Australians and Americans, including Colorado Army National Guard Soldiers, worked together to integrate space systems in to the Talisman Sabre exercise July 11-29, 2011.

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A Fort Riley Soldier was recognized by the mayor of Junction City, Kan., for helping police apprehend a suspect who attempted to flee the county sheriff's office.

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Quartermasters here focused on making sure both U.S. and Australian military personnel got the gear the needed to train with during Talisman Sabre exercises in Australia, July 11-29, 2011.

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A two-year-old black Labrador military search dog is back on the Helmand front line sniffing out improvised explosive devices (IEDs) after having recovered from serious injuries sustained during a battle with insurgents.

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A senior Ministry of Defence policeman who works at Her Majesty's Naval Base Clyde has recently been honoured by having a road named after him.

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The Minister for the Armed Forces, Nick Harvey, visited RAF Honington recently with the purpose of familiarising himself with the RAF Regiment.

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Royal Engineers from 59 Commando Squadron have completed construction of an Afghan Local Police (ALP) station in the Lashkar Gah district of Helmand province.

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Rapid Trident 2011, underway at the International Peacekeeping and Security Center here, is in full swing and 13 nations have been training and conducting airborne operations together since the exercise started July 25.

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Previously known as the Battle Command Training Program, Mission Command Training Program is the U.S. Army's only deployable combat training center.

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New technology developed by the U.S. Army Tank Research, Development and Engineering Command's tank and Automotive Research Center may make it possible to perform surveillance, route clearance and threat defeat at an even greater distance, possibly far from the battlefield.

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