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What is the Ukrainian Forces Third Separate Assault Brigade? The Third Separate Assault Brigade is a unit of the Ukrainian army that participated in the offensive against the Russian-backed forces in the Donetsk region in 2024. The brigade is composed of volunteers who joined the army after the annexation of Crimea and the outbreak of the war. The brigade is known for its courage, professionalism, and effectiveness in combat. The victory and the price: The brigade achieved a total defeat of the enemy's 72nd omsbr of the Russian federation and raised the Ukrainian flag and the brigade banner over the liberated land. The documentary also shows the high price of the de-occupied territories and the emotional toll on the fighters. Many of them were wounded, killed, or captured during the offensive. The documentary pays tribute to their heroism and sacrifice.  brief overview of what “Offensive” is about and why you should watch it. If you want to learn more about the Third Separate Assault Brigade and their remarkable achievements, you can visit their official website or follow them on social media. You can also watch the trailer for “Offensive” here and find out how to watch it online or on TV. The call for support and additional content: The text invites viewers to sign up for the stormer's test week, become sponsors of the victory, and watch more videos related to the brigade's combat activities, stories, weapons, and training. By supporting the documentary, viewers can help raise awareness and funds for the Ukrainian army and its ongoing fight for sovereignty and democracy. The additional content provides more insight into the life and work of the brigade members, as well as their personal stories and motivations. https://lnkd.in/gVwhHcQg #unmanned_news_readingroom #UkranianForces #FightLikeHell

FOB would like to say Happy Birthday to the US Army! US Army Birthday History: The American revolutionary war started on April 1775. The fighters that enlisted to fight against the British forces were militia groups paid for and equipped by the colonies, but without any organization, command, or strategy. Different groups fought under different banners which showed a lack of unity on the part of the US against their common enemy. When a battle was approaching in Boston in June, it became clear that Congress should find a solution for the militia strategy, which wasn't working. After the Committee of the Whole reached an agreement, the American Continental Army was created, with George Washington as its commander. This allowed riflemen to enlist and serve in the army, and a committee was appointed to create the rules and regulations for the said army. The first branch of the American military to be founded on that day was the Infantry. Over the year, the U.S. Army has significantly expanded its forces. The first Army service training program for new recruits took place between 1777 and 1778. In 1787, with the signing of the United States Constitution, it became defined that the acting President of the United States also acts as the Commander-in-Chief of the army. With the United States Declaration of Independence only having been enacted on July 4, 1776, this means that the American army is older than the country it serves. #USArmy #militaryhistory #fob

News Update -- As some of you may know, my great-great uncle Jesse Ball Moore was improperly executed by the US Army in 1917 in connection with the Houston Riot of 1917. In November 2023, after 106 years of injustice by the US government (which won't bring anyone back to life as my uncle was murdered at the young age of 27 years old), the US Military overturned the convictions of 110 Buffalo Soldiers that were in the 24th Infantry Regiment. Last November, the military gave all falsely-tried and accused soldiers honorable discharges from the Army to help address how their own government denied them due process without the possibility of appeal. They were represented by one person who wasn't even a lawyer in a gross miscarriage of justice. The largest court martial in US history resulted in overhauling the military court process -- requiring the implementation of a process of appeal and military leaders in Washington to sign off on an execution before a sentence is carried out. But again, too late for uncle Jesse who was the 7th person executed the next day after the death sentence was issued. Here's an update - I'm pleased to share that the Army replaced the headstones of soldiers like my great-great uncle Jesse Ball Moore. This happened last week in a ceremony at the gravesite where Uncle Jesse is buried. Here's a news story with more background and context. I encourage you to watch it. https://lnkd.in/dgQrF5gW CBS US Army #veterans #military #usarmy #usarmedforces #justice #blm #civilrights #courts #history #blackhistorymonth #bhm #blacklivesmatter #americanhistory #usa #americans #unitedstatesofamerica #unitedstates #america #cbsnews

April is the month of the Military Child and while we celebrate them every day Partners in PROMISE will be shouting them out all month long!!! Did you Know? - Since the 1970s military children now outnumber actual U.S. troops by a ratio of 1.4 to 1! According to the Department of Defense Active-duty service members are having kids younger and more often! Does this stat surprise you? Comment below! #MonthOfTheMilitaryChild #April #MilitaryChildren #MilitaryFamilies #SpecialEducation #EFMP

History in 60 Seconds: What do you know about Roman Legions? The Roman legion was the backbone of the powerful Roman army for centuries. Here's a breakdown of some key points: 1) Elite Infantry: For most of the Roman Empire's history, legions were the elite heavy infantry of the Roman army. 2) Citizen Soldiers: Early legions were composed entirely of Roman citizens. After reforms by Marius in 107 BC, citizenship wasn't a requirement, but it remained a prestigious role. 3) Size and Organization: The size of legions varied over time, but typically consisted of around 5,200 men during the height of the Empire. They were structured into smaller units called cohorts, centuries, and contubernia. For comparison, a US Army brigade consists of a few battalions and anywhere from 3,000 to 5,000 soldiers. A colonel is generally in command. Video: Historic Vids

3x Combat ARMY veteran with a Bronze Star in combat! Be careful who you judge! We talk about wanting to be a part of the United States Army and the new recruiting system. We discuss how other countries require mandatory military service, and how that can make people better. We emphasize that joining the Army doesn't change who you are, but rather helps you become more educated and understand important life lessons, like pre-combat checks and inspections. The key message is that by changing your algorithm, you can change your life. US Army Jared Jerrick, PMP #Army #Recruiting #LifeLessons #PersonalGrowth #Algorithm

Our CEO Steve Reis is the other half of our veteran owned & operated duo. The highlight of Steve’s four years as an Army Infantry officer was his deployment to Afghanistan from 2009-2010. In this video, Steve shares a story of how his platoon worked alongside the Afghan Army and police forces to to bring stability to the areas they served and lived in. We thank Steve for his service and for sharing his story! #VeteranStories #ArmyVeteran #USArmy #GoArmy #ArmyStories

The Indo-Pacific will loom large in the future of the US Army. The region is increasingly important to myriad US national interests and is a major playing field for great-power competition. Find out more in "The US Army and the Pacific: Legacies and Challenges" https://lnkd.in/g73Xvg4

This line of reasoning deserves more credit than most realize. A near peer fight will have detrimental consequences, effects, technological unseen consequences, and require more human capital than many wars before. This is why our training and troop readiness must continue to improve and remain resilient throughout the entire DoD. #traintolead #traintowin