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Military news…F-16s won’t be a ‘game-changer’ for Ukraine in its war with Russia, Air Force secretary says
Ukraine will get a boost on the battlefield against invading Russian forces once its pilots train and begin to fly F-16 fighter jets, but Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall said Monday that the aircraft won’t make a dramatic change in the war.
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South Korea considers further non-lethal assistance for Ukraine
Seoul may ship landmine removal equipment and ambulances to Kyiv, the nation’s defense ministry said.
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Air Force Warthogs patrol Middle East waters in response to Iranian actions
A-10 Thunderbolt II “Warthog” jets are part of an increased rotation of U.S. aircraft and ships in the Strait of Hormuz, off Iran’s coast, U.S. 5th Fleet said.
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Guam warns of ‘direct hit,’ orders evacuations as Mawar reaches super typhoon status
The governor of Guam ordered residents in low-lying areas to evacuate Tuesday as Super Typhoon Mawar barreled toward the island.
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Do you have to stay at your post if you are injured? I was told yes, while deployed to South Korea. I was working on hill 468 one day and the equipment stopped running. I went out to check the generator and it was out of gas. The person before me was supposed to fill it.
I got some gas containers and climbed up on the generator. I was pouring gas into the generator when I slipped. All I could grab to break my fall was the manifold. It was super hot and it burned my left hand tremendously. I went back inside the hut and tried to bandage the wound. I had some ointment and spread it on the hand that was severely burnt. I wrapped it up with some gauze.
It was extremally painful. What should I do? I could have called down to the headquarters and sought help. However, I didn’t want to mess up the working schedule. I lived in pain and finished my shift.
Was I a hero? Of course not, but I was gratified that I didn’t make things worse.
I saw the medics when I got down to the camp, and they put much better dressings on my hand. I only lost a couple of days of work.
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