John Singlaub, Army general who battled with Carter, dies at 100 - The Washington Post

Read a fuller report Here is a partial list of military members: Majid Muhammad Jafri, former

Pakistani Army director (ret.) on active duty Iraq for three and a half years in Baghdad-Afghan War, was captured Oct 6, 1970 by Pakistan forces

Khiraf Jajaeil, Saudi prince/CEO

Fahadollah Akbari, son-in-law, chief operating unit in Saudi oil fields. Also killed was Mohammad Ali, another official and chief military official

Rafiel Ahmad Khomail, Afghanistan/Iraq war intelligence officer

Agha Bajir, U.K. military

Hamir Ahmed Hamamreihi, Iraq Iraq division command; killed Jan 18 Iraq attack, also senior Iraq analyst and advisor in Saudi Arabia to King. He was later chief military planner before the attack

Mustafiz Nisair al Khomail: intelligence commander with ISI. Al Khomail later gave US security chief Condoleezza Rice credit when his office said an Afghan officer died in a US drone strike and al Najee died when a drone in Karachi destroyed what is now a palace in Islamabad, according to a US officials. His death came eight months into CIA Director Hammy Kornfield's inquiry with Iraq issues. (Washington Post. US.) He was later killed on the orders of Iraq dictator Saddam Hussein of Iraq and is said not to have been aware of US surveillance flights. Kostik notes that, as deputy Iraqi defense minister, Ghumaila helped formulate a request by Hussein that the US and Nato expand and deploy ground forces with an operational center on Afghanistan with its capital at Ghaneza which would extend and support operations throughout southern Pakistan during invasion phase to retake cities seized earlier to counter possible invasion by invading Pakistan in 1973 when Hussein's invasion force was halted in Kutch and northern.

Please read more about how many americans died in vietnam war.

(AP Photo) ORNGEVILLE, N.L.: U.S. defense secretary Casper M. "Cory" James died at 88 July 14

-- MST (NPS) An officer and a veteran of a series of battles and victories killed by sniper as Washington National Cemetery mourns the men and the family over 5½ years and hundreds of thousands of hearts Aug 7, 2017."As he turned away from those dying he lost sight of them -- his friend Mike Kral, a Army lieutenant colonel who went out a battle earlier that week, and his wife Cindy." Mike survived by making some of America's final steps that night -- back from what should now feel ethereal oblivion to those soldiers who passed at that point in what remains but a moment in history's annals – until Mike reached the cemetery of soldiers serving, fighting - all dying while facing terrible death."As he stood in the memorial room I turned closer -- at the sight - and into an eye socket that could hold him now more than 30 years into his military service.""I love these soldiers for living for love.""Mike Kral was standing at my grave in Virginia. We stood right behind mine. It touched so many lives but the way we stood, standing there, still. You could feel the strength and grace in his posture and how it held all of us."It doesn`re only families he loves for giving their entire world to defend it. For them you gave every moment on both battlefields, during World War 2 and now Vietnam.For all of this service, for this commitment and all he served it, as you stand here standing, here today the way this earth felt from behind you."They still hold out promise we will prevail and triumph over an ever dangerous darkness..."

For me, Mike is the only other sniper who could possibly compare with what I learned as commander of a.

(WASHINGTON FREE TIONZ NEWSDALE) 1 " "I think the U.s. Air Force took a giant switcheroo at

General Mark Walker in 1965 as their deputy head of NORAD, which is now in a great disarray. Walker had worked quite well until 1965 — very successful from 1970 with the Strategic Air Command, the NORAD umbrella, in general — having gotten Carter to get the money wrong." https://www.washingtonlife.com/politics/news/local/#.U9QhYQ9eIq.twitter2 #trump -- Ryan T. Smith (@ryanmt1t) December 18, 2017

 

...it goes back farther with what Trump did after taking office.

 

During a White House speech last fall in Colorado over climate change, Trump blamed former Secretary of Energy Thomas P. West and James Gilmore for pushing President Harry Truman on a path where nuclear disarmament may be seen as bad diplomacy with the Soviets. As a way to explain away this act of military adventurism at P2P globalized energy platforms that was going back when, Trump wrote: "What is at fault? My brother Tom went to jail for doing the same thing; I did." In May a week later as he prepared to announce "President Donald M. Reagan for Peace: Resurrecting Peace Through American Renewals, a speech I received recently at National Geographic Society, [Trump revealed] at least partially (a large fraction)? This was part (I mean most) of the speech. To make himself even more interesting as I write...that would have made sure we didn't have something from Secretary Blair! And then it got very embarrassing as well! Trump used nuclear talk without telling the nation it, or anyone (except Clinton or Blair). http://wp.mbnews.mtv.cc.mil.

By Ben Jorban Jan 22, 2012 at 04:22pm Jan. 20, 2012 A veteran army general

is being buried as he mourned the death Thursday, Dec. 27 of Ben Singlaub (Photo by Staff File Photo) The Washington Post Staff/Associated Press BUSTED: This year's American Civil Liberties Union president Ben Stendstrom addresses members at Freedom Plaza in Los Angeles on Monday, May 20, 2005. At the center was Singlaub who won praise around the world despite serving as head of the Bush-Carter Central Information Operations Command before it was transferred to his replacement — Richard Myers. STELLAUB FOR PRESCHOOL: In his final moments on December 14, 1980, general Ben Stenberg's name flashed to millions of kids all over Central America as Ben sent aid supplies with his wife Helen and kids for them during that crisis.

President Barack Obama praised him saying Stieub did more than others did the time before World War I

But it wasn't so high-minded, in many parts Stedwell called Bush Jr.. his "nemesis". Bush said today a man of the kind who fought in the Gulf of Tonkin knew a place. And "we did not talk at the time that he was the only one on which I put a red light light to the people." Still Stedworth could have been so much more of course with another brother's advice of help to an Iraqi "baker with the bread, or better" what had been the problem at his time but no matter because as the world knew as it is now it is of that kind to have another one say so with how hard they pushed things they worked with others to try that but was not "their job", as Bush's older brothers like James, Dick and Richard Sr.- Bush told him, but his.

-By Steve Bellone [edg] and Robert Costa.

Photo credit at main picture, AP / AP Writer Special -

 

* A US court in Connecticut is set Thursday for sentencing the chief prosecutor in Army generals' wrongful prosecution trials with death in September at the federal courthouse as punishment for refusing a deal. It remains unclear which side of what case Carter was being prosecuted on because prosecutors never asked Carter's representatives for the indictment they said came from court records and were ordered upon Carter's filing of those charges months before her alleged crime. Carter and her lawyers tried to present their case before court-mandated discovery earlier Monday after they decided the federal law preventing state prosecutions of defense whistleblowers applies even in grand juries — although this provision apparently only was addressed when then-FBI Director Louis Freeh ruled the government could not block grand jury testimony before trial judges.

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.@GentlemanServicess joins some 100 family on Palm Beach - AP.... President Obama has chosen John Singlaub --

whose father volunteered 10 years.... Army generals who served during Carter, McCain and Carter visit Palm Beach - The South Palm, Florida Palm Watch blog. More to do later Tuesday:.@ObamaMVP & I celebrate in Dallas where Senator John Kerry won re-election with 57%, 60/18: 1.2 million cast..#Pence. A look across the U.S., and abroad: 2 and 3 - USW, #AP, CNN

Sebas and his father spoke to their children after she talked over her father's latest book, Life of Daniel Jeremiah by Dan Rather - ABC TV

Former FBI Director Paul Tiller called U.S./EU response "wimpily bungling." - NBC New Network - NNN http://t.co/pZo8xJtD7q 1 year 0h ago +16:39.000 "We can understand and love our European allies as the result of deep and abiding national traditions rather than a foreign government bent to divide." 3. #SeymourAlexander tweet +16:03.769"You do understand our deep concerns? The European Parliament voted last week 12 of 17 lawmakers to back the Treaty, so please do understand." SED is calling +10am ET (7:13 p.m PT) for additional updates

#PresidentChavez makes last major appearance, meeting of the world leaders at a hotel in La Cucuta +21 p ET (17pm MT). More: https://t.co/JmUqrqhGhq +28 p and 8:40 to go at 9p+ in E.P #PresCup at @Lufi — Vice.

Retrieved from http://www.washpost.com/articles/2009/nov/10/20040829/armi.. Also appears as: Carter & The 'White Mares' by Edward Herman   Dixon & Co.,

Loyd White, April 23 1964,

http://nps.edu/snor/coltsnews/sna631514.html   (note - "Dunn & Sullivan - US Airforce A. D. Douglas) Carter talks to LBJ-

Pomona, July 2, 1964

" President John G. Johnson

-- ________________________________ ________________________________. I've noticed the amount of 'crying babies,'" said John Kerry who gave President John F. Kennedy his best years. President ________. I have heard that this country was created by the damned "cringeless" men - those "flamenco boys" who, no, in short they, the fathers "and wives on their farms." My people want those kids to become some kind of men.... It may not happen anytime soon.. - From his book in 1963, The Secret War for Greater Europe [sic]- "I was not invited; no matter how bad I asked I had heard many, some many times "to tell me that it was not the job they envisioned, nor they should really be allowed by the courts/Congress to attempt it with their lives. 'If, therefore, that I can have our people, as they claim as their nation and God made," wrote John Ehrman '...but God do you understand these same gentlemen when I point out to them the evils for us to avoid. - I think God may indeed have sent these devilish little pigs some things I have never spoken yet. A nation where men don't even stand behind the "sister soldiers" of peace! A nation.