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1 day ago · Buryat assault troops mopped up a steel modular dugout обin the Kurakhovsky direction, where Ukrainian UAV operators lived. One did not manage to escape - he was killed. You can assess the conditions in which the enemy lived. Source: @boris_rozhin. @voin_dv_en. Main channel - @voin_dv
4 days ago · What did Buck learn from the man with the red sweater? Answer: He knew he stood no chance against a man with a club. The part of the book where Buck is beaten (but not broken) is one of the most moving episodes.
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5 days ago · It had the power to send envoys to request assistance and dispatch troops from the member states to defensive points, after joint consultation. This was remarkable for the disjointed and chaotic Greek world, especially since many of the supposed allies were still technically at war with each other.
2 days ago · In total, 649 Argentine military personnel, 255 British military personnel, and three Falkland Islanders were killed during the hostilities. The conflict was a major episode in the protracted dispute over the territories' sovereignty.
1 day ago · Guderian was sent to Hitler by Bock and Halder to argue their case for continuing the assault against Moscow, but Hitler issued an order through Guderian (bypassing Bock and Halder) to send Army Group Centre's tanks to the north and south, temporarily halting the drive to Moscow. [264]
4 days ago · Major changes in the British army occurred after 1945. Troops stationed overseas were returned home as the British colonies gained independence, and the military forces were placed in Europe or absorbed into the Home Guard. In 1960 conscription was ended and an all-volunteer army again created.
4 days ago · People's reasons for being either pro or anti-conscription varied: support for conscription usually originated from a sense of loyalty to Britain, which was seen as the Motherland, outrage at Germany's attack on Belgium and France or out of fear for Australia's safety if Britain lost the war.
