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My farewell from Ezeiza. Hope to see you soon and all the best!!!

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Black Hawk Down Rules of Engagement (ROE) Video.mpg

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An example of Roe

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http://jasonphowe.photoshelter.com/image/I0000E9Q3n0Lsrxc

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Aid convoy hit by airstrike as syrian Army says ceasefire finished

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Aid convoy hit by airstrike as syrian Army says ceasefire finished

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Lt. Matías L. Guardo - Argentinian Navy - Attack on UN´s convoy - http://buenosairesherald.com/article/221796/aid-convoy-hit-by-airstrike-as-syrian-army-says-ceasefire-finished

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S.Aux. Erica Roxana LONGHI

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Matando Terroristas del ISIS Desde el Aire

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Las fuerzas de seguridad de Irak lanzan un ataque aéreo contra tropas de Daesh que intentan huir a toda prisa de Fallujah. Multitud de muertos.

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I invite you to watch the video and listen to the song carefully. Enjoy it!

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Michael Jackson - Heal The World (Official Video)

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José Luis López, sobre la ejecución: "Le quitaron el micro para no mancharlo al cortarle el cuello"

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El periodista de EEUU James Foley es el protagonista del primer mensaje de ISIS que impacta en Occidente. En el vídeo de su ejecución todo está medido al milímetro. "Muestran cómo le cortan el cuello, pero editado con la última técnología. Le han puesto hasta un micro", explica José Luis López-Linares, director de documentales.

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I´d like to congratulate you on the hard work you´ve done today. I hope you have enjoyed and learnt from this experience.

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The most funny was the interaction between teachers and students during classes, and especially the interaction within our group, which was composed by militaries: Argentineans, Peruvians, Brazilians and Chileans, it was undoubtedly the most interesting, but , of course we had any difficulties during learning how to properly use the technical vocabulary that was taught, either for when to file a report or during a conference too. (Briefing).

- Technical of 3ra. FAP MONTAÑEZ Apaza Raúl (Perú)
- 1st Corporal JAURENA  Leandro  (Argentina)
- Sergeant ROCHA Lucas (Argentina)
- Technical 3ro. AP CAMACHO Baldera Julio (Perú)
-Sergeant ARAUJO, Ezequiel (Argentina)
- Warrant Officer P.Silva, Marcelo (Brazil)

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Técnico de 3ra FAP Raúl A. MONTAÑEZ Apaza

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Técnico de 3ra FAP Raúl A. MONTAÑEZ Apaza

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I'D LIKE TO SHARE WITH YOU THIS VIDEO...
"Pakistani Taliban Terror Attack Airport In Karachi"

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FELIX

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FELIX

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Técnico AP Julio CAMACHO Baldera (Peruvian Navy)  /  Why are there so many terror attacks in Turkey?

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Técnico AP Julio CAMACHO Baldera (Peruvian Navy)  /  Why are there so many terror attacks in Turkey?

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4g42x8g9U0w

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The Military Structure Of ISIS Explained http://testu.be/1K49tQH Subscribe! http://bitly.com/1iLOHml After several deadly attacks and threats to the government, Turkey has officially declared war on ISIS. But will Turkey be able to keep ISIS out? Learn More: Turkey to Join Coalition's Airstrikes Against ISIS http://www.wsj.com/articles/turkey-to-join-coalitions-airstrikes-against-isis-1440535062 "Turkey and the U.S.

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'ISIS fanatic dad' trains young daughter to fight while toddler in nappy holds gun in horrifying footage

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Shocking video footage shows a suspected ISIS fanatic training his young daughter to fight while a toddler in a nappy runs round with a gun.

The footage - obtained by the MEMRI Jihad and Terrorism Threat Monitor (JTTM) - shows the girl wearing a burka and doing training drills.

She is seen punching training bads usually used by boxers before doing press-up exercises with the man.

At the same time, a boy appearing to be wearing a nappy and a bandanna is seen running around the room carrying a gun.

A Kalashnikov rifle is also seen leaning against the wall.

It is not yet known where the footage was filmed but it is understood to have surfaced on Instagram.

The Quilliam Foundation reported this year that around 50 British children are 'growing up on jihad' and being groomed to become ISIS fighters.

The jihadist group has been increasingly using child soldiers amid speculation it is running low on manpower as it loses territory in Syria and Iraq.

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Shocking video shows 'ISIS fanatic' training young daughter to fight

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Shocking video footage shows a suspected ISIS fanatic training his young daughter to fight while a toddler in a nappy runs round with a gun. The footage - obtained by the MEMRI Jihad and Terrorism Threat Monitor (JTTM) - shows the girl wearing a burka and doing training drills.

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Hey! I said it was not compulsory! Ha ha

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Today what we found easiest was the presentation about the terrorists groups. Despite the fact that we where all splitted up in different groups we enjoy ourselves speaking (even acting) and listening to our partners. But learning is not all a bed of roses (even in Spring) and the bad guy of the movie makes his entrance with types, definitions, examples and when we thought we where safe he finishes us with ... HOMEWORK !

Pic of the day: hardworking people faces

PD: Just kidding Paul !

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International Day of Peace September 21 - CI PEREZ Mario Alejandro 

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International Day of Peace September 21 - CI PEREZ Mario Alejandro 

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The General Assembly has declared this as a day devoted to strengthening the ideals of peace, both within and among all nations and peoples. http://www.un.org/en/events/peaceday/

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Each year the International Day of Peace is observed around the world on 21 September. The General Assembly has declared this as a day devoted to strengthening the ideals of peace, both within and among all nations and peoples.

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The shell was categorized by officials as either a rocket or artillery shell. After it landed on the base, just south of Mosul, US troops tested it and received an initial reading for a chemical agent they believe is mustard.

No US troops were hurt or have displayed symptoms of exposure to mustard agent.

US officials said Tuesday that additional testing had definitely concluded that a mustard agent was not used in the attack.

Last week, another official had said the agent had "low purity" and was "poorly weaponized." A second official called it "ineffective."

A US defense official said troops had gone out to look at the ordnance after it landed. Based on seeing what they thought was a suspect substance, two field tests were conducted.

The first test was positive and the second was negative, the official said. The substance is now being sent to a lab for further examination.

Decontamination precaution

US troops involved in the incident went through decontamination showers as a precaution. No troops have shown any symptoms of exposure, such as skin blistering. CNN has reported on previous instances where ISIS has fired rounds with mustard agents in Iraq and Syria.

"I don't know of a case like this where it was proximate to US forces like this before," said one military official, noting that "potentially" the rocket round was "within hundreds of yards" of the US forces and "within the security perimeter" of the base.

The US officials said they "had expected" that ISIS might try use chemical weapons as US and Iraqi forces push towards Mosul in an effort to take the city back from ISIS. Several hundred US troops are using the base as a staging area for supporting Iraqi forces.

All of this has led the Pentagon to assess on a preliminary basis that it was ISIS that fired at the base, since the terror group has been making mustard agent for some time.

In the course of its air campaign against ISIS, US airstrikes have hit several locations the US believes are production sites for mustard agent.

US officials emphasized that mustard agent is relatively easy to produce, and they continue to hit suspected manufacturing sites when they find them. US troops are routinely outfitted with protective gear in the event of a chemical weapons attack.

CNN's Ryan Browne contributed to this report.

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Barbara Starr, CNN Pentagon Correspondent

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Did ISIS use mustard agent against US troops?

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The shell was categorized by officials as either a rocket or artillery shell. After it landed on the base, just south of Mosul, US troops tested it and received an initial reading for a chemical agent they believe is mustard. No US troops were hurt or have displayed symptoms of exposure to mustard agent.

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Hello class!!! We took this pic during the activities with Mr.  Paul!!!

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Marcelo P.Silva (Brazilian Army)
New York - Terrorist Explosion

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Recent bomber atack in turckey, tn schweizer

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Recent bomber atack in turckey, tn schweizer

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http://www.aljazeera.com/news/2016/08/injured-blast-hits-wedding-hall-gaziantep-160820204150494.html

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http://www.aljazeera.com/news/2016/08/injured-blast-hits-wedding-hall-gaziantep-160820204150494.html

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I want to share this site with the class!!!
http://www.agendaweb.org

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I want to share this site with the class!!!
www.agendaweb.com

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I want to share this site with
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Hey! Nice job! Hope this wall is really full by the end of the week!
Keep up your hard work!!
Paul

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ELIZABETH, New Jersey - Ahmad Khan Rahami, the man arrested for this weekend's series of bombings in New York and New Jersey, had traveled to Pakistan and Afghanistan several times without detection by the U.S. government, officials told The Daily Beast.

Rahami's travels and time spent in Pakistan are the subject of intense scrutiny by U.S. investigators who are now trying to determine whether the suspect became radicalized during his travel and what connections, if any, he may have had to foreign terrorist organizations or militants.

Rahami has made at least three and possibly four trips to Pakistan over the past 10 years, one official said. It's not clear where he traveled within the country and particularly if he spent time in areas near the border with Afghanistan that have been the frequent target of U.S. drone strikes aimed at terrorist groups.

Rahami's father also was in Pakistan as recently as July 2011, according to the family's attorney, who informed a judge in a civil suit to which the elder Rahami was a plaintiff that he was not expected back in the country in time for a court proceeding the following month.

In September 2011, the lawyer informed the judge that while the father had returned, his "family is in Afghanistan" but was expected to return within days.

A senior U.S. official told The Daily Beast that Rahami's oldest brother is in Pakistan now.

Two U.S. officials told The Daily Beast that Rahami was not on any U.S. government terrorist watch lists. Had he been, it's possible that federal authorities would have been alerted if Rahami traveled outside the United States.

U.S. Rep. Albio Sires told the Bergen Record that Rahami contacted his office via email in 2014 seeking an immigrant visa for his wife in Pakistan who was 35 weeks pregnant and whose Pakistani passport had expired.

Rahami came to the U.S. as a child in 1995 as the son of an Afghan asylum seeker, a U.S. official told The Daily Beast. There has been some confusion over when Rahami or his family were officially granted legal residency in the country, but it may have taken some time for their application to be processed and approved.

Rahimi had a series of escalating run-ins with the law beginning in 2008, when he spent a day in jail for unpaid parking tickets, and another in 2012 after he allegedly violated a restraining order, The New York Times reports. In 2014, Rahami spent three days in jail on weapons and aggravated assault charges, after allegedly stabbing a person in the leg, The New York Times reports. A grand jury dropped Rahami's charges for the fight, which allegedly began as a domestic dispute.

The hunt for a New York-area bomber began Saturday morning when a set of pipe bombs exploded at a 5K race in New Jersey. The search escalated following a large explosion that injured 29 people in Manhattan's Chelsea neighborhood Saturday night.

The 28-year-old was found sleeping in the doorway of a bar in Linden, New Jersey, by a police officer late Monday morning. When he was awakened, Rahami allegedly shot the officer, who returned fire. The arrest came hours after police and the Federal Bureau of Investigation raided Rahami's family residence in the neighboring city of Elizabeth.

Five people were brought out of the house during a 3 a.m. raid, according to time-stamped cellphone footage reviewed by The Daily Beast. The video, taken by a neighbor across the street, shows heavily armed officers at the family's Elizabeth home waiting for family members to come out, one by one. Two of Rahami's brothers came out first, followed by a woman and a young child. The father came out last, the neighbor said.

A Perth Amboy address linked to Ahmad Rahami and brother Mohammad Khan Rahami was subject to loud banging at 3 a.m., a neighbor told The Daily Beast. Police later confirmed they had investigated a Perth Amboy address. Maintenance workers were changing locks on the front door late Monday morning.

The neighbor told The Daily Beast in Spanish that a woman who wore a hijab had lived there before. She had never seen Ahmad Rahami before, however. She clutched her arms and shouted "Oh my God" repeatedly when these reporters told her the address was linked to him.

A law-enforcement official told The Daily Beast that a fingerprint taken from a second unexploded device on West 27th Street identified Rahami as the suspect and was corroborated by surveillance footage taken there and at West 23rd Street, where the first bomb exploded.

No other suspects or persons of interest have been named so far. Authorities at a Monday press conference said they have no reason to believe there is a terrorist cell.

The explosive devices track closely to what was suggested in al Qaeda's Inspire magazine in an article titled, "Make a bomb in the kitchen of your mom." The guide was written by Samir Khan, a U.S. citizen born in Saudi Arabia who fled to Yemen to join Anwar al-Awlaki, an American cleric turned al Qaeda propagandist.

Khan advised aspiring bomb-makers to make pipe bombs and link them together for greater effect, just as Rahami is alleged to have done at two sites in New Jersey. Khan advised building larger bombs using pressure cookers.

Bombs of similar design were also built and used by the Boston Marathon bombers and the San Bernardino attackers, who also drew on the al Qaeda guide.

Rahami's motive is not yet known. However, one of Rahami's brothers, Mohammad K. Rahami, posted a jihadi message to Facebook in 2013.

"I bring the men who desire death as ardently as you desire life," the image made by Ansar Al-Furquan read. The quote is from a companion of the Prophet Muhammad.

In April 2013, Mohammad posted a photo of himself with a man identified as Ahmad in a comment. The two men are sitting outside, grilling kebabs.

Authorities have not named either brother as suspects or persons of interest.

A New Jersey neighbor of the family told The New York Times that one of Ahmad Rahami's brothers went to Afghanistan following a fight with a police officer. A civil discrimination suit filed by the Rahami family against the city of Elizabeth in 2011 cites Mohammad K. Rahami's arrest.

The Rahami brothers' father claimed in the lawsuit that city officials harassed him at his business, First American Fried Chicken, with unnecessary citations and summonses. The court documents state that city officials forced the restaurant to close at 10 p.m. every night, while similar neighborhood restaurants were allowed to stay open later.

The lawsuit also claimed the family was the target of anti-Muslim sentiment from neighbors and officials, including one neighbor who allegedly complained to police that "Muslims make too much trouble in this country" and that "Muslims should not have businesses here."

Neighbors and classmates of the Rahamis waited outside the yellow police tape cordoning off the family's fried chicken shop on Elmore Avenue in Elizabeth, New Jersey. Patrons and public records say the family appears to have five sons and three daughters. Two of the children are minors. The status of their mother is unknown, the customers said.

A 60-year-old musician, who would only identify himself as Jacob, said he's known Ahmad Rahami's father for more than 14 years. They met when the dad worked at a restaurant in Irvington, he said.

"When I met them [the Rahami siblings], they were kids. But lately they've been holding down the store," Jacob told The Daily Beast, as he watched police work the scene. "They seemed like normal people."

The longtime neighbor called Ahmad Rahami's father, Mohammad, a "pretty decent, guy" and "real quiet and laid back."

The dad talked of visiting Afghanistan on vacations and would hook Jacob up with turkey sandwiches and gyros, he said.

"He was cool. I'm just sorry that this happened to him," he said.

Saul Asian, 21, a classmate of a younger Rahimi brother, also watched the scene unfold on Monday evening.

Asian described the Rahimi chicken spot as a hangout for middle-schoolers of the nearby Abraham Lincoln School. He used to see Ahmad work as a cashier.

"I didn't want to believe it... until I saw it on the news," Asian said of Ahmad's arrest.

Rahami was arrested several miles away from where he grew up after a gunfight witnessed by a woman who only gave her name as Amy.

"I was in my bedroom, I heard boomp boomp boomp boomp," she told The Daily Beast. "I was just on the phone talkin' to my friend, she was like, 'Be careful 'cause you know the bombings in Elizabeth and everything like that.'

"So I jumped up and I went, when I looked out the window, I seen the police running by with guns."

Authorities said Rahami was shot in the arm and leg before he was handcuffed on a stretcher and taken to the hospital.

On Monday evening, Rahami was charged with five counts of attempted murder of a law enforcement officer.
-with additional reporting by Michael Daly, Kelly Weill, and Amelia Warshaw

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Ahmad Khan Rahami, Accused NYC Bomber, Traveled to Pakistan Undetected by U.S.

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ELIZABETH, New Jersey - Ahmad Khan Rahami, the man arrested for this weekend's series of bombings in New York and New Jersey, had traveled to Pakistan and Afghanistan several times without detection by the U.S. government, officials told The Daily Beast. Rahami's travels and time spent in Pakistan are the subject of intense scrutiny by U.S.

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Miguel Tito
Peruvian Air Force

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At least 11 people were killed in the blasts at al Nakhil shopping center in eastern Baghdad, police said. Twenty-nine people were wounded.

The first was a suicide attack.

The claim by ISIS was released by the terror group's media wing Amaq, and on pro-ISIS social media accounts.

"Two consecutive martyrdom operations with an explosive vest and an explosive-laden vehicle hit a Shiite gathering in Baghdad," Amaq said.

The markets were busy preparing for the Muslim holiday of Eid al-Adha, which begins next week.

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Car bombs kill 11 in Baghdad; ISIS takes credit

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At least 11 people were killed in the blasts at al Nakhil shopping center in eastern Baghdad, police said. Twenty-nine people were wounded. The first was a suicide attack. The claim by ISIS was released by the terror group's media wing Amaq, and on pro-ISIS social media accounts.

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Small victims of terroris.

Sergeant Ezequiel Araujo
Argentinian Army

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A 5-year-old bloodied Syrian boy in an ambulance captivated the world - for a moment. But as the world moves on, Omran Daqneesh and 75,000 other children will continue to fight for survival in a war zone.

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Aleppo's Children: What Life Is Like for Children in War-Torn Syria

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A 5-year-old bloodied Syrian boy in an ambulance captivated the world - for a moment. But as the world moves on, Omran Daqneesh and 75,000 other children will continue to fight for survival in a war zone.

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Esther Rocio amirez - Peruvian Air Force

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2016 Minnesota mall stabbing : A man, making references to Allah and shouting the phrase "Allah Akbar", entered a shopping mall in  St Cloud. He proceeded to stab 8 members of the public. 7 people escaped with only moderate injuries, but 1 member of the public is a critical and potentially life-threatening condition. The suspect was shot dead at the site of the attack. The so-called Islamic State claimed responsibility of the attack.