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Israel’s Eitan APC debuts in battalion exercise with Nahal Recon Unit, offering advanced Merkava/Namer armor for 12 troops after extensive combat use.

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Exercise DUSTLIK 2026 - the 7th edition of the India-Uzbekistan joint military exercise, is being conducted at the Gurumsaray Field Training Area, Namangan, Uzbekistan, from 12 to 25 April 2026. The exercise is aimed at enhancing interoperability and joint operational capability in semi-mountainous terrain, with focus on joint planning, tactical drills, special arms skills and special operations against unlawful armed groups. During the exercise, troops of both contingents have undertaken area familiarisation, exchange of tactics, techniques and procedures, ambidextrous pistol firing, reflex shooting, RPG firing, unarmed combat, bayonet fighting, UAV application, Fire and Move drills in urban terrain, Combat Casualty Evacuation, reconnaissance and surveillance, house intervention drills, mountaineering, rappelling, sniper training and navigation exercises to strengthen tactical synergy and operational readiness. Physical endurance and team spirit have also been reinforced through runs, calisthenics, yoga and other confidence-building activities. In the coming days, the exercise is expected to advance to more complex joint missions in semi-mountainous terrain, including strike operations against hostile objectives, capture of designated targets, heliborne employment, establishment of a joint command and control structure and validation of integrated special operations procedures, further deepening coordination and interoperability between the Indian Army and the Uzbekistan Army.

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Until Huda Aqqad, the caring daughter of Khan Younis, and her sweet elderly mother, Aisha, are found, the rage in all our hearts must not rest, not fade, and not be buried! How cruel, just why? Two and a half years ago, soldiers from Golani’s 12th Battalion kidnapped a 78-year-old elderly mother and her daughter after shooting the elderly father with special needs dead in the yard of their home. Their family declared them dead after loosing all contact. Then months later the kidnappers, Lt. Ido Meir, the platoon commander of the unit, appeared with his subordinates, Sergeants Dolev Mor Yosef and Amit Yaakov, inside an armored vehicle, weapons pointed at the two women! The IDF refused completely to answer WHERE they were released, WHEN, or HOW. The Israeli Prison Service says it never had them in its prisons. JUST TELL US where they are. If you killed them where are the bodies! Where are they? Sky News and Alex Crawford did an amazing investigative job here, alongside GLAN | Global Legal Action Network exposing the circumstances of the killing and identifying the kidnappers. Watch it and imagine it happened to you. Zakaria, their brother, has also disappeared from the face of the earth. According to testimonies, he was clinging to his mother at the last minutes. Both of whom disappeared! Multiple officers from the battalion have spewed genocidal language to Israeli media Here are two examples: On January 23, 2024, one day after concluding their deployment in Khan Younis, Israel’s Channel 13 aired an interview conducted by correspondent Aviad Glickman featuring commanders from the 12th Battalion, including deputy battalion commander Major Amitai Avitan. At the first words of the interview, Major Avitan stated twice before pausing, taking a breath, and leaning back: “There are no uninvolved people here [in Gaza]. There are no uninvolved people here.

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She volunteered. First Lieutenant Ashley White graduated from Kent State University and accepted her commission as a Medical Service Corps Officer in the United States Army. She loved the camaraderie. She loved belonging to something bigger than herself. That is what her mother remembered most. In 2010, the Army created Cultural Support Teams to work alongside Special Operations units in Afghanistan. At the time, women were officially banned from combat roles. But they could be attached in support positions. Ashley raised her hand. She joined the 230th Brigade Support Battalion and volunteered for a Cultural Support Team attached to a Joint Special Operations Task Force. She became part of the first group of women to enter combat under that mission. These teams were tasked with engaging local Afghan women and families, building trust where male soldiers could not. It was dangerous work. In October 2011, while supporting an assault force in Afghanistan, an improvised expl*sive device detonated. Ashley was k*lled in action. She was 24 years old. She became the first member of a Cultural Support Team to d** in combat. Her loss carried weight beyond her unit. It exposed the reality that women were already serving in direct combat conditions, even before policv officially changed. Ashley was k*lled in action. She was 24 years old. She became the first member of a Cultural Support Team to d** in combat. Her loss carried weight beyond her unit. It exposed the reality that women were already serving in direct combat conditions, even before policy officially changed. She was posthumously awarded the Bronze Star, the Purple Heart, the Meritorious Service Medal, the Afghanistan Campaign Medal, and the Combat Action Badge. But medals do not tell the full story. They do not capture the quiet courage of volunteering when you did not have to. They do not show the humility her mother described. They do not measure the cost of leading where no woman had officially been allowed before. Ashley White stepped forward when history was still catching up. She believed in service. She gave everything. 🙏

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