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South Korea requires all of its male citizens to serve in the military for two years. Here's what that experience is like.
Footage courtesy of Goyang TV, 2012
Following is a transcript of the video.
The hardest part was when I and my group had to go into this gas-filled room.
My name is Gene Kim, and I served in the South Korean military for 2 years.
The law requires every male to serve the military, and it is extremely hard to get out of it. If you purposely evade the military duty, you will get jail time.
The service is mandatory mainly because our relationship with North Korea. After things got intensified after the Korean War, there was a need for an active force for the South Koreans, so the military can always be ready.
I served the Korea military between the years of 2009 and 2011. Before the military, I was living in New York. I decided to go because I had to get it over with it at some point.
At the time I did my military service, I hated it.I just hated every moment being in there, trapped in that isolated society. And I just waited for my time to pass.
I haven't seen a single person who really wanted to be there, who was enthusiastic to be there. People generally want to avoid the military because, I think, of the forcefulness of it. Compared to the US, where the military is voluntary, and you can pursue it as a career, in Korea, 2 years of service is mandatory, and everyone is forced to do it.
You're living your free life and then suddenly isolated from the rest of the society. You have no contact. You can’t fill your cell-phone addiction there. And you're basically sacrificing 2 years of your youth for the nation.
So, on the first day when you enter the military. As soon as you enter this training base, you meet these instructors that train you for 5 weeks on from there. They intentionally try to intimidate you, try to scare you, in order to make you into a soldier.
This 5 weeks of training was one of the most intense experiences I had. You’re not even a private at this moment. You are a trainee. The training is very intense. You are yelled at constantly. You don't have a voice there. You can only do what you're told to do and nothing else.
You learn to move very fast. When you’re ordered something, you have to run to get it, you have to run to do it. And if you hesitate, you get picked on for that. If you get around 5 minutes of rest, then you're happy with that. You re-learn things that you thought you already knew. There's a certain way to eat. There's a certain way to stand. There’s a certain way to talk to people. There's a certain way to do everything in the military.
One of the most memorable trainings that I did was this training called "화생방 훈련." Which is to prepare soldiers to defend against a chemical attack. The hardest part was when I and my group had to go into this gas-filled room.
And you enter the room with your gas mask on, and there's also an instructor there with a gas mask on. He eventually orders you to put off the gas mask. And when you're exposed to this gas it doesn't have long-term effects on you, but anywhere that's exposed would hurt like hell. It feels like a thousand needles just pinching on to you and grabbing onto you.
And when you inhale this gas, it feels like you're suffocating. Basically, you can’t breathe. It's just chaos in that tiny room. Everyone’s grabbing onto each other. Everyone’s rolling on the floor. There was this one guy. He ran to the door trying to get out, but there was a guard there who prevented that. And it was total chaos.
After your 5 weeks of training, you’re relocated to your battalion. So, this is your home from now on. You would stay there for your private to sergeant life. From day one to the end of your service, you hear a lot about North Korea from the officials.
They designate the North Korean military as our enemy. This was the first time when I learned that North Korea has invaded South Korea even after the truce multiple times.
I don't know if it's because I've been brainwashed, but now I'm convinced that they have the capability and will to do a lot of damage to the Korean Society. There's always a potential that the North Koreans can Invade us and the military's trying to prepare for that.
Looking back at the experience, I think I gained a few things. There's a saying in the military, "If you can't make it work, make it work." I learned that if you really put your will and just do it, then I can really achieve...I feel like I can achieve anything.
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The people of Switzerland are preparing to vote in one of their binding referendums, on whether to continue obligatory military service. The Swiss are an exception in Europe in several ways, not only because they still have conscription. Their country is militarily neutral; their army is relatively quite big; and they haven't fought an external enemy for 200 years.
They spend six percent of their national budget on it; they have 150,000 men and women under arms - of their own choice, that's voluntary; and the armed forces are the size of Austria's, Belgium's, Norway's Finland's and Sweden' combined.
But there's a battle on over the law that says men 18-34 all have to serve. Still, according to a recent poll, some two thirds of Swiss surveyed wanted to keep it this way, and roughly one third to scrap it. President Ueli Maurer, who is also minister of defence, offers some supporting arguments.
He said making it all voluntary would be more expensive and less competent. "It would certainly not guarantee our security, because we wouldn't know how many volunteers would apply for military service. We need the fulfilment of this to be obligatory."
Only a small handful of today's European Union member states, plus Switzerland and Norway still require their citizens to serve. On the contrary, most have done away with it: Britain in 1960, France in 1997, Germany in 2011, for instance. The Swiss vote on whether to do this is this Sunday.
The pacifist group GSOA first organised one of these Swiss direct democracy referendums to lose the army altogether, in 1989. It failed. Then a vote to replace it with a peace corps was overwhelmingly defeated shortly after the 2001 terrorist attacks in the US. GSOA insists the system abuses the principle of equality - in terms of disrupted lives.
The group's Josef Lang added: "If traditions are outdated and costly, abolish them."
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Military service
Military service is service by an individual or group in an army or other militia, whether as a chosen job or as a result of an involuntary draft (conscription). Some nations (e.g., Mexico) require a specific amount of military service from every citizen (except for special cases, such as physical or mental disorders or religious beliefs, and most countries that have conscription only conscript men). A nation with a fully volunteer military does not normally require mandatory military service from its citizens, unless it is faced with a recruitment crisis during a time of war.
Summary of countries
In this summary, 195 countries are included.
No defence forces
The following nineteen countries have been identified as having no defence forces or as having no standing army but having very limited military forces:
No enforced conscription
The following 105 countries have been identified as having no enforced conscription:
Both compulsory and voluntary military service
The following ten countries and colonies have been identified as having both compulsory and voluntary military service:
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The earliest Korean pottery dates to 8000 BC, with three kingdoms flourishing at 1st century BC. One of them, Goguryeo, ruled Northeast China, parts of Russia and Mongolia under Gwanggaeto the Great. Since their unification into Silla and Balhae in the 7th century, Korea enjoyed over a millennium of relative tranquility under long lasting dynasties with innovations like Hangul, the unique alphabet created by Sejong the Great in 1446, enabling anyone to easily learn to read and write. Its rich and vibrant culture left 17 UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritages of Humanity, the third largest in the world, along with 12 World Heritage Sites. Korea was annexed by Imperial Japan in 1910 due to its strategic and central location, after whose surrender in 1945, it was divided into North and South Korea. A North Korean invasion lead to the Korean War (1950–53). Peace has since mostly continued with the two agreeing to work peacefully for reunification and the South solidifying peace as a regional power with the world's 10th largest defence budget and strong global alliances. In 2016, Korea was rated as the world's safest country to live in, with the lowest crime rate.
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4:46What it's like to serve in South Korea's mandatory military service
What it's like to serve in South Korea's mandatory military serviceWhat it's like to serve in South Korea's mandatory military service
South Korea requires all of its male citizens to serve in the military for two years. Here's what that experience is like. Footage courtesy of Goyang TV, 2012 Following is a transcript of the video. The hardest part was when I and my group had to go into this gas-filled room. My name is Gene Kim, and I served in the South Korean military for 2 years. The law requires every male to serve the military, and it is extremely hard to get out of it. If you purposely evade the military duty, you will get jail time. The service is mandatory mainly because our relationship with North Korea. After things got intensified after the Korean War, there was a need for an active force for the South Koreans, so the military can always be ready. I served the Korea military between the years of 2009 and 2011. Before the military, I was living in New York. I decided to go because I had to get it over with it at some point. At the time I did my military service, I hated it.I just hated every moment being in there, trapped in that isolated society. And I just waited for my time to pass. I haven't seen a single person who really wanted to be there, who was enthusiastic to be there. People generally want to avoid the military because, I think, of the forcefulness of it. Compared to the US, where the military is voluntary, and you can pursue it as a career, in Korea, 2 years of service is mandatory, and everyone is forced to do it. You're living your free life and then suddenly isolated from the rest of the society. You have no contact. You can’t fill your cell-phone addiction there. And you're basically sacrificing 2 years of your youth for the nation. So, on the first day when you enter the military. As soon as you enter this training base, you meet these instructors that train you for 5 weeks on from there. They intentionally try to intimidate you, try to scare you, in order to make you into a soldier. This 5 weeks of training was one of the most intense experiences I had. You’re not even a private at this moment. You are a trainee. The training is very intense. You are yelled at constantly. You don't have a voice there. You can only do what you're told to do and nothing else. You learn to move very fast. When you’re ordered something, you have to run to get it, you have to run to do it. And if you hesitate, you get picked on for that. If you get around 5 minutes of rest, then you're happy with that. You re-learn things that you thought you already knew. There's a certain way to eat. There's a certain way to stand. There’s a certain way to talk to people. There's a certain way to do everything in the military. One of the most memorable trainings that I did was this training called "화생방 훈련." Which is to prepare soldiers to defend against a chemical attack. The hardest part was when I and my group had to go into this gas-filled room. And you enter the room with your gas mask on, and there's also an instructor there with a gas mask on. He eventually orders you to put off the gas mask. And when you're exposed to this gas it doesn't have long-term effects on you, but anywhere that's exposed would hurt like hell. It feels like a thousand needles just pinching on to you and grabbing onto you. And when you inhale this gas, it feels like you're suffocating. Basically, you can’t breathe. It's just chaos in that tiny room. Everyone’s grabbing onto each other. Everyone’s rolling on the floor. There was this one guy. He ran to the door trying to get out, but there was a guard there who prevented that. And it was total chaos. After your 5 weeks of training, you’re relocated to your battalion. So, this is your home from now on. You would stay there for your private to sergeant life. From day one to the end of your service, you hear a lot about North Korea from the officials. They designate the North Korean military as our enemy. This was the first time when I learned that North Korea has invaded South Korea even after the truce multiple times. I don't know if it's because I've been brainwashed, but now I'm convinced that they have the capability and will to do a lot of damage to the Korean Society. There's always a potential that the North Koreans can Invade us and the military's trying to prepare for that. Looking back at the experience, I think I gained a few things. There's a saying in the military, "If you can't make it work, make it work." I learned that if you really put your will and just do it, then I can really achieve...I feel like I can achieve anything. Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/sai FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/techinsider TWITTER: https://twitter.com/techinsider INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/businessinsider/ TUMBLR: http://businessinsider.tumblr.com/ -
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2:12Swiss to vote whether to keep compulsory military service for men
Swiss to vote whether to keep compulsory military service for menSwiss to vote whether to keep compulsory military service for men
The people of Switzerland are preparing to vote in one of their binding referendums, on whether to... euronews, the most watched news channel in Europe Subscribe for your daily dose of international news, curated and explained:http://eurone.ws/10ZCK4a Euronews is available in 13 other languages: http://eurone.ws/17moBCU http://www.euronews.com/2013/09/20/swiss-to-vote-whether-to-keep-compulsory-military-service-for-men The people of Switzerland are preparing to vote in one of their binding referendums, on whether to continue obligatory military service. The Swiss are an exception in Europe in several ways, not only because they still have conscription. Their country is militarily neutral; their army is relatively quite big; and they haven't fought an external enemy for 200 years. They spend six percent of their national budget on it; they have 150,000 men and women under arms - of their own choice, that's voluntary; and the armed forces are the size of Austria's, Belgium's, Norway's Finland's and Sweden' combined. But there's a battle on over the law that says men 18-34 all have to serve. Still, according to a recent poll, some two thirds of Swiss surveyed wanted to keep it this way, and roughly one third to scrap it. President Ueli Maurer, who is also minister of defence, offers some supporting arguments. He said making it all voluntary would be more expensive and less competent. "It would certainly not guarantee our security, because we wouldn't know how many volunteers would apply for military service. We need the fulfilment of this to be obligatory." Only a small handful of today's European Union member states, plus Switzerland and Norway still require their citizens to serve. On the contrary, most have done away with it: Britain in 1960, France in 1997, Germany in 2011, for instance. The Swiss vote on whether to do this is this Sunday. The pacifist group GSOA first organised one of these Swiss direct democracy referendums to lose the army altogether, in 1989. It failed. Then a vote to replace it with a peace corps was overwhelmingly defeated shortly after the 2001 terrorist attacks in the US. GSOA insists the system abuses the principle of equality - in terms of disrupted lives. The group's Josef Lang added: "If traditions are outdated and costly, abolish them." Multinational firms are not happy to see local staff leaving inconveniently. On the other hand, the armed forces stress what a character-building and discipline experience service provides. And former officers now in high finance and insurance and so on say the military is better preparation for competition than any modern business school. Find us on: Youtube http://bit.ly/zr3upY Facebook http://www.facebook.com/euronews.fans Twitter http://twitter.com/euronews -
19:21Opportunities in Military Service
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2:44Civilians Say What?! - Hottest Military Service
Civilians Say What?! - Hottest Military ServiceCivilians Say What?! - Hottest Military Service
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What it's like to serve in South Korea's mandatory military service
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South Korea requires all of its male citizens to serve in the military for two years. Here's what that experience is like.
Footage courtesy of Goyang TV, 2012...
South Korea requires all of its male citizens to serve in the military for two years. Here's what that experience is like.
Footage courtesy of Goyang TV, 2012
Following is a transcript of the video.
The hardest part was when I and my group had to go into this gas-filled room.
My name is Gene Kim, and I served in the South Korean military for 2 years.
The law requires every male to serve the military, and it is extremely hard to get out of it. If you purposely evade the military duty, you will get jail time.
The service is mandatory mainly because our relationship with North Korea. After things got intensified after the Korean War, there was a need for an active force for the South Koreans, so the military can always be ready.
I served the Korea military between the years of 2009 and 2011. Before the military, I was living in New York. I decided to go because I had to get it over with it at some point.
At the time I did my military service, I hated it.I just hated every moment being in there, trapped in that isolated society. And I just waited for my time to pass.
I haven't seen a single person who really wanted to be there, who was enthusiastic to be there. People generally want to avoid the military because, I think, of the forcefulness of it. Compared to the US, where the military is voluntary, and you can pursue it as a career, in Korea, 2 years of service is mandatory, and everyone is forced to do it.
You're living your free life and then suddenly isolated from the rest of the society. You have no contact. You can’t fill your cell-phone addiction there. And you're basically sacrificing 2 years of your youth for the nation.
So, on the first day when you enter the military. As soon as you enter this training base, you meet these instructors that train you for 5 weeks on from there. They intentionally try to intimidate you, try to scare you, in order to make you into a soldier.
This 5 weeks of training was one of the most intense experiences I had. You’re not even a private at this moment. You are a trainee. The training is very intense. You are yelled at constantly. You don't have a voice there. You can only do what you're told to do and nothing else.
You learn to move very fast. When you’re ordered something, you have to run to get it, you have to run to do it. And if you hesitate, you get picked on for that. If you get around 5 minutes of rest, then you're happy with that. You re-learn things that you thought you already knew. There's a certain way to eat. There's a certain way to stand. There’s a certain way to talk to people. There's a certain way to do everything in the military.
One of the most memorable trainings that I did was this training called "화생방 훈련." Which is to prepare soldiers to defend against a chemical attack. The hardest part was when I and my group had to go into this gas-filled room.
And you enter the room with your gas mask on, and there's also an instructor there with a gas mask on. He eventually orders you to put off the gas mask. And when you're exposed to this gas it doesn't have long-term effects on you, but anywhere that's exposed would hurt like hell. It feels like a thousand needles just pinching on to you and grabbing onto you.
And when you inhale this gas, it feels like you're suffocating. Basically, you can’t breathe. It's just chaos in that tiny room. Everyone’s grabbing onto each other. Everyone’s rolling on the floor. There was this one guy. He ran to the door trying to get out, but there was a guard there who prevented that. And it was total chaos.
After your 5 weeks of training, you’re relocated to your battalion. So, this is your home from now on. You would stay there for your private to sergeant life. From day one to the end of your service, you hear a lot about North Korea from the officials.
They designate the North Korean military as our enemy. This was the first time when I learned that North Korea has invaded South Korea even after the truce multiple times.
I don't know if it's because I've been brainwashed, but now I'm convinced that they have the capability and will to do a lot of damage to the Korean Society. There's always a potential that the North Koreans can Invade us and the military's trying to prepare for that.
Looking back at the experience, I think I gained a few things. There's a saying in the military, "If you can't make it work, make it work." I learned that if you really put your will and just do it, then I can really achieve...I feel like I can achieve anything.
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South Korea requires all of its male citizens to serve in the military for two years. Here's what that experience is like.
Footage courtesy of Goyang TV, 2012
Following is a transcript of the video.
The hardest part was when I and my group had to go into this gas-filled room.
My name is Gene Kim, and I served in the South Korean military for 2 years.
The law requires every male to serve the military, and it is extremely hard to get out of it. If you purposely evade the military duty, you will get jail time.
The service is mandatory mainly because our relationship with North Korea. After things got intensified after the Korean War, there was a need for an active force for the South Koreans, so the military can always be ready.
I served the Korea military between the years of 2009 and 2011. Before the military, I was living in New York. I decided to go because I had to get it over with it at some point.
At the time I did my military service, I hated it.I just hated every moment being in there, trapped in that isolated society. And I just waited for my time to pass.
I haven't seen a single person who really wanted to be there, who was enthusiastic to be there. People generally want to avoid the military because, I think, of the forcefulness of it. Compared to the US, where the military is voluntary, and you can pursue it as a career, in Korea, 2 years of service is mandatory, and everyone is forced to do it.
You're living your free life and then suddenly isolated from the rest of the society. You have no contact. You can’t fill your cell-phone addiction there. And you're basically sacrificing 2 years of your youth for the nation.
So, on the first day when you enter the military. As soon as you enter this training base, you meet these instructors that train you for 5 weeks on from there. They intentionally try to intimidate you, try to scare you, in order to make you into a soldier.
This 5 weeks of training was one of the most intense experiences I had. You’re not even a private at this moment. You are a trainee. The training is very intense. You are yelled at constantly. You don't have a voice there. You can only do what you're told to do and nothing else.
You learn to move very fast. When you’re ordered something, you have to run to get it, you have to run to do it. And if you hesitate, you get picked on for that. If you get around 5 minutes of rest, then you're happy with that. You re-learn things that you thought you already knew. There's a certain way to eat. There's a certain way to stand. There’s a certain way to talk to people. There's a certain way to do everything in the military.
One of the most memorable trainings that I did was this training called "화생방 훈련." Which is to prepare soldiers to defend against a chemical attack. The hardest part was when I and my group had to go into this gas-filled room.
And you enter the room with your gas mask on, and there's also an instructor there with a gas mask on. He eventually orders you to put off the gas mask. And when you're exposed to this gas it doesn't have long-term effects on you, but anywhere that's exposed would hurt like hell. It feels like a thousand needles just pinching on to you and grabbing onto you.
And when you inhale this gas, it feels like you're suffocating. Basically, you can’t breathe. It's just chaos in that tiny room. Everyone’s grabbing onto each other. Everyone’s rolling on the floor. There was this one guy. He ran to the door trying to get out, but there was a guard there who prevented that. And it was total chaos.
After your 5 weeks of training, you’re relocated to your battalion. So, this is your home from now on. You would stay there for your private to sergeant life. From day one to the end of your service, you hear a lot about North Korea from the officials.
They designate the North Korean military as our enemy. This was the first time when I learned that North Korea has invaded South Korea even after the truce multiple times.
I don't know if it's because I've been brainwashed, but now I'm convinced that they have the capability and will to do a lot of damage to the Korean Society. There's always a potential that the North Koreans can Invade us and the military's trying to prepare for that.
Looking back at the experience, I think I gained a few things. There's a saying in the military, "If you can't make it work, make it work." I learned that if you really put your will and just do it, then I can really achieve...I feel like I can achieve anything.
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What Do Korean Guys Think Of Mandatory Military Service | ASIAN BOSS
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Which Countries Still Use The Military Draft?
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"Lithuania is to reintroduce conscription over concerns about "the current geopolitical environment" in the Baltic states, President Dalia Grybauskaite says."
Military Conscription Policy by Country
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Switzerland referendum voters to keep army conscription
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Military Conscription Policy by Country
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"This map shows the status of Conscription Policy by country."
Switzerland referendum voters to keep army conscription
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-24195870
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Surviving the 1st Year at US Military Service Academies
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- Duration: 47:37
- Updated: 30 May 2012
- views: 332357
US Military Academies' (All 4) First Year
US Military Academies' (All 4) First Year
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BIGBANG About Mandatory Military Service
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- views: 4705
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Swiss to vote whether to keep compulsory military service for men
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- Duration: 2:12
- Updated: 20 Sep 2013
- views: 10487
The people of Switzerland are preparing to vote in one of their binding referendums, on whether to...
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The people of Switzerland are preparing to vote in one of their binding referendums, on whether to continue obligatory military service. The Swiss are an exception in Europe in several ways, not only because they still have conscription. Their country is militarily neutral; their army is relatively quite big; and they haven't fought an external enemy for 200 years.
They spend six percent of their national budget on it; they have 150,000 men and women under arms - of their own choice, that's voluntary; and the armed forces are the size of Austria's, Belgium's, Norway's Finland's and Sweden' combined.
But there's a battle on over the law that says men 18-34 all have to serve. Still, according to a recent poll, some two thirds of Swiss surveyed wanted to keep it this way, and roughly one third to scrap it. President Ueli Maurer, who is also minister of defence, offers some supporting arguments.
He said making it all voluntary would be more expensive and less competent. "It would certainly not guarantee our security, because we wouldn't know how many volunteers would apply for military service. We need the fulfilment of this to be obligatory."
Only a small handful of today's European Union member states, plus Switzerland and Norway still require their citizens to serve. On the contrary, most have done away with it: Britain in 1960, France in 1997, Germany in 2011, for instance. The Swiss vote on whether to do this is this Sunday.
The pacifist group GSOA first organised one of these Swiss direct democracy referendums to lose the army altogether, in 1989. It failed. Then a vote to replace it with a peace corps was overwhelmingly defeated shortly after the 2001 terrorist attacks in the US. GSOA insists the system abuses the principle of equality - in terms of disrupted lives.
The group's Josef Lang added: "If traditions are outdated and costly, abolish them."
Multinational firms are not happy to see local staff leaving inconveniently. On the other hand, the armed forces stress what a character-building and discipline experience service provides. And former officers now in high finance and insurance and so on say the military is better preparation for competition than any modern business school.
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The people of Switzerland are preparing to vote in one of their binding referendums, on whether to continue obligatory military service. The Swiss are an exception in Europe in several ways, not only because they still have conscription. Their country is militarily neutral; their army is relatively quite big; and they haven't fought an external enemy for 200 years.
They spend six percent of their national budget on it; they have 150,000 men and women under arms - of their own choice, that's voluntary; and the armed forces are the size of Austria's, Belgium's, Norway's Finland's and Sweden' combined.
But there's a battle on over the law that says men 18-34 all have to serve. Still, according to a recent poll, some two thirds of Swiss surveyed wanted to keep it this way, and roughly one third to scrap it. President Ueli Maurer, who is also minister of defence, offers some supporting arguments.
He said making it all voluntary would be more expensive and less competent. "It would certainly not guarantee our security, because we wouldn't know how many volunteers would apply for military service. We need the fulfilment of this to be obligatory."
Only a small handful of today's European Union member states, plus Switzerland and Norway still require their citizens to serve. On the contrary, most have done away with it: Britain in 1960, France in 1997, Germany in 2011, for instance. The Swiss vote on whether to do this is this Sunday.
The pacifist group GSOA first organised one of these Swiss direct democracy referendums to lose the army altogether, in 1989. It failed. Then a vote to replace it with a peace corps was overwhelmingly defeated shortly after the 2001 terrorist attacks in the US. GSOA insists the system abuses the principle of equality - in terms of disrupted lives.
The group's Josef Lang added: "If traditions are outdated and costly, abolish them."
Multinational firms are not happy to see local staff leaving inconveniently. On the other hand, the armed forces stress what a character-building and discipline experience service provides. And former officers now in high finance and insurance and so on say the military is better preparation for competition than any modern business school.
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Opportunities in Military Service
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- Updated: 11 Jan 2017
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- published: 11 Jan 2017
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Civilians Say What?! - Hottest Military Service
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In this segment Shawn Vance hits the boardwalk in Venice Beach, California to find out which military service civilians think is the best looking. Which service...
In this segment Shawn Vance hits the boardwalk in Venice Beach, California to find out which military service civilians think is the best looking. Which service do YOU think is the hottest? Put your answer in the comments section.
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Prince Harry Interview on Military Service, Las Vegas Incident
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- Duration: 2:54
- Updated: 22 Jan 2013
- views: 217975
The 28-year-old royal gave a candid interview after wrapping up a four-month military tour.
The 28-year-old royal gave a candid interview after wrapping up a four-month military tour.
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The 28-year-old royal gave a candid interview after wrapping up a four-month military tour.
- published: 22 Jan 2013
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Not Just For Service | Military Working Dogs
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What it's like to serve in South Korea's mandatory military service
South Korea requires all of its male citizens to serve in the military for two years. Here's what that experience is like. Footage courtesy of Goyang TV, 2012 Following is a transcript of the video. The hardest part was when I and my group had to go into this gas-filled room. My name is Gene Kim, and I served in the South Korean military for 2 years. The law requires every male to serve the military, and it is extremely hard to get out of it. If you purposely evade the military duty, you will get jail time. The service is mandatory mainly because our relationship with North Korea. After things got intensified after the Korean War, there was a need for an active force for the South Koreans, so the military can always be ready. I served the Korea military between the years of 2009 a...
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What Do Korean Guys Think Of Mandatory Military Service | ASIAN BOSS
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Which Countries Still Use The Military Draft?
What Are The World's Most Powerful Militaries? http://testu.be/1QeAS0Z Subscribe! http://bitly.com/1iLOHml After World War 2, many countries moved away from military conscriptions. How many countries still use the draft? Learn More: Lithuania to reintroduce conscription over security concerns http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-31607930 "Lithuania is to reintroduce conscription over concerns about "the current geopolitical environment" in the Baltic states, President Dalia Grybauskaite says." Military Conscription Policy by Country http://chartsbin.com/view/1887 "This map shows the status of Conscription Policy by country." Switzerland referendum voters to keep army conscription http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-24195870 "Swiss voters want to keep the country'...
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Surviving the 1st Year at US Military Service Academies
US Military Academies' (All 4) First Year
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BIGBANG About Mandatory Military Service
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published: 07 Sep 2016 -
Swiss to vote whether to keep compulsory military service for men
The people of Switzerland are preparing to vote in one of their binding referendums, on whether to... euronews, the most watched news channel in Europe Subscribe for your daily dose of international news, curated and explained:http://eurone.ws/10ZCK4a Euronews is available in 13 other languages: http://eurone.ws/17moBCU http://www.euronews.com/2013/09/20/swiss-to-vote-whether-to-keep-compulsory-military-service-for-men The people of Switzerland are preparing to vote in one of their binding referendums, on whether to continue obligatory military service. The Swiss are an exception in Europe in several ways, not only because they still have conscription. Their country is militarily neutral; their army is relatively quite big; and they haven't fought an external enemy for 200 years. They s...
published: 20 Sep 2013 -
Opportunities in Military Service
published: 11 Jan 2017 -
Civilians Say What?! - Hottest Military Service
In this segment Shawn Vance hits the boardwalk in Venice Beach, California to find out which military service civilians think is the best looking. Which service do YOU think is the hottest? Put your answer in the comments section. www.allwarriornetwork.com www.facebook.com/allwarriornetwork www.twitter.com/allwarriornet www.instagram.com/allwarriornet All Warrior Network Musa Productions, LLC
published: 22 Sep 2014 -
Prince Harry Interview on Military Service, Las Vegas Incident
The 28-year-old royal gave a candid interview after wrapping up a four-month military tour.
published: 22 Jan 2013 -
What it's like to serve in South Korea's mandatory military service
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- Duration: 4:46
- Updated: 30 May 2017
- views: 6576
South Korea requires all of its male citizens to serve in the military for two years. Here's what that experience is like.
Footage courtesy of Goyang TV, 2012...
South Korea requires all of its male citizens to serve in the military for two years. Here's what that experience is like.
Footage courtesy of Goyang TV, 2012
Following is a transcript of the video.
The hardest part was when I and my group had to go into this gas-filled room.
My name is Gene Kim, and I served in the South Korean military for 2 years.
The law requires every male to serve the military, and it is extremely hard to get out of it. If you purposely evade the military duty, you will get jail time.
The service is mandatory mainly because our relationship with North Korea. After things got intensified after the Korean War, there was a need for an active force for the South Koreans, so the military can always be ready.
I served the Korea military between the years of 2009 and 2011. Before the military, I was living in New York. I decided to go because I had to get it over with it at some point.
At the time I did my military service, I hated it.I just hated every moment being in there, trapped in that isolated society. And I just waited for my time to pass.
I haven't seen a single person who really wanted to be there, who was enthusiastic to be there. People generally want to avoid the military because, I think, of the forcefulness of it. Compared to the US, where the military is voluntary, and you can pursue it as a career, in Korea, 2 years of service is mandatory, and everyone is forced to do it.
You're living your free life and then suddenly isolated from the rest of the society. You have no contact. You can’t fill your cell-phone addiction there. And you're basically sacrificing 2 years of your youth for the nation.
So, on the first day when you enter the military. As soon as you enter this training base, you meet these instructors that train you for 5 weeks on from there. They intentionally try to intimidate you, try to scare you, in order to make you into a soldier.
This 5 weeks of training was one of the most intense experiences I had. You’re not even a private at this moment. You are a trainee. The training is very intense. You are yelled at constantly. You don't have a voice there. You can only do what you're told to do and nothing else.
You learn to move very fast. When you’re ordered something, you have to run to get it, you have to run to do it. And if you hesitate, you get picked on for that. If you get around 5 minutes of rest, then you're happy with that. You re-learn things that you thought you already knew. There's a certain way to eat. There's a certain way to stand. There’s a certain way to talk to people. There's a certain way to do everything in the military.
One of the most memorable trainings that I did was this training called "화생방 훈련." Which is to prepare soldiers to defend against a chemical attack. The hardest part was when I and my group had to go into this gas-filled room.
And you enter the room with your gas mask on, and there's also an instructor there with a gas mask on. He eventually orders you to put off the gas mask. And when you're exposed to this gas it doesn't have long-term effects on you, but anywhere that's exposed would hurt like hell. It feels like a thousand needles just pinching on to you and grabbing onto you.
And when you inhale this gas, it feels like you're suffocating. Basically, you can’t breathe. It's just chaos in that tiny room. Everyone’s grabbing onto each other. Everyone’s rolling on the floor. There was this one guy. He ran to the door trying to get out, but there was a guard there who prevented that. And it was total chaos.
After your 5 weeks of training, you’re relocated to your battalion. So, this is your home from now on. You would stay there for your private to sergeant life. From day one to the end of your service, you hear a lot about North Korea from the officials.
They designate the North Korean military as our enemy. This was the first time when I learned that North Korea has invaded South Korea even after the truce multiple times.
I don't know if it's because I've been brainwashed, but now I'm convinced that they have the capability and will to do a lot of damage to the Korean Society. There's always a potential that the North Koreans can Invade us and the military's trying to prepare for that.
Looking back at the experience, I think I gained a few things. There's a saying in the military, "If you can't make it work, make it work." I learned that if you really put your will and just do it, then I can really achieve...I feel like I can achieve anything.
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South Korea requires all of its male citizens to serve in the military for two years. Here's what that experience is like.
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Following is a transcript of the video.
The hardest part was when I and my group had to go into this gas-filled room.
My name is Gene Kim, and I served in the South Korean military for 2 years.
The law requires every male to serve the military, and it is extremely hard to get out of it. If you purposely evade the military duty, you will get jail time.
The service is mandatory mainly because our relationship with North Korea. After things got intensified after the Korean War, there was a need for an active force for the South Koreans, so the military can always be ready.
I served the Korea military between the years of 2009 and 2011. Before the military, I was living in New York. I decided to go because I had to get it over with it at some point.
At the time I did my military service, I hated it.I just hated every moment being in there, trapped in that isolated society. And I just waited for my time to pass.
I haven't seen a single person who really wanted to be there, who was enthusiastic to be there. People generally want to avoid the military because, I think, of the forcefulness of it. Compared to the US, where the military is voluntary, and you can pursue it as a career, in Korea, 2 years of service is mandatory, and everyone is forced to do it.
You're living your free life and then suddenly isolated from the rest of the society. You have no contact. You can’t fill your cell-phone addiction there. And you're basically sacrificing 2 years of your youth for the nation.
So, on the first day when you enter the military. As soon as you enter this training base, you meet these instructors that train you for 5 weeks on from there. They intentionally try to intimidate you, try to scare you, in order to make you into a soldier.
This 5 weeks of training was one of the most intense experiences I had. You’re not even a private at this moment. You are a trainee. The training is very intense. You are yelled at constantly. You don't have a voice there. You can only do what you're told to do and nothing else.
You learn to move very fast. When you’re ordered something, you have to run to get it, you have to run to do it. And if you hesitate, you get picked on for that. If you get around 5 minutes of rest, then you're happy with that. You re-learn things that you thought you already knew. There's a certain way to eat. There's a certain way to stand. There’s a certain way to talk to people. There's a certain way to do everything in the military.
One of the most memorable trainings that I did was this training called "화생방 훈련." Which is to prepare soldiers to defend against a chemical attack. The hardest part was when I and my group had to go into this gas-filled room.
And you enter the room with your gas mask on, and there's also an instructor there with a gas mask on. He eventually orders you to put off the gas mask. And when you're exposed to this gas it doesn't have long-term effects on you, but anywhere that's exposed would hurt like hell. It feels like a thousand needles just pinching on to you and grabbing onto you.
And when you inhale this gas, it feels like you're suffocating. Basically, you can’t breathe. It's just chaos in that tiny room. Everyone’s grabbing onto each other. Everyone’s rolling on the floor. There was this one guy. He ran to the door trying to get out, but there was a guard there who prevented that. And it was total chaos.
After your 5 weeks of training, you’re relocated to your battalion. So, this is your home from now on. You would stay there for your private to sergeant life. From day one to the end of your service, you hear a lot about North Korea from the officials.
They designate the North Korean military as our enemy. This was the first time when I learned that North Korea has invaded South Korea even after the truce multiple times.
I don't know if it's because I've been brainwashed, but now I'm convinced that they have the capability and will to do a lot of damage to the Korean Society. There's always a potential that the North Koreans can Invade us and the military's trying to prepare for that.
Looking back at the experience, I think I gained a few things. There's a saying in the military, "If you can't make it work, make it work." I learned that if you really put your will and just do it, then I can really achieve...I feel like I can achieve anything.
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What Do Korean Guys Think Of Mandatory Military Service | ASIAN BOSS
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Which Countries Still Use The Military Draft?
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Swiss to vote whether to keep compulsory military service for men
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The people of Switzerland are preparing to vote in one of their binding referendums, on whether to continue obligatory military service. The Swiss are an exception in Europe in several ways, not only because they still have conscription. Their country is militarily neutral; their army is relatively quite big; and they haven't fought an external enemy for 200 years.
They spend six percent of their national budget on it; they have 150,000 men and women under arms - of their own choice, that's voluntary; and the armed forces are the size of Austria's, Belgium's, Norway's Finland's and Sweden' combined.
But there's a battle on over the law that says men 18-34 all have to serve. Still, according to a recent poll, some two thirds of Swiss surveyed wanted to keep it this way, and roughly one third to scrap it. President Ueli Maurer, who is also minister of defence, offers some supporting arguments.
He said making it all voluntary would be more expensive and less competent. "It would certainly not guarantee our security, because we wouldn't know how many volunteers would apply for military service. We need the fulfilment of this to be obligatory."
Only a small handful of today's European Union member states, plus Switzerland and Norway still require their citizens to serve. On the contrary, most have done away with it: Britain in 1960, France in 1997, Germany in 2011, for instance. The Swiss vote on whether to do this is this Sunday.
The pacifist group GSOA first organised one of these Swiss direct democracy referendums to lose the army altogether, in 1989. It failed. Then a vote to replace it with a peace corps was overwhelmingly defeated shortly after the 2001 terrorist attacks in the US. GSOA insists the system abuses the principle of equality - in terms of disrupted lives.
The group's Josef Lang added: "If traditions are outdated and costly, abolish them."
Multinational firms are not happy to see local staff leaving inconveniently. On the other hand, the armed forces stress what a character-building and discipline experience service provides. And former officers now in high finance and insurance and so on say the military is better preparation for competition than any modern business school.
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The people of Switzerland are preparing to vote in one of their binding referendums, on whether to continue obligatory military service. The Swiss are an exception in Europe in several ways, not only because they still have conscription. Their country is militarily neutral; their army is relatively quite big; and they haven't fought an external enemy for 200 years.
They spend six percent of their national budget on it; they have 150,000 men and women under arms - of their own choice, that's voluntary; and the armed forces are the size of Austria's, Belgium's, Norway's Finland's and Sweden' combined.
But there's a battle on over the law that says men 18-34 all have to serve. Still, according to a recent poll, some two thirds of Swiss surveyed wanted to keep it this way, and roughly one third to scrap it. President Ueli Maurer, who is also minister of defence, offers some supporting arguments.
He said making it all voluntary would be more expensive and less competent. "It would certainly not guarantee our security, because we wouldn't know how many volunteers would apply for military service. We need the fulfilment of this to be obligatory."
Only a small handful of today's European Union member states, plus Switzerland and Norway still require their citizens to serve. On the contrary, most have done away with it: Britain in 1960, France in 1997, Germany in 2011, for instance. The Swiss vote on whether to do this is this Sunday.
The pacifist group GSOA first organised one of these Swiss direct democracy referendums to lose the army altogether, in 1989. It failed. Then a vote to replace it with a peace corps was overwhelmingly defeated shortly after the 2001 terrorist attacks in the US. GSOA insists the system abuses the principle of equality - in terms of disrupted lives.
The group's Josef Lang added: "If traditions are outdated and costly, abolish them."
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Civilians Say What?! - Hottest Military Service
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Iran Military Service ⚔ Documentary
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My Dad - Military Service Interview
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Christian Self-Defense and Military Service.
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ARCHDIOCESE FOR THE MILITARY SERVICES MEMORIAL MASS 2014
Archbishop Timothy Broglio celebrates the Military Services Memorial Mass in Washington, ...
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House hearing on sexual assault, violence at military service academies
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This Is How We Eat After Serve In Military Service
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Inside Cottonwood February 2017 Verde Valley Military Service Park
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Life After Military Service
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Military Service Initiative Summit: Serving Our post-9/11 Veterans and Military Families
The Military Service Initiative brings together leaders from the public and private sector...
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Military Service, Holy Moses
Military Service
You'll be loosing your life everywhere
Who said to you that you are on a right mission
Why don't you think about it illusion takes you but how far
Your life is pain see it now
No hope for you, you are blind, you don't see what you have done
What do you want to control, the third world was becomes reality
You won't be a great soldier, you'll be dead
Why do you work so fucking hard, to achieve your soldiers ideals
As a soldier in this world, you are the losers for the reigns
Road Crew
Enade teim on de rout
Enode kraisi haus ti swat
Go and gat as sam mor buhs
Dount tall mi sad eim on de luhs
Sam mor wiski wan mor smouk
Gat raddi drams and weiers
Torn it ap ju viel de spiid
Luck aut wie blou off jur had
It s for de routcru wi rack al ouwer ju
Its vor de routkru nau wi gone dwrinck wis ju
Insa schou and kraisi kitz
Hatbangos wis bliiding iers
Gools ar waiting biseit de track
Ei sink ist o gutt teim tu fag
It s for de routcru wi rack al ouwer ju
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A 2,000 square mile iceberg is about to break off of Antarctica
Edit The Independent 08 Jul 2017
Scientists have been expecting the break from the Larsen C ice shelf, monitoring the progress of a crack which extended to over 100 miles long in recent months ... Read more....
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Actor Shia LaBeouf allegedly ran from police to avoid Savannah arrest
Edit Atlanta Journal 08 Jul 2017
Once again, actor Shia LaBeouf had been arrested on charges of public drunkenness, this time in Savannah. According to the Chatham County Sheriff’s Office booking log, LaBeouf, 31, was arrested at 4 a.m., Saturday by the Savannah Chatham Metropolitan Police Department ... ....
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Stephen Hawking: Earth could turn into hothouse planet like Venus
Edit Fox News 07 Jul 2017
Earth could turn into a hothouse planet like Venus, with boiling oceans and acid rain, if humans don't curb irreversible climate change, physicist Stephen Hawking claimed in a recent interview ... ....
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‘Must keep cool heads’: Putin & S. Korea’s Moon discuss Pyongyang at G20
Edit Russia Today 08 Jul 2017
Russian President Vladimir Putin and his South Korean counterpart Moon Jae-in discussed Pyongyang’s latest “provocation” and the need to “keep cool heads” to defuse tensions on the Korean peninsula ... ....
Egypt holds funerals for cops killed in Sinai
Edit The News International 09 Jul 2017
The attack on Friday was one the deadliest against the military in a Jihadist insurgency that has killed hundreds of policemen and soldiers in the past four years ... The military said it killed 40 of the ......
Trump to Xi: 'Something has to be done' about North Korea
Edit CNN 09 Jul 2017
The US and South Korea responded with military shows of force, including missile tests of their own and a practice bombing mission from US Air Force B-1 bombers, accompanied by South Korean warplanes. The response ran counter to China's repeated calls for North Korea's to stop its missile and nuclear tests in exchange for the US and South Korea halting the joint military drills that antagonize the Kim regime ... Closer military ties....
Johnson urges Arab states to end Qatar boycott
Edit Dawn 09 Jul 2017
British Foreign Minister Boris Johnson on Saturday urged Arab states to end their Qatar boycott, downplaying the odds of a military escalation in the worst crisis to grip the Gulf in years ... standoff would descend into military conflict ... No possibility of a military confrontation,” he said....
IS Claims Responsibility in Deadly Sinai Attack
Edit Voa News 09 Jul 2017
Egyptian officials said a suicide car bomber had attacked a military checkpoint in northern Sinai earlier in the day ... The Friday attack was considered one of the deadliest against the military in the past two years ... Egypt has been battling an IS insurgency on the peninsula since 2013, when the military ousted Islamist ......
THE LEGACY OF LAL MASJID
Edit Dawn 09 Jul 2017
It was a scene from hell when I visited the Lal Masjid and its affiliated women’s seminary Jamia Hafsa on July 12, a day after the end of the military action named Operation Sunrise ... The military siege and subsequent assault on the Islamabad mosque compound took place in the first two weeks of July exactly 10 years ago ... But the storming of the mosque and subsequent military operations inspired them to unite....
Pakistan to issue special cards for Afghan students
Edit Khaama Press 09 Jul 2017
The Inter Services Public Relations, media wing of the Pakistani military, in a statement said “Measures to improve the security situation along the Pak-Afghan border continue and phase fencing of Pak-Afghan border has commenced.” ... According to the Pakistani military, in the second phase fencing of the remaining border areas, including Balochistan, will be executed....
The Latest: Venezuela president supports opponent's release
Edit The Providence Journal 09 Jul 2017
CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) " The latest on the transfer of jailed Venezuelan opposition leader Leopoldo Lopez from a military prison to house arrest (all times local).6.10 p.m.Venezuela's president says he supports the transfer of opposition leader Leopoldo Lopez from a military prison to house arrest.President Nicolas Maduro also said Saturday ......
What the next Korean war will be like
Edit South China Morning Post 09 Jul 2017
Pyongyang-watchers have long dismissed the possibility of US military action against North Korea’s nuclear weapons programme as “unthinkable” ... An armed response would strain America’s conventional military resources to their utmost, and the risks entailed would be horrendous. But... ....
China Has No Military Contacts With North Korea Amid Escalating Crisis
Edit Sputnik 09 Jul 2017
The Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) does not currently maintain any contacts with the North Korean military amid escalation of crisis on Korean peninsula, local media reported Sunday, citing senior military official ... ....
Bad weather keeps battle-ready Duterte out of warzone
Edit Inquirer 09 Jul 2017
A gun-toting President Duterte has made a surprise visit to a military camp close to a city where Islamic State (IS) group-inspired militants are battling security forces. Photos and video footage of his camp visit on Friday released by his office showed the 72-year-old leader wearing a camouflage military uniform with rolled up sleeves and an Israeli-made Galil submachine gun slung over his shoulder. Mr ... ....
UK foreign minister urges Arab states to end Qatar boycott
Edit The News International 09 Jul 2017
KUWAIT CITY. British Foreign Minister Boris Johnson on Saturday urged Arab states to end their Qatar boycott, downplaying the odds of a military escalation in the worst crisis to grip the Gulf in years ... Johnson, who also held talks in Saudi Arabia on Friday, said it was "highly unlikely" that the current standoff would descend into military conflict ... No possibility of a military confrontation," he said ... ....
Jeff Sessions visits Guantanamo Bay for first time as attorney general
Edit CNN 09 Jul 2017
to gain that understanding by meeting with the people on the ground who are leading our government-wide efforts at GTMO," an acronym the military uses to describe the military base in Cuba ... Trump in the past has made clear his intentions to keep the military base open -- despite former President Barack Obama's down to the wire efforts to rid the ......
Military Judge Gives Bowe Bergdahl A Lot Of Bad News
Edit Hot Air 09 Jul 2017
The next step was an Article 32 hearing, which is the military equivalent of a grand jury but which is not a rubber stamp by any stretch of the imagination, but neither is it definite as it produces a recommendation not a decision ... A Special Court Martial employs a military judge and a panel of three officers as a jury ... Last week, the military judge overseeing the trial rendered two adverse decisions....
End The Korean War
Edit Information Clearing House 09 Jul 2017
No action on North Korea is better than any conceivable military operation ... Seemingly heedless of these hard facts, President Trump – who himself avoided national military service in the 1960’s – keeps beating the war drums over North Korea and needling its thin-skinned regime with naval exercises, over-flights, and intensifying bombast....
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