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The 6th Annual Forum on Women in Leadership, supported by the William G. McGowan Charitable Fund, focuses on the role of women in military leadership.
Over 150,000 soldiers participated in the D-Day invasion on June 6, 1944, marking the largest amphibious assault in military history.
Armed Forces Radio and Television Service presents a news program featuring military operations, training programs, and humanitarian efforts from 1970.
A panel discussion features Vietnam combat artists James Pollock, Ben Long, Jim Butcher, and Kristopher Battles discussing the Combat Artist Program.
Vietnam War veterans are honored during a discussion featuring former Senator Chuck Hagel and Rick Weidman from Vietnam Veterans of America.
290 Vietnam veterans die each day, prompting author Molly Burton to honor their service with her book and a discussion at the National Archives.
Five panelists, including archivist Nick Schwartz and Dr. Alice Lovejoy, discussed military film holdings and psychiatric films from World War II.
A panel featuring former Speaker of the House Dennis Hastert and investigative journalist Bob Woodward discusses Congress's role in military actions without approval.
Ryan Graves, a former U.S. Navy pilot, and Alex Hollings, a UFO expert and investigator, provide insights into the phenomenon of unidentified flying objects in a post-show interview livestream hosted by Matt O'Dowd from PBS Space Time.
In 2023, the United States Army Heritage and Education Center and the U.S. Army War College host virtual discussions on the Korean War's strategic efforts and the roles of African Americans and women in the military.
Hamid Karzai discusses Afghanistan's future and his daughters' education in Kabul.
A thousand Taliban fighters captured the city of Ghazni, less than 100 miles from Kabul, marking a significant setback for the Afghan government.
On February 24, 2022, Russian troops launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine, attacking cities including Kyiv, Odessa, and Kharkiv with rockets.
In April 2005, Aceh rebels accuse the Indonesian army of cease-fire violations and ethnic cleansing.
Hamas releases 24 hostages, including Israelis, in exchange for Palestinian prisoners.
A 19-year-old boy dies after being beaten by the military in Fiji, raising questions about justice and human rights under the new regime.
Al-Qaeda attacks a hospital in Yemen, killing 52 civilians in a failed operation.
Finland's President Alexander Stubb discusses his insights from a seven-hour meeting with Donald Trump and the implications for European security regarding Russia.
Five people were killed during an attack on Alfredo Reinado's base in East Timor, prompting him to become a fugitive in the jungle.
An Afghan interpreter recounts threats from the Taliban while serving the US Army in Afghanistan.
President Vladimir Zelinski sharply criticized Amnesty International's claims about Ukraine's military actions.
Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelenskyy visits Berlin, receiving military honors and aid from Germany.
Drone attacks on Moscow raise questions about Ukraine's counter-offensive strategy.
Days before the invasion of Ukraine, the presidents of China and Russia met in Beijing and announced a friendship without limits.
Veterans on Patrol in rural Arizona patrol streets, concerned about local and global threats.
The video discusses who rules America, focusing on Wall Street and unelected power forces.
Six months into Russia's attack, Ukraine targets deep into Russian-occupied territory.
Twelve armed men accompany a convoy from Kabul to Jalalabad, where journalists face threats from local warlords and ongoing violence in Afghanistan.
More than 7,000 Muslim men and boys were slaughtered by Serb paramilitaries in Srebrenica on July 11, 1995, during a UN-protected zone withdrawal.
Beth Rigby interviews Boris Johnson about the UK's response to the war in Ukraine.
Dozens died when government-backed thugs attacked Aung San Suu Kyi's convoy in Burma in May 2004, despite her strong public support.
Brazil's armed forces protest on a recent Sunday morning, highlighting political tensions.
Thirty percent of British Army deployments now consist of members from the Territorial Army, who balance civilian jobs with military training.
Russian forces push in Eastern Ukraine as tensions rise between Moscow and Kiev.
Ukraine faces heavy casualties and potential loss of the Donbass region in the ongoing conflict.
Caterpillar bulldozers are used by the Israeli army to destroy Palestinian homes and orchards.
Maha and Pierre recount their experiences after Israel withdrew from Lebanon in 2000.
Shells started raining down on Uri, killing civilians and soldiers in a border dispute.
Fourteen people died in a car bomb attack in Afghanistan, prompting a month-long peace march to the capital by hundreds of activists.
Military-style camps in China train thousands of children, as young as six, to foster discipline and patriotism amid rising nationalism.
5,000 attendees gather at Cornerstone Church in San Antonio, Texas, for a national night to honor Israel, led by Pastor John Hagee.
In June 2009, Iraq's dark cells now house homeless families instead of women prisoners.
Colonel Robert Campbell has been in Afghanistan for 12 months, advocating for a counterinsurgency strategy that relies on local partnerships and dialogue.
Kimua in the Walikale district faces ongoing fear from the FDLR Hutu militia's presence.
American Law Enforcement allows Officers to pull their guns when feeling threatened, raising concerns.
Two-thirds of Colorado Springs' population are registered Republicans, yet many are considering voting for a Democrat in the 2008 election.
Tensions between China and Taiwan escalate as military actions raise fears of conflict.
Billions of dollars have been spent on Pakistan, yet security has severely deteriorated, with increased violence and loss of government control.
