Division during combat operations against an armed enemy in korea on sepp 4, 1950. That evening under cover of darkness and a dreary mist, an enemy battalion moved to within a few yards of Master Sergeant penas platoon. Recognizing the enemys approach, Master Sergeant pena and his men owned fire, but the enemys sudden emergence and accurate pointblank fire forced the friendly troops to withdraw. Master Sergeant Pena rapidly reorganized his men and led them in a counterattack which succeeded in regaining the positions they had just lost. He and his men quickly established a defensive perimeter and laid down devastating fire, but enemy troops continued to hurl themselves at the defenses in overwhelming numbers. Realizing that their supply of ammunition would soon make their positions untenable, Master Sergeant pena covered his mens withdrawal. He single handlely handedly held back the enemy until he was killed. Master Sergeant Penas extraordinary heroism and the selflessness at the cost
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We begin in belarus, which has seen the seventh straight day of protests against president alexander lukashenko, since he claimed victory in a disputed election last weekend. Demonstrations have continued to grow despite accounts of Police Brutality including torture from protesters whove been detained over the past week. Us secretary of state mike pompeo, on a visit to poland, said washington and its eu partners are closely following developments. And the eu has already acted taking the first steps on friday towards imposing sanctions on senior officials in the belarus government. Meanwhile president lukashenko says hes worried about nato military exercises being carried out in poland and lithuania saying theres been a military build up. And after speaking with his ally president putin, Mr Lukashenko said russia would provide comprehensive assistance in the event of an external military threat. Well, saturdays protests in the capital minsk were focused around the spot where a young ar
Hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. Were covering all the latest coronavirus developments here in britain and globally. We begin in belarus, which has seen the seventh straight day of protests against president alexander lu kashenko, since he claimed victory in a disputed election last weekend. Demonstrations have continued to grow despite accounts of police brutality, including torture from protesters whove been detained over the past week. Us secretary of state, mike pompeo, on a visit to poland, said washington and its eu partners are closely following developments. And the eu has already acted, taking the first steps on friday towards imposing sanctions on senior officials in the belarus government. Meanwhile, president lukashenko says hes worried about nato military exercises being carried out in poland and lithuania, saying theres been a military build up. And after speaking with his ally, president putin, Mr Lukashenko said russia would provide compreh