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Vietnam Blogger-Activist 'Mother Mushroom' Released From Jail, Sent To US
A dissident Vietnamese blogger known by the pen name "Mother Mushroom" was on her way to freedom in the United States on Wednesday after being released from prison where she was serving 10 years for anti-state propaganda, sources told AFP.
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Videos Show Indian Army Test 'Air Cavalry' Concept In Rajasthan. Details Here
The Indian Army recently tested the military concept of an 'Air Cavalry' during the 'Vijay Prahar' exercise in the desert terrain of Rajasthan. The 'Air Cavalry' concept was first used by the US Army to locate and take down enemy ground forces during the Vietnam War.
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Barack Obama To Address Lethal Legacy Of Secret War In Laos
Yianyang Bounxieng remembers playing with bombs as a child growing up in Xieng Khouang, a verdant and mountainous province of Laos, and the area most heavily bombed by US Air Force planes during the war in neighbouring Vietnam.
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Vietnam Searches For Jet Fighter Gone Missing On Training
Vietnam sent four aircraft and dozens of vessels to search for a jet fighter with two pilots that went missing today on a training flight.
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Air Force Chief on a 4-Day Visit to Thailand and Vietnam
Air Chief Marshal Arup Raha, today left for a four-day visit to Thailand and Vietnam to further boost bilateral relations between the armed forces of the two South-east Asian countries, which is expected to provide greater convergence at the operational level.
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China's Military Wants More Teeth to Counter India, US, Japan
Bracketing India along with the US, Japan, Taiwan and Vietnam as "threats" to China'a airspace, the People's Liberation Army in a study has sought the broadening of its air surveillance and attack capabilities with high-speed cruise missiles and a new generation of bombers.
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Vietnamese Fighter Jets Collide During Training: Report
Two Vietnamese fighter jets crashed into each other during a training exercise over the contested South China Sea on Thursday, state media have reported, without confirming the fate of the two pilots.
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Hunting Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370: A needle in a shifting haystack
Scanning an endless white-speckled expanse of the blue Andaman Sea, Malaysian air force Captain Fareq Hassan's team of spotters fight turbulence, nausea and mental strain in a seeming "Mission Impossible": to find Flight 370.
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Indian Air Force aircraft on standby for Malaysian plane search operations
The Indian Air Force (IAF) today said it has kept its aircraft on standby for taking part in the search operations for locating the missing Malaysian plane with 239 people on board.
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Vietnam scales down search for missing Malaysia Airlines jet
Vietnam said on Wednesday it was scaling back the search in Vietnamese waters for a Malaysian Airlines jetliner, now missing for four days, a senior Vietnamese official said.
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Vietnam spots oil slicks in hunt for missing Malaysian jetliner
Vietnamese air force planes on Saturday spotted two large oil slicks in the area where a Malaysia Airlines Boeing 777 vanished earlier in the day, the first sign that the aircraft carrying 239 people on board had crashed.
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Vietnam Blogger-Activist 'Mother Mushroom' Released From Jail, Sent To US
A dissident Vietnamese blogger known by the pen name "Mother Mushroom" was on her way to freedom in the United States on Wednesday after being released from prison where she was serving 10 years for anti-state propaganda, sources told AFP.
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Videos Show Indian Army Test 'Air Cavalry' Concept In Rajasthan. Details Here
The Indian Army recently tested the military concept of an 'Air Cavalry' during the 'Vijay Prahar' exercise in the desert terrain of Rajasthan. The 'Air Cavalry' concept was first used by the US Army to locate and take down enemy ground forces during the Vietnam War.
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Barack Obama To Address Lethal Legacy Of Secret War In Laos
Yianyang Bounxieng remembers playing with bombs as a child growing up in Xieng Khouang, a verdant and mountainous province of Laos, and the area most heavily bombed by US Air Force planes during the war in neighbouring Vietnam.
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Vietnam Searches For Jet Fighter Gone Missing On Training
Vietnam sent four aircraft and dozens of vessels to search for a jet fighter with two pilots that went missing today on a training flight.
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Air Force Chief on a 4-Day Visit to Thailand and Vietnam
Air Chief Marshal Arup Raha, today left for a four-day visit to Thailand and Vietnam to further boost bilateral relations between the armed forces of the two South-east Asian countries, which is expected to provide greater convergence at the operational level.
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China's Military Wants More Teeth to Counter India, US, Japan
Bracketing India along with the US, Japan, Taiwan and Vietnam as "threats" to China'a airspace, the People's Liberation Army in a study has sought the broadening of its air surveillance and attack capabilities with high-speed cruise missiles and a new generation of bombers.
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Vietnamese Fighter Jets Collide During Training: Report
Two Vietnamese fighter jets crashed into each other during a training exercise over the contested South China Sea on Thursday, state media have reported, without confirming the fate of the two pilots.
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Hunting Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370: A needle in a shifting haystack
Scanning an endless white-speckled expanse of the blue Andaman Sea, Malaysian air force Captain Fareq Hassan's team of spotters fight turbulence, nausea and mental strain in a seeming "Mission Impossible": to find Flight 370.
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Indian Air Force aircraft on standby for Malaysian plane search operations
The Indian Air Force (IAF) today said it has kept its aircraft on standby for taking part in the search operations for locating the missing Malaysian plane with 239 people on board.
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Vietnam scales down search for missing Malaysia Airlines jet
Vietnam said on Wednesday it was scaling back the search in Vietnamese waters for a Malaysian Airlines jetliner, now missing for four days, a senior Vietnamese official said.
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Vietnam spots oil slicks in hunt for missing Malaysian jetliner
Vietnamese air force planes on Saturday spotted two large oil slicks in the area where a Malaysia Airlines Boeing 777 vanished earlier in the day, the first sign that the aircraft carrying 239 people on board had crashed.
