The Arkansas Symphony Orchestra offers a free community concert focusing on its wind section titled "Winds at the Plaza," 7 p.m. today at North Little Rock s Argenta Plaza.
Much more kinetic, catastrophic and horrific than we ve seen in modern warfare with this amount of force going in. it s a combination of ground maneuver forces like tanks mixed with the preliminary rounds of artillery and ballistic missile barrages but we will add to that this time much like russia did in chechnya and georgia they will use cyber activities. there s anticipated parachute drops into kyiv facilities like airfields and major cities. so you will see the potential for the use of the whole spectrum of the russian military in these kinds of attacks if they use it. last thing i ll say, my personal opinion, they don t have enough to do what they think they are going to do. they will be able to do limited attacks into ukraine but they are certainly not going to take down or overwhelm the entire country.
Through. so these women really were keeping up with the men. what is the most challenging part of all of this? we re looking at pictures of the pushups and situps and they had to do parachute drops and get through helicopter attacks and so forth. that s true. 3% of the entire army has a ranger tab. this is something that is a real test and i think a lot of people wanted to show that they could do the 100 days or 62 days of tests. i think the hardest part is actually the mountain phase. a lot of students who have gone through it would say the biggest issue is endurance. because by day 62, if you go straight through, which only two-thirds of army ranger school candidates do, you are hungry, tired, losing weight and you ve got 2200 calories a day and then you go to florida, the swamp
Major holiday. another attack in another nearby city. all poll tolled at least 60 shiite muslims killed and many, many more hurt. we re told it s afghanistan s worse sectarian assault in more than a decade. officials there are blaming the taliban and terrorists but a taliban spokesperson has condemned today s attacks. the dangerous situation on the ground there forcing the u.s. military to send supplies in on cargo planes instead of in trucks. and the costs are said to be adding up in an enormous way. just getting fuel into afghanistan now reportedly runs u.s. taxpayers as much as $400 a gallon. that s according to a report in today s edition of the wall street journal which is owned by the parent company of this note work. we are told the pentagon must rely on expensive parachute drops after afghanistan closed key border crossing into afghanistan last month. that closure in retaliation against the united states for a nato strike that killed 24 pakistani troops.