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Npr, Rusija svojom željom za uništenjem Ukrajine zaustavlja Amere da rade sranja.
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na čelu ruske vojske treba trocki....kakva braća ...kakav zajednički narod...uništiti bez milosti
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Иста баба ми је причала како је изгледала "мобилизација" у балканским и Великом рату. У трку на коњу стиже срески писар и викне "Заратило са Турчином", па "Заратило са Бугарином", па "Заратило са Германом" и одјаше даље. Свако је знао шта му је чинити и без Интернета.
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Да их заустави? Убијањем стотина хиљада цивила и претварањем једне од највећих европских земаља у рушевине?
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Ko će im posle ovoga bilo šta poverovati
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tada je bilo sramota ne ići u vojsku...
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Kao safari, tj još Ukri došli sami. Čovek pred penzijom sam dotrčava da bi neki snajperista udario još jednu recku.
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U limenim sandučićima, doduše i nije ih baš previše ostalo.
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Била је и демогафска политика и у самом народу - "И за рад и за рат"!
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Neće se troše na limene sanduke, šalje zelenko crne kese, one za smeće. Smeće u kese za smeće.
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Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. David Allvin told airmen in a newly released memo that officials are focusing on updating family and mental health resources for airmen as they continue to highlight the urgent preparation needed for a potential future conflict in the Pacific.
Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. David Allvin told airmen in a newly released memo that officials are focusing on updating family and mental health resources for airmen as they continue to highlight the urgent preparation needed for a potential future conflict in the Pacific.
The memo, provided first to Military.com and shared publicly Tuesday, was titled "Refocusing Family Readiness." Amid the Air Force's latest shift to reorganize the force for great power competition -- the service's term for increased spending and strategy against adversaries such as Russia and, most notably, China -- it offered an inward look at how it plans to support airmen and families during the sweeping changes.
"While our efforts to prepare the force for future challenges are essential, they will be incomplete without a parallel focus on family readiness," Allvin wrote. "In order to meet the moment in this time of consequence, we need to ensure that families and communities connected to the Air Force are as well prepared as our service members for the possible challenges that lay ahead."
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A number of programs have been rolled out and revamped in recent months, and Allvin hinted that others are currently underway including combining the Air Force’s True North programs and Operational Support Team programs to best support airmen and their families.
Allvin pointed to the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, when he was serving as a squadron commander at Grand Forks Air Force Base, North Dakota, as an example for "how collectively unprepared" service members and their families were for that change.
"We cannot afford to be in that situation again," Allvin wrote. "The insights I gained then have been validated in the years since, and serve as motivation for what we in the Air Force community need to strive to achieve when it comes to family readiness."
Sweeping changes to the force came earlier this year. In February, Allvin and other Department of the Air Force leaders rolled out numerous changes ranging from bringing back warrant officers, reorganizing training organizations and creating new offices. The changes all underscore the need to prepare for a looming conflict: potential control and invasion of Taiwan by the Chinese Communist Party.
The memo is one of the first indications of some family- and mental health-related changes the force is making in that reorganization effort.
Katherine Kuzminski, a senior fellow at the Center for a New American Security think tank who studies military personnel and family policy, told Military.com on Tuesday that the memo's comparison to how service members and their families were caught off guard by terrorist attacks in 2001 is notable.
"I think it's an apt comparison, just in the fact that in the lead-up to 9/11 the military was much more domestic, and they weren't deploying in the large numbers that we saw, and it really did matter that perhaps the support structures weren't in place," Kuzminski said. "The family readiness groups handle everything from training and advising families on how to just go through all the paperwork that comes along with the deployment, to coming up with a family care plan and family action plan."
One change has been rebranding the Key Spouse Program to the Commander's Key Support Program. That program helps connect families, spouses and single airmen to resources.
Volunteering opportunities have been expanded to more than just wives and husbands and now include participation for airmen, Guardians, federal employees and family members, regardless of marital status, the service announced earlier this year.
Kuzminski said that's necessary because many military spouses are working now and don't have the time or resources to devote fully to those programs.
"I think it's significant that they are changing the name from the Key Spouse Program," Kuzminski said. "Because that is another area where, in the last 23 years since 9/11, it's become evident that society has really changed, and the family readiness groups across all services have long depended on the fact that the service member who was married, that their spouse did not work."
Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. David Allvin told airmen in a newly released memo that officials are focusing on updating family and mental health resources for airmen as they continue to highlight the urgent preparation needed for a potential future conflict in the Pacific.
Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. David Allvin told airmen in a newly released memo that officials are focusing on updating family and mental health resources for airmen as they continue to highlight the urgent preparation needed for a potential future conflict in the Pacific.
The memo, provided first to Military.com and shared publicly Tuesday, was titled "Refocusing Family Readiness." Amid the Air Force's latest shift to reorganize the force for great power competition -- the service's term for increased spending and strategy against adversaries such as Russia and, most notably, China -- it offered an inward look at how it plans to support airmen and families during the sweeping changes.
"While our efforts to prepare the force for future challenges are essential, they will be incomplete without a parallel focus on family readiness," Allvin wrote. "In order to meet the moment in this time of consequence, we need to ensure that families and communities connected to the Air Force are as well prepared as our service members for the possible challenges that lay ahead."
Read Next: Focus on Veterans, Military Personnel Part of Democrats' Newly Approved Election Year Platform
A number of programs have been rolled out and revamped in recent months, and Allvin hinted that others are currently underway including combining the Air Force’s True North programs and Operational Support Team programs to best support airmen and their families.
Allvin pointed to the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, when he was serving as a squadron commander at Grand Forks Air Force Base, North Dakota, as an example for "how collectively unprepared" service members and their families were for that change.
"We cannot afford to be in that situation again," Allvin wrote. "The insights I gained then have been validated in the years since, and serve as motivation for what we in the Air Force community need to strive to achieve when it comes to family readiness."
Sweeping changes to the force came earlier this year. In February, Allvin and other Department of the Air Force leaders rolled out numerous changes ranging from bringing back warrant officers, reorganizing training organizations and creating new offices. The changes all underscore the need to prepare for a looming conflict: potential control and invasion of Taiwan by the Chinese Communist Party.
The memo is one of the first indications of some family- and mental health-related changes the force is making in that reorganization effort.
Katherine Kuzminski, a senior fellow at the Center for a New American Security think tank who studies military personnel and family policy, told Military.com on Tuesday that the memo's comparison to how service members and their families were caught off guard by terrorist attacks in 2001 is notable.
"I think it's an apt comparison, just in the fact that in the lead-up to 9/11 the military was much more domestic, and they weren't deploying in the large numbers that we saw, and it really did matter that perhaps the support structures weren't in place," Kuzminski said. "The family readiness groups handle everything from training and advising families on how to just go through all the paperwork that comes along with the deployment, to coming up with a family care plan and family action plan."
One change has been rebranding the Key Spouse Program to the Commander's Key Support Program. That program helps connect families, spouses and single airmen to resources.
Volunteering opportunities have been expanded to more than just wives and husbands and now include participation for airmen, Guardians, federal employees and family members, regardless of marital status, the service announced earlier this year.
Kuzminski said that's necessary because many military spouses are working now and don't have the time or resources to devote fully to those programs.
"I think it's significant that they are changing the name from the Key Spouse Program," Kuzminski said. "Because that is another area where, in the last 23 years since 9/11, it's become evident that society has really changed, and the family readiness groups across all services have long depended on the fact that the service member who was married, that their spouse did not work."
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treba se uzobiljiti ... sve sto on sada prica mu je naredjeno od Rusa. Da se sam predao to bi bila druga prica ali ovi sto se zarobe za vreme sukoba hmmm
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onda se pozlatila ruka meksikancu
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Блумберг је украјинску офанзиву у региону Курск назвао најпогубнијом војном операцијом 21. века у погледу односа исхода и утрошених ресурса.
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РУСИ ПРОНАШЛИ ЈОШ ЈЕДАН УНИШТЕНИ ТЕНК АБРАМС СА РУСКИМ РЕАКТИВНИМ ОКЛОПОМ КОНТАКТ НА КУПОЛИ! ВИДЕО
Тенк је погођен противоклопном ракетом у задњи бочни део.
Руска војска негде у Донбасу открила је по пви пут уништени амерички тенк М-1Абрамс који је био опремљен руским реактивним оклопом “контакт-1” који се налазио на куполи, телу и боковима тенка док на боку је био амерички Арат-1.
https://tvfront.rs/rat-u-ukrajini/r...m-reaktivnim-oklopom-kontakt-na-kupoli-video/
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Die Welt: “НАПАД УКРАЈИНСКИХ СНАГА НА КУРСКУ ОБЛАСТ, УБРЗАЋЕ ПОРАЗ КИЈЕВА”
Напад Оружаних снага Украјине на Курск област убрзаће пораз Кијева и довести до мировних преговора у корист Русије. Ово се наводи у чланку немачког издања Die Welt, у којој се наводе четири разлога зашто ће се то догодити.
https://tvfront.rs/vojne-vesti/die-...-snaga-na-kursku-oblast-ubrzace-poraz-kijeva/ja Ž.blumbergu ništa ne vjerujem...tko zna šta petljaju ..kao da ih briga za Go.
nikako..ukri će se boriti do svog kraja...
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