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Riot police officers patrol a street in San Julian, Bolivia, some of 1,150 kms southwest of La Paz, Saturday, May 3, 2008.

Autonomy Bolivia Defence Photos Slideshow Vote

Canada Dot Com
Bolivia military warns against autonomy vote
SANTA CRUZ, Bolivia / Impoverished Bolivia's military leader warned Saturday a planned autonomy vote in prosperous Santa Cruz province was "a threat to the territorial integrity," raising tensions a... (photo: AP / Jorge Saenz)

Balboa Park

History Photos Research Scientists Wildlife

San Diego
Biologists shake bushes for wildlife
BALBOA PARK - Professional and amateur scientists started scouring Balboa Park yesterday afternoon to catalog all the living things that call the park home or happen to be passing through. NELVIN C.... (photo: GFDL)

Solar power

The Examiner
FIU, military team up to build solar-powered clinic
MIAMI (Map, News) - Imagine a team of doctors, soldiers or humanitarians airlifted into a remote jungle many miles from the nearest road or power grid. Within 24 hours, a fully functioning, fully... (photo: GFDL)
Energy Miami Military Photos Solar

TAJI QADA GUARD - U.S. Army Cpl. Abraham Norton holds guard for his unit while they search for weapon caches in Taji Qada, northwest of Baghdad, April 25, 2008.

AOL
US military: US forces kill 14 Shiite militants in Baghdad
BAGHDAD (AP) - U.S. soldiers killed 14 suspected Shiite militants in Baghdad, the military said Saturday, as clashes continued in the embattled Sadr City slum and surrounding militia strongholds. A... (photo: U.S. Army / Spc. Brian Pierce)
Baghdad Defence Fighting Insurgents Photos Slideshow

FIRING EXCALIBUR - U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Edisson Vargas prepares his soldiers to fire an Excalibur round for the first time on Camp Taji, northwest of Baghdad, April 26, 2008.

San Diego
U.S. military blames al-Qaeda in Iraq for suicide attack
BAGHDAD - The U.S. military on Friday blamed al-Qaeda in Iraq for a double suicide bombing that killed at least 36 people during a wedding procession through a crowd of... (photo: U.S. Army / Spc. Derek Miller )
Al Qaida Bombing Defence Iraq Photos Slideshow

Infowars
US military chief slams Iran's 'irresponsible influence'
Iran's "irresponsible influence" in the Middle East including pursuit of nuclear weapons and support of terrorism creates a "perfect nightmare" threatening the entire... (photo: White House/Chris Greenberg )
Arab Iran Middle East Military Nuclear Photos Politics US

Iraqi Soldier

Infowars
The Iraq War Morphs Into the Iran War
It is 1939 all over again. The world waits helplessly for the next act of naked aggression by rogue states. Only this time the rogue states are not the Third Reich and... (photo: Public Domain)
Iran Iraq Photos Politics United States

World Politics

	Mandela to get Freedom of the City award Independent online (SA)
	Spotlight: Sebastian Coe International Herald Tribune
	Indian industry looks to investing in bio-fuel in S America The Times Of India

Weapons and Equipment

	Russian tanks take part in Red Square parade for first time since Soviet collapse Star Tribune
	Tanks, missiles roll through Red Square on Victory Day Houston Chronicle
	Iron Man and the Merchants of Death Infowars

Terrorism

	'My daughter, the terrorist' Asia Times
	Second Life exposed to strong criticism Pravda RU
	Two dozen Egyptian human rights groups urge Mubarak to abolish reform-curbing laws International Herald Tribune

Air Defense Artillery

US Considered Nukes Against China

Possible outcomes of a Georgian-Abkhazian war

Documents show US considered using nuclear weapons

El-Rufai's Hollow Defence

Japan to allow defence use of space

Mickelson gears up for title defence

Hanging out in Borneo on a family vacation

Actress Julie Andrews

Air new zealand -airlines-aviation (sl1)

Fuel cost hits Air NZ profit forecast

Ottawa shirked duty to soldiers, minister says Previous gove Globe and Mail
Huge book sale set to help library Canada Dot Com
Govt wraps up copter upgrade NZ Herald
RAF Nimrods 'had fuel problems' BBC News
Illness delays RAF fraud trial Independent online (SA)
Oil firms to pay $423 million to settle water lawsuit International Herald Tribune
Wills to join drug patrols News24
Prince William to join drug patrols The Australian
Military Cross for Iraq RAF man BBC News
RAF Corporal who rescued dying friend in Iraq is first airma The Daily Mail
Plane's final moments played at inquest The Australian
RAF Nimrod's last moments BBC News
RAF Nimrod's last moments heard BBC News
Nimrod families hear radio recording of the last moments bef The Daily Mail
Cobham says set to meet 2008 growth targets International Herald Tribune
Families hear plane crash recording Ananova
Royal Blue, others sign leases at 360 tower The Business Review
St. Louis City updates customer bill paying systems The Business Review
Burma cyclone does not affect Yetagun, Yadana Energy Current
Nimrod inquest families view plane Ananova

Thai police escort Russian Viktor Bout as he arrives at the head of the Crime Suppression Bureau in Bangkok, Thailand, on Thursday March 6, 2008.

US charges Russian 'arms dealer'

SWAN

A Litany of Horrors

U.S. Army soldiers stand guard on a cell block inside Camp Five at the Joint Task Force Guantanamo detention center on Naval Base Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, Nov. 14, 2006. Camp Five is one of six camps that comprise the detention center and has been built wit

Pentagon's influence lurks behind TV military analysts

Chile gives volcano hold-outs ultimatum to flee International Herald Tribune
Russia expels to U.S. military attach� International Herald Tribune
US says it is considering food drops to help cyclone-hit are International Herald Tribune
Pentagon readies people, planes for Myanmar aid International Herald Tribune
Clashes erupt in Lebanon as Hezbollah stages strike Wtop
U.S. criticizes Russia over Georgia-Abkhazia dispute International Herald Tribune
US military contractor guilty of obstruction, will pay $9.5M International Herald Tribune
Today in History Wtop
US: Hezbollah training Iraqi Shiite extremists in Iran Wtop
US-backed plan sees shiny future for embattled Green Zone Wtop
A U.S. military mission: Food and smiles CNN
Deaths ground US training planes BBC News
US confirms Somali missile strike BBC News
Former prosecutor testifies on political pressure at Guant�m International Herald Tribune
Obama's pastor replies to critics BBC News
Obama discounts race as a factor in presidential election International Herald Tribune
8 Cuban migrants rescued off New Orleans The Miami Herald
Palestinian plight is flip side of Israel's independence joy Wtop
McCain assails administration for 'disgraceful' response to International Herald Tribune
Family adventures in the USA The Times

Lior Narkis and his backup singers at the Israeli entry for the 2003 Eurovision Song Contest holds up the flag of Israel at a party held at the Jewish Cultural Centre in Riga late Wednesday, May 21, 2003. Some 26 European nations are competing in the fin

Pride, regret over Israeli anniversary

Fijian military troops blockade the entrance to Prime Minster Laisenia Qarase residence in Suva Tuesday, Dec. 5, 2006. The military seized effective control of the country in what President Ratu Josefa Iloilo said was an unconstitutional act.(gm1)

Newspaper chief tells of Fiji chase

Australia

Divert visitors to the bush or perish, says tourism chief

Diggers will be investigated The Australian
Observers say Myanmar has history of xenophobia Orlando Sentinel
Myanmar's reclusive junta afraid of letting foreign aid work Star Tribune
Australia probes claims soldiers abused Afghan prisoners Globe and Mail
Australia probes claim soldiers abused Afghan prisoners Gulf News
Struggle to meet e-ticket deadline The Australian
Rugby: Nucifora's future fears NZ Herald
Floratine contacts for Australian operations The Business Review
Loyal troops farewell an old campaigner Sydney Morning Herald
Drivers contend with traffic The Charlotte Observer
Life as a wave not caught The Australian
Idol judges pale next to rugger buggers Sydney Morning Herald
Albany International Corp. reports net loss of $1.5M in 1Q, The Business Review
Commando's body returns to home soil Sydney Morning Herald
Mates farewell fallen Australian Sydney Morning Herald
The monster in the basement The Australian
'Budget spin used to baffle battlers' The Australian
The lesser evil? The Australian
Prickly pair make a point The Australian
Divert visitors to the bush in Australia or perish, says tou TravelVideo

Two British Army soldiers patrol the Old Park Rd neighborhood of North Belfast after three soldiers and two police officers were shot there late Friday night July 11, 1997. Hospital officials said the five sustained non life-threatening injuries. The vio

Army unit deployed to Kosovo from Ulster base

Sadr Threatens 'Open War' as Iraqi Army Attacks Base Common Dreams
Sri Lanka's military seizes rebel base; at least 51 killed The State
Sri Lanka's military says it has seized a key rebel base in Star Tribune
Sri Lanka's military says it has seized a key rebel base in AOL
Sri Lanka's military says it has entered a key rebel base AOL
Furry morale-booster at Afghanistan military base may be Can Canada Dot Com
Tamil Tiger rebels bomb military base in N.E. Sri Lanka+ AOL
Army base baby death suspect dies BBC News
A teardrop-shaped island, once a military base, in NY Harbor Star Tribune

Paratroopers travel down a dirt road in Afghanistan while conducting a village assessment mission, as part of Operation Avalanche. The Soldiers searching for illegal weapons and Al Qaeda members are assigned to the 1st Battalion, 501st Infantry Regiment.

US military blames al-Qaida in Iraq for suicide attack

Tibetans attends religious service for Tibetan victims

A light in the hermit kingdom North Korea fetes Olympic torch relay with rally, military songs

Oil Prices, Energy Prices, oil, energy, industry, consumer, market. tp1

Oil nears $120 following labor and military strikes

Man held is not Iraq Al Qaeda leader: US military Khaleej Times
U.S. military says man held is not Iraq al Qaeda leader Canada Dot Com
Sri Lanka military captures town, 31 rebels dead Canada Dot Com
Military releases identity of four Marines killed in Iraq The Examiner
2 men faces charges of lying to military investigators The Examiner
Al Qaeda leader in Iraq not detained: U.S. military Canada Dot Com
The United Nations has suspended aid shipments into cyclone- Skynews
Sri Lanka: military says it captures small northern town as AOL
U.S. military had counterfeit computer gear, FBI says International Herald Tribune
Pakistan opposes US military aide BBC News
Marble tournament will benefit military families San Diego
US military denies Iraq government claim that leader of al-Q Star Tribune
US military denies Iraqi claims of al-Qaida leader's arrest Syracuse
Russia parades military might BBC News
U.S. military cancels general's assignment to Pakistan International Herald Tribune
Leader of al-Qaida in Iraq has not been arrested, U.S. milit International Herald Tribune
US military denies Iraq claims of al-Qaida leader's arrest AOL
Sri Lanka military says it captures small northern town The Tribune San Luis Obispo
Militant Reportedly Captured In Mosul; U.S. Military Seeks C Hartford Courant
Canada offers to send relief team to Myanmar Ottawa urges mi Globe and Mail

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