As an Afghan veteran, I say Joe Biden’s legacy is one of betrayal and weakness
It’s the anniversary of his surrender to the Taliban, which was a disaster for so many
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It’s the anniversary of his surrender to the Taliban, which was a disaster for so many
It’s perfectly OK for organisations to be called ‘Crusaders’
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A review of historic terminology is ongoing and it is understood there may be further changes
Wethersfield site currently used to house asylum seekers but faces being shut down under Labour pledge
They keep using that word, ‘sovereign’. It does not mean what they think it means
Boost to UK defence industry as US buys Luton-made BriteCloud devices
He later transferred to the RAF and oversaw the dispersal of oil following the Torrey Canyon disaster in 1967
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The planes in the original mission had flown at 60 feet, but the director wanted Souter and co to go down to a ‘bloody dangerous’ 25 feet
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He participated in a 1944 raid against Königsberg in which 15 Lancasters were lost. His aircraft limped back in the fog nearly empty of fuel
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