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# Qatari Soldier graduates U.S. Army Ranger School

/ Published Sept. 21, 2022
FORT BENNING, GA., 
2nd Lt. Khalid M. Alkorbi, Qatari Joint Special Forces, graduated from U.S. Army Ranger School at Fort Benning, Georgia, September 16, 2022. He is the second soldier from Qatar to complete the elite course and earn the Ranger tab.

The training takes place over the course of just over two months, and according to Army Capt. Shawn Gardner, Commander, Headquarters and Headquarters Detachment, Airborne and Ranger Training Brigade, it “tests the physical and mental capabilities of the Soldiers that come through the course.”

Teamwork is key to overcoming the challenges of the course. “You need to rely on your teammates, and in this situation, the Soldiers from the U.S. gain the perspective of the Soldier from Qatar,” said Gardner.

 Ranger School allows international partners to participate in the course to bolster solidarity and increase partner capabilities.

“The relationship between U.S. Army Central (USARCENT) and the Qataris is very important. When we bring in international students, they develop relationships with students and leaders that go on for a lifetime,” said Col. Chuck Canon, Chief of Security Cooperation, USARCENT.

“I think participating in this training builds relationships between soldiers. One lesson I will take back to Qatar is the tactical training. You take that pause under hard circumstances and hard conditions, and create a plan to complete the mission. That is the best lesson I learned in Army Ranger School,” said Alkorbi. 

Canon, also a graduate of the Ranger School, was on hand for the graduation ceremony to pin the coveted Ranger tab to Alkorbi’s uniform. “He told me he really enjoys small-unit tactics/commando-type training, and that he hopes to attend another school like this in the U.S. very soon,” Canon said.

“Ranger School is the best leadership training in the world. It pushes its students both physically and mentally to lead small units under the most challenging conditions,” Canon added.

The defense partnership between the United States and Qatar dates back more than 50 years, with a shared vision for integrated deterrence against regional threats in the U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) area of responsibility. Qatar is also home to largest U.S. military base in the Middle East.
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Baghdad bombings illustrate security challenges
 By Gerry Gilmore , American Forces Press Service
  WASHINGTON (Oct. 26, 2009) – Terrorist bombings that struck Baghdad yesterday demonstrate the security challenges that exist there, a senior Defense Department official said here today. News reports say more than 150 Iraqis died and hundreds more were injured yesterday as a result of two massive blasts that targeted the Iraqi justice and municipalities and public works ministries and a provincial headquarters building in downtown Baghdad. “I think what it says is that security remains a challenge, particularly when you have folks that are willing to ... create that type of carnage with a large explosion in an indiscriminate kind of way,” Bryan Whitman, a Pentagon spokesman, said in response to a reporter’s question. Most of the victims were innocent civilians, Whitman noted. Media reports cite yesterday’s suicide-vehicle attacks as the deadliest the Iraqi capital experienced since April 18, 2007, when multiple bombings there killed nearly 200 people and injured 250. President Barack Obama described yesterday’s attacks as outrageous acts that targeted innocent people. He pledged the United States would support the Iraqi people and their government as the country prepares for nationwide elections in January. Iraqi authorities blamed al-Qaida insurgents and Iraqi Baath Party diehards – the party of deposed dictator Saddam Hussein – for the latest attacks. Baghdad also came under attack on Aug. 19, when bombings at the Iraqi government’s finance and foreign ministries killed at least 100 people and wounded hundreds more. Insurgents in Iraq want to conduct such high-profile attacks because they believe large-scale violence will incite sectarian strife and bring down the Iraqi government, Army Brig. Gen. Stephen R. Lanza, Multinational Force Iraq’s deputy chief of staff for strategic effects, told reporters Oct. 22 during a news briefing at the Washington Foreign Press Center. However, the insurgents have failed to divide the Iraqi people, Lanza said at the briefing. Iraqis, he said, are embracing the rule of law and demonstrating their desire “to coalesce around being Iraqi.” Meanwhile, violence in Iraq is at its lowest levels since 2003, Lanza said. This situation, he said, reflects the “continued improvement in Iraq’s security environment, through the combined efforts of Iraq and U.S. forces.”
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107TH CONGRESS

2D SESSION H. RES. 399

Honoring Cael Sanderson for his perfect collegiate wrestling record.

IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

APRIL 25, 2002

Mr. LATHAM (for himself, Mr. HANSEN, Mr. HASTERT, and Mr. CANNON)

submitted the following resolution; which was referred to the Committee

on Education and the Workforce

RESOLUTION

Honoring Cael Sanderson for his perfect collegiate wrestling

record.

Whereas Cael Sanderson, continuing the storied tradition of

Iowa State University wrestling, achieved a perfect collegiate wrestling record of 159 wins and no losses and is

the first person ever to finish undefeated in collegiate

wrestling;

Whereas Cael Sanderson is a four-time national wrestling

champion, a four time National Collegiate Athletic Association championship outstanding wrestler, and a three

time winner of the Dan Hodge Trophy;

Whereas the April 1, 2002, issue of Sports Illustrated ranked

Cael Sanderson’s perfect wrestling record second in a list

of the top ten ‘‘most impressive college sports feats ever’’;
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Whereas Cael Sanderson is a two-time Academic All-American, a champion in the classroom as well as on the mat;

Whereas Cael Sanderson’s achievements have set a new

benchmark for excellence in the sport of wrestling and

will forever have an impact on college wrestling; and

Whereas through his persistence, hard work, and dedication,

Cael Sanderson has set an example for all: Now, therefore, be it

1 Resolved, That the House of Representatives—

2 (1) congratulates Cael Sanderson for finishing

3 his career as the first ever undefeated collegiate

4 wrestler;

5 (2) recognizes the contributions of Cael

6 Sanderson’s parents, Steven and Debbie Sanderson,

7 his coach, Robert ‘‘Bobby’’ Douglas, the support

8 staff of Iowa State University, and Cyclone fans;

9 (3) directs the Clerk of the House of Represent10 atives to transmit an enrolled copy of this resolution

11 to—

12 (A) Cael Sanderson;

13 (B) Coach Robert ‘‘Bobby’’ Douglas of

14 Iowa State University; and

15 (C) Cael Sanderson’s parents, Steven and

16 Debbie Sanderson.

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# Gates satisfied with U.S. plans to counter Iran

/ Published April 27, 2010

WASHINGTON (April 27, 2010) – Defense  Secretary Robert M. Gates today expressed satisfaction with the level of  planning by the Defense Department and other elements of the U.S.  government to counter threats from Iran.

                        “I'm very satisfied with the planning process both within this  building and in the interagency,” Gates told Pentagon reporters. “We  spend a lot of time on Iran, and we'll continue to do so.”

Israeli  Defense Minister Ehud Barak, appearing alongside Gates after a meeting  at the Pentagon, endorsed diplomatic efforts and sanctions to steer Iran  away from its nuclear ambitions.

“We think that they should be  blocked,” Barak said of Iran. “And I think that the time is clearly, at  this stage, time for sanctions and diplomacy.”

Barak backed  international economic sanctions in efforts to curb Iran’s nuclear  ambitions, saying he expects sanctions to be “effective and to be  limited in time so we will be able to judge to whether – what kind of  results stem from the sanctions regime.” But he added that “only time  will tell to what extent they are really effective.”

The  administration of President Barack Obama and U.S. allies are working to  build a consensus for pressuring Iran through economic sanctions. Iran  contends its nuclear pursuit is for peaceful purposes, while many  believe the country seeks to obtain a nuclear weapon.

Speaking  about the Obama administration’s stance on Iran’s nuclear pursuit,  National Security Advisor Jim Jones last week said Iran failed to show  that its program was for peaceful purposes when given the opportunity  before an international audience.

“To date, we have seen no  indication that Iran's leaders want to resolve these issues  constructively,” Jones said at the Washington Institute for Near East  Policy here. “Iran’s government must face real consequences for its  continued defiance of the international community.”

Iran’s  defiance of its international obligations on its nuclear program and the  country’s support of terrorism represent “a significant regional and  global threat,” said Jones, emphasizing that the U.S. is determined to  prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons.

Barak today used  similar tones to express his views on threats facing Israel, among them  being the potential of a nuclear-armed Iran.

“These threats have  broad implications,” he said, “not only to Israeli security, but to the  entire region's security and any conceivable world order.”

Defense  officials have described the security threats posed by Iranian proxies  operating in the Middle East – Hamas in Gaza and Hezbollah in Lebanon  – which the United States and Israel consider terrorist organizations.

The  defense secretary today lashed out at Syria and Iran for providing  Hezbollah with rockets and missiles “of ever- increasing capability.”

“We  are at a point now where Hezbollah has far more rockets and missiles  than most governments in the world,” he said. “And this is obviously  destabilizing for the whole region, and so we're watching it very  carefully.”
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF PENNSYLVANIA

MIDDLE DISTRICT

COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA,

Respondent

v.

RONALD JERMAINE GALBREATH,

Petitioner

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No. 690 MAL 2017

Petition for Allowance of Appeal from 

the Order of the Superior Court

ORDER

PER CURIAM

AND NOW, this 28th day of March, 2018, the Petition for Allowance of Appeal is 

DENIED.
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