Military | Mohd Murtadha

Female pilots who flew during WWII can now be buried at Arlington

by murtadha on May 22, 2016 with No Comments

More than 1,000 women were trained as pilots for the American military during World War II, but their legacy had never been fully recognized until Friday when President Barack Obama signed bipartisan legislation giving them the right to be laid to rest … Read More

Indonesian army helicopter hunting most wanted militant crashes, killing at least 12

by murtadha on March 21, 2016 with No Comments

JAKARTA, Indonesia — An Indonesian military helicopter crashed and burst into flames Sunday during a mission to capture the country’s most wanted militant, killing at least 12 people on board. The Bell 412-EP helicopter was carrying 13 soldiers and crew … Read More

Reports of sexual assault surge at U.S. military academies

by murtadha on January 9, 2016 with No Comments

Reports of sexual assaults at the three military academies surged by more than 50 percent in the 2014-15 school year, and complaints of sexual harassment also spiked, according to Pentagon officials. See also: Marine Corps to make job titles, boot … Read More