s support to the Syrian Army , the foreign Infested terrorist giving SOS Signals to their Masters
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At least 28 Martyred , as Car Bombs Hit Shi’ite Areas of Baghdad, Iraq
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Iran successfully decoded the captured US Drone RQ- 170, and now ready to Clone it
JNN 23 Apil 2012 Tehran : Iran has begun building a copy of the US surveillance drone spy drone RQ 170 it captured last year,after breaking its encryption codes, the commander of the Aerospace Force of the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps announced on Saturday, Iranian Mehr news agency reported. Continue reading
Sex-tainted Canadian commander quits
JNN 28 Nov 2010 : A Canadian Army general facing court martial over an alleged sexual affair with a female subordinate has tendered his resignation.
The 26-year veteran voluntarily gave his notice on November 17, Canadian Forces spokesman Commander Hubert Genest said about Brigadier General Daniel Menard who is accused of having had a sexual affair with Master Corporal Bianka Langlois.
“He now wishes to focus on his family,” the National Post quoted Cmdr. Genest as saying on Friday.
Menard was relieved of his duties as project leader for the Military Personnel Management Capability Transformation Project shortly after, he added.
In May, Menard, a former commander in Afghanistan, was abruptly pulled from Kandahar where he served as task force commander.
Langlois was convicted in summary trial on September 28 on one count of conduct to the prejudice of good order and discipline and was reprimanded and fined 693 US dollars.
No date has yet been set for Menard’s trial. He will be leaving the Canadian Army on December 17.
According to Canadian officials, the decision will not affect his court martial on two counts of conduct to the prejudice of good order and discipline and four counts of obstructing justice offences punishable by up to 10 years in prison and disgraceful dismissal from the military.
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