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US Condemns Kabul Rocket Attack, Calls for Accelerated Path to Political Settlement

US Condemns Kabul Rocket Attack, Calls for Accelerated Path to Political Settlement News18 19 hours ago © Provided by News18 US Condemns Kabul Rocket Attack, Calls for Accelerated Path to Political Settlement The United States has condemned the firing of rockets near the presidential palace in Kabul and called for an accelerated path to a political settlement in Afghanistan to pave the way for the lasting peace that its people desire. Addressing reporters at his daily news conference on Tuesday, State Department Spokesperson Ned Price said Afghans have been suffering from “senseless violence” for far too long. According to reports, at least three rockets landed near the presidential palace in Kabul on Tuesday while President Ashraf Ghani and others were offering Eid al-Adha prayers. However, no one was injured. Video clips online showed Ghani and others part of the gathering barely flinching and continuing their prayers as the rockets hit. Later, Ghani proceeded to add

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Civilian-Trained Pilots May Get Leg Up in Air Force Career Through New Program

Civilian-Trained Pilots May Get Leg Up in Air Force Career Through New Program Maj. Ryan Scott, 99th Flying Training Squadron “A” flight commander and T-1A Jayhawk instructor pilot, and 2nd Lt. Aimee St. Cyr, 99th FTS instructor pilot trainee, prepare to take off in a T1-A at Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph May 16, 2016. (Lauren Ely/U.S. Air Force) 4 Jun 2021 Thirty-three aspiring Air Force pilots with previous flight experience they got as civilians have joined a new program that may allow them to jump ahead in training. The service s Civil Path to Wings program has approved pilot candidates from active-duty, Air National Guard and Reserve units; graduates from the Reserve Officer Training Corps; and civilian applicants aspiring to earn their Air Force wings, according to Air Education and Training Command, or AETC.

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Air Force eyes waivers for civilian-trained pilots, new ROTC programs to fill shortage

Air Force eyes waivers for civilian-trained pilots, new ROTC programs to fill shortage
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Accelerated Path to Wings pilot training makes history

Accelerated Path to Wings pilot training makes history
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Global Nuclear Decommissioning Services Markets, 2020-2027 - With Several Governments Planning Decommissioning of Projects, Market is Poised for Growth

Share this article Share this article ResearchAndMarkets.com s offering. Over 319 Reactors Worldwide Are Aged Over 30 Years. The Higher Maintenance Load Sends Nuclear Decommissioning Services on an Accelerated Path to Growth at 5.9% The global market for Nuclear Decommissioning Services is projected to reach US$7.9 billion by the year 2027, trailing a post COVID-19 CAGR of 5.9%, over the analysis period 2020 through2027. The world can never put behind the 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster. A dangerous mix of challenges currently confronts the nuclear power industry. Stiff competition from low-cost natural gas; increased focus on cost cutting; reduced emphasis on safety, represent a lethal cocktail of trends in the industry. To ensure continued operation, reactor owners now need to take proactive measures in preventing aging-related failures. Intensive monitoring and preventive maintenance needed by aging reactors is expected to push up demand for nuclear decommissioning services.

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