Opposition lawmakers, guardsmen clash Shortly before the helicopter incident, there were clashes about a mile away between opposition lawmakers and Venezuelan National Guardsmen outside the Venezuelan National Assembly.
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The Coast Guardsmen repeatedly yelled "Stop the boat!" in Spanish.
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Some 27,000 soldiers and national guardsmen will help keep order.
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There are about 2,200 National Guardsmen assigned to that mission.
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North Carolina, meanwhile, has activated 2023 of its guardsmen, Gov.
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Venezuelan national guardsmen threw Guaido and his supporters back pic.twitter.
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Guardsmen will board boats to make sure boaters are prepared.
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About 85033,100 Guardsmen are currently providing technical assistance at the border.
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Most of the Guardsmen at the border right now are unarmed.
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Colorado National Guardsmen who are activated in an emergency by Gov.
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Rick Perry deployed as many as 1,000 guardsmen to the area.
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One of the guardsmen is seen falling over in the melee.
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It's unclear why the guardsmen allowed the jail van to pass.
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National Guardsmen march in front of a Chicago store during the riots.
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Rather, he stressed that the previously deployed Guardsmen are continuing their mission.
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Today one of the Guardsmen recognizes Palladeno and starts loading his trunk.
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Lengyel said there are six Guardsmen who have tested positive for coronavirus.
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"These National Guardsmen aren't even going to have arresting power," Gallego said.
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"Work" for these New York Air National Guardsmen is a little irregular.
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Trump also sent about 2,000 Guardsmen to the border earlier this year.
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While Brown has agreed to deploy as many as 400 guardsmen to the border, U.S. officials said Monday they had been told that the California guardsmen would not perform the same work as others along the southern border.
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But we begin tonight with a desperate search for National Guardsmen Eddison Hermond.
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Mexico had already sent 2,000 national guardsmen to help police its southern border.
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North Carolina Army National Guardsmen and local emergency services assist with evacuation efforts.
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These are some of the National Guardsmen who FEMA's Hernandez was talking about.
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For one, the shutdown has frozen housing allowances that many Guardsmen rely on.
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The guardsmen have been working in a support capacity away from any immigrants.
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Also contrary to Trump's tweet, the U.S. soldiers were active-duty, not Guardsmen.
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As of last Friday, only 400 Guardsmen were active in just six states.
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The figures in black ran toward the guardsmen, who abruptly fled in panic.
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Former President Obama made a similar deployment in 85033, sending 1,200 guardsmen there.
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The order gave states a broad mandate on what tasks guardsmen could do.
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So, in a shutdown, our Reservists and Guardsmen are hit with disproportionate impact.
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Plume-helmeted guardsmen lined the red carpet as Mr Putin stepped from his limousine.
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Opposing guardsmen curtly shake hands, and the border gates roll shut for the night.
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Traffic resumed as normal after guardsmen clad in full riot gear dispersed the crowd.
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Greg Abbott activated the entire Texas National Guard, roughly 12,000 Guardsmen, he said Monday.
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Some of the 2,000 National Guardsmen in the Keys are assisting in the latter.
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In anticipation of the damage, North Carolina has activated 200 of its guardsmen, Gov.
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There are over 2900,220006 soldiers, sailors, airmen, Marines and Coast Guardsmen stationed in Germany.
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The number of Guardsmen each state will send is still up in the air.
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The Guardsmen radioed local law enforcement, including Border Patrol, who took it from there.
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He'd been outside Central the night before, as Arkansas National Guardsmen deployed by Gov.
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Former President Obama made a similar deployment in 2010, sending 85033,200 National Guardsmen there.
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National Guardsmen detain three black men in Memphis following the imposition of a citywide curfew.
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About two dozen rebel national guardsmen soldiers are believed to be in the Brazilian embassy.
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He told CNN that national guardsmen recently shot him in the leg with rubber bullets.
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Errol R. Schwartz said many of the guardsmen come from military police and security backgrounds.
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Greg Abbott has activated the entire Texas National Guard, roughly 12,000 Guardsmen, he said Monday.
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Venezuelan security forces ended an uprising by national guardsmen on Monday, The Associated Press reported.
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Guardsmen also built fences and manned detection equipment on the border and at command centers.
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Louisiana state officials deployed Guardsmen in this capacity in response to Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
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The migrants threw rocks of their own at the guardsmen, according to NPR's James Fredrick.
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Some guardsmen reportedly carried plastic riot shields, and were hit with rocks tossed by migrants.
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Our ability to quickly mobilize and immediately get Guardsmen into the impacted areas was critical.
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About 23,900 active-duty service members and 2,600 National Guardsmen are deployed to the border.
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Now, with the squeeze through the Guardsmen ahead of me tightening, I slowed even more.
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But when a second explosion rang out, the National Guardsmen scattered and ran for cover.
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This trip stands as a reminder to all Americans, particularly on Veterans Day, to be grateful for our freedoms and to recognize the soldiers, sailors, airmen, marines, coast guardsmen, national guardsmen, reservists and families – past and present – who sacrifice to preserve our way of life.
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He covered the Kent State shootings by National Guardsmen and is a fixture around the Statehouse.
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Meanwhile, 14,000 national guardsmen have been deployed in Texas, and 10,000 more are on their way.
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National Guardsmen clashed Sunday with opposition protesters and police fired tear gas at crowds in Caracas.
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Allison Krause was one of them, shot when she was 343 feet away from the guardsmen.
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Trump first ordered National Guardsmen to the border in April 2018, with about 2,200 there now.
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"There is no need right now to have 450,000 Guardsmen on duty in any given state."
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But so far, Guardsmen have not yet been "federalized," or called up on a national scale.
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National Guardsmen are already meeting with US Customs and Border Protection officials to plan next steps.
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Mr. Olavarrieta, the journalist, said the shots had come from the side of the national guardsmen.
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Illinois Governor Richard Ogilvie summoned more than 2,500 National Guardsmen to fight off the Weatherman attack.
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"I have every desire to pull those Guardsmen back and assist in other capacities," Newsom said Thursday.
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At peak, there were 50,000 National Guardsmen and 20,000 active duty troops serving areas impacted by Katrina.
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Opposition lawmakers said they had been prevented by guardsmen from leaving the building for over four hours.
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Guardsmen and Reservists, when not serving together on a deployment, spend little time with their uniformed colleagues.
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What everyone remembers are the attacks by police and National Guardsmen on demonstrators in the streets outside.
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The troops joined nearly 2,85033 National Guardsmen already stationed at the border to assist Homeland Security personnel.
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According to MSN 220 officers and 18 National Guardsmen swept through the camp in full riot gear.
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"The most frightening thing was how the colectivos and the National Guardsmen coördinated their efforts," Duarte said.
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There are about 2,200 National Guardsmen assigned to that mission, which is scheduled to end in September.
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Four Coast Guardsmen at Chatham Lifeboat Station, which was nearest to the Pendleton, volunteered for the mission.
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The mayhem raged for 10 days before hundreds of National Guardsmen and state troopers could restore calm.
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Doug Ducey (R) has since said his state will send 338 of its guardsmen, while Texas Gov.
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Former President Obama made a similar deployment in 28503, sending 22019,200 guardsmen to the U.S.-Mexico frontier.
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After a manhunt, in which officers and National Guardsmen die, Rambo hopes to meet an honourable end.
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Some of the U.S.-bound migrants threw rocks at assembled Mexican National Guardsmen, local television images showed.
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Former President Obama made a similar deployment in 22019, sending 1,200 guardsmen to the U.S.-Mexico frontier.
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Local officials said there would be about six to eight guardsmen on shift, but 100 remain on standby.
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She waved it down and led the National Guardsmen to the house where her family was holed up.
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Schwartz said both active-duty members and national guardsmen supporting police would not be armed for the inauguration.
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Currently, there are roughly 2,100 guardsmen deployed to the southern border in Arizona, Texas, New Mexico and California.
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As of this week, Arizona will send 85033 of its Guardsmen, while Texas will send at least 1,000.
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The Pentagon, meanwhile, announced on Thursday that the administration has no plans to put Guardsmen under federal control.
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This anonymous document is a private erotic project, compiled by someone with an interest in jodhpurs and guardsmen.
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"Guardsmen and women have been distributing food, sanitizing public areas and coordinating response efforts with state emergency managers."
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At least 21625,2900 guardsmen have been deployed, and lawmakers seek answers about costs, necessity and lengths of deployments.
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In another part of the city, young protesters were throwing rocks at a long line of national guardsmen.
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During domestic operations, AGR troops and military technicians facilitate rapid response by ensuring Guardsmen and equipment are prepared.
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The directive will allow guardsmen to support U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents who guard the southern frontier.
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Live state television immediately cut to a shot of the orderly formations of National Guardsmen facing the stage.
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In response to the construction of the Berlin Wall, thousands of military reservists and National Guardsmen had been activated.
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As the turmoil escalated in Charlottesville, the Virginia National Guard worried that the public would confuse Guardsmen and militiamen.
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In the streets Sunday, National Guardsmen clashed with opposition protesters and police fired tear gas at crowds in Caracas.
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When the Guardsmen caught protesters, they clubbed them or kicked them, and then hauled them away to detention centers.
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The new law also provides increased GI Bill benefits for Reservists and Guardsmen, dependents, surviving spouses and surviving dependents.
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National guardsmen under his command have openly and indiscriminately fired tear gas canisters and rubber bullets against peaceful demonstrators.
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It's that law that has kept the 220006,2202 National Guardsmen currently at the border acting in a support role.
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More than 2,4503 Guardsmen have already been deployed in 27 states to respond to the pandemic, Air Force Gen.
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Mr. Maduro has responded by sending National Guardsmen armed with water cannons and rubber bullets to disperse the crowds.
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Mark Dayton has authorized the National Guard to provide security, with more than 400 Minnesota National Guardsmen called up.
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Suddenly, the Four Guardsmen came into view: a tight quartet of elephantine sequoia trunks through which the road passes.
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Adalberto Rondón, another bomb thrower on the bridge that day, said it was national guardsmen who lit the fire.
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National Guardsmen give a black student and his bicycle a lift to school while enforcing desegregation at Central High School.
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Long lines of American-made cars line up at fire stations, where National Guardsmen hand out pallets of bottled water.
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Seasoned commuters shove their way passed tourists, while heavily armed National Guardsmen crack wise with equally heavily armed NYPD officers.
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Agents evicted workers and attacked their camps; National Guardsmen, meanwhile, set fire to the camp, which included a women's infirmary.
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Since 1935, American ports have hosted "Fleet Week," a celebration of the sea services including sailors, Marines, and coast guardsmen.
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The National Guardsmen that are near the border now have been working in a support capacity away from any immigrants.
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Afterward, she greeted and thanked the local officials and deployed National Guardsmen who had stood behind them for the event.
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Most Americans don't know what happens when we lose one of soldiers, sailors, airmen, Marines, our Coast Guardsmen in combat.
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Rick Scott expanded a state of emergency declaration to include 23 counties and activated 22005,83 National Guardsmen for hurricane duty.
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The state's guardsmen provided "targeted assistance" in 2006 under then-President George W. Bush and in 2010 under President Obama.
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In 28503, an Oregon jury awarded 22019 National Guardsmen $85 million for their exposure in Iraq to carcinogen hexavalent chromium.
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In the Boston suburb of Quincy, national guardsmen and other rescuers saved about 50 people, plus some of their pets.
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"Unfortunately, this is what this plan is," he added, referring to the plan to send National Guardsmen to the border.
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"These are some very unique circumstances that these soldiers and sailors and airmen and guardsmen find themselves in," Queen said.
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Most Americans don't know what happens when we lose one of our soldiers, sailors, and Marines or Coast Guardsmen in combat.
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U.S. Coast Guard spokesman John Lally told the outlet guardsmen received a call about an incident that occurred around 8 p.m.
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"THE world knows this is a dictatorship," jeered masked students confronting a rank of national guardsmen on April 4th in Caracas.
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Then, three other guardsmen jump ship and board the 40-foot sub while one pounds on the hatch with his fist.
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While the helicopter hovered over Caracas, about a mile away, at the National Assembly, lawmakers were clashing with Venezuelan National Guardsmen.
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Seven guardsmen arrived in the town Wednesday, and up to 30 are expected by Friday, Snyder said in a news release.
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Protests in Caracas against President Nicolas Maduro remained mostly tranquil, but outside the capital demonstrators clashed with police and national guardsmen.
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Last January, during the longest government shutdown in American history, the 6900 Coast Guardsmen aboard the cutter Bertholf departed Alameda, Calif.
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The assistance announced Friday is on top of the previous deployment of 2,100 National Guardsmen to the border, the statement added.
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The Coldstream Guardsmen were part of a unit on ceremonial guard duty at the palace last Monday when the episode happened.
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The Guard is having to implement certain force protection measures, however, as six Guardsmen have already tested positive for the coronavirus.
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Suddenly, hundreds of national guardsmen, standing in formation for the parade, abandoned the president, scrambling in a panic to find safety.
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"It will look strange, but the hope is the National Guardsmen themselves are going to be young people, pleasant," Latimer said.
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The guardsmen themselves say they do not detain migrants but are there to advise them not to enter the United States.
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NEW: Texas National Guard beginning search and rescue operations; Guard plans to activate up to 1,700 guardsmen over next 48 hours.
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The smell of death hung in the air as national guardsmen kept order, allowing families to enter, one at a time.
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Guardsmen can be at sea, or "under way," for months at a time, often with very limited communication with their families.
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National guardsmen stood at Mr. Guaidó's side as others joined marches to support the protesters that they had spent years repressing.
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They added that the guardsmen will "display the same level of protection" as the local highway patrol, which means they are armed.
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"Throughout our history, brave LGBT soldiers, sailors, airmen, Coast Guardsmen, and Marines have served and fought for our nation," the statement said.
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In August some people apparently tried to kill Mr Maduro with explosive-laden drones as he addressed a gathering of national guardsmen.
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On Tuesday, July 25, Governor George Romney ordered 8,503 National Guardsmen and 800 police officers to the city, but the violence continued.
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The one above appears to be national guardsmen clearing a flooded river of debris while children in swimsuits frolic in the foreground.
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They show a few guardsmen taking a much-deserved break after spending hours rescuing people trapped in the flooding from Hurricane Harvey.
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Andrew Cuomo, the governor of New York (pictured right), has deployed 1,000 state troopers and National Guardsmen to help patrol transport hubs.
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Hundreds of US National Guardsmen are in western Ukraine as part of an effort aimed at training and mentoring Ukrainian army units.
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In Cleveland, Ohio, the impacts even became one of domestic security as rock-throwing protesters drew 3,000 National Guardsmen to the city.
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Like all guardsmen, he attends weekend drills every month, one of which he'd just wrapped up when we spoke on the phone.
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Aid groups have watched helplessly as Libyan coast guardsmen beat migrants pulled aboard their ship and delivered them back to inhumane conditions.
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They have also come down hard on scholars who question popular legends like the story of 28 guardsmen led by Maj. Gen.
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"Guardsmen in Title 32 status do not have the authority nor is that the intent," said Colonel Davis, the Defense Department spokesman.
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While it happened in every state, California – one of the largest states by the total number of Guardsmen – was affected the most.
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Witham estimated that in the interim, the number of Texas national guardsmen helping could rise to 2628,28503 to 22019,000 in coming days.
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Congress, we feel sure, would not have intended all National Guardsmen to get a benefit that is otherwise reserved for disabled veterans.
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After national guardsmen began firing tear gas at the protesters, hope of an agreement between the two sides seemed to slip away.
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In fiscal year 2084, the US Air Force was granted an authorized end strength of 22016,22 active airmen, 20120,2653 reservists, and 2265,2000 guardsmen.
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At dawn on April 30th Mr Guaidó had appeared outside La Carlota with a small group of national guardsmen to announce "Operation Liberty".
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There are two primary ways the federal government can activate National Guardsmen — either by Title 10 of the U.S. Code or Title 32.
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When Baldwin-Felts and Pinkerton agents teamed up with National Guardsmen in Ludlow, Colorado, in 1914, the consequences for workers were particularly deadly.
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Joseph Lengyel wrote on Twitter that up to 21625 guardsmen are now moving to the border along with vehicles, helicopters and other equipment.
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More than 1,700 National Guardsmen were involved in response and rescue efforts as of Sunday morning, with 2,000 expected to join the work.
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The guardsmen used pepper spray on the caravan, which as of mid-January included about 4,000 people, many of them women and children.
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The ruling also cites an article in Russkaya Vesna, alleging that Ukraine's Interior Ministry conspired with Mr. Markiv's fellow guardsmen to protect him.
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How many there are now: Currently, there are roughly 2,100 guardsmen deployed to the southern border in Arizona, Texas, New Mexico and California.
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There are currently 2,100 National Guardsmen on duty at the border and an additional 2,000 could be called upon to go if needed.
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National Guardsmen in body armor initially prevented Juan Guaidó, the leader of the country's opposition, from entering the building along with his supporters.
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Mexico responded, quickly dispatching 25,000 Mexican National Guardsmen to secure its southern border, which played a large role in mitigating the migration crisis.
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In 22018, Barack Obama sent 1,200 National Guardsmen to the border for 15 months, as part of a mission he called Operation Phalanx.
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It comprises 240 full-time personnel and 1,000 part-time or traditional Guardsmen who can be activated and deployed on short notice, Nelson said.
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With National Guardsmen on the roadside, civil rights marchers begin the 50-mile march to Montgomery, Alabama, to protest race discrimination in voter registration.
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And with Coast Guardsmen working in the Pentagon and with the military around the world, the Fisher House Foundation is again offering to assist.
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Remember how National Guardsmen in several states were hounded by the Pentagon to reimburse overpayments made in error to them during their wartime deployment?
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And on Monday, the military quickly put down an uprising from 27 anti-Maduro national guardsmen who seemingly aimed to foment the president's ouster.
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At the state level, 18 governors have already activated more than 1,500 guardsmen to assist with the U.S. response to the virus, Esper said.
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By federalizing the force, guardsmen would be put under control of the president, rather than their respective governors, and could deploy outside their state.
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The four states the Nation Guardsmen are staged in have declared states of emergency and are likely to face impacts in the coming days.
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Doug Ducey (R) announced the deployment of 225 guardsmen to support the mission, with an unspecified number of additional members expected to deploy Tuesday.
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He described a harrowing journey in which he cautiously crossed the country, with the help of national guardsmen who were friendly to his cause.
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We lacked even rudimentary training and would have been as ineffective and insensitive as many of the guardsmen and state troopers on the scene.
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With him was Mr López, walking freely in public for the first time since he was imprisoned in 2014, and a few dozen national guardsmen.
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There have been minor military revolts, most recently on January 21st, when 27 national guardsmen stole weapons and declared themselves in rebellion before being arrested.
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Outside a state-owned supermarket, a dozen national guardsmen equipped with body armour, truncheons and tear-gas are stopping a pregnant woman from coming in.
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Since then, about 2900,220006 Guardsmen have been serving at the border -- but aren't interacting with immigrants and are only providing technical assistance to Border Patrol.
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Though Bennett identifies Billingsley as a medic, he's actually a motor transport operator, but all soldiers and Guardsmen learn first aid skills during basic training.
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While performing forced labor there, the woman alleged that two Home Guardsmen made her strip naked and lie on her stomach atop stinging safari ants.
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On the Brazilian border, National Guardsmen broke up an effort to bring in aid by firing at activists from the Pemón indigenous community, killing four.
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Near one protest, masked youths and national guardsmen fought running skirmishes, and the police swiftly repressed several attempted demonstrations with tear gas and rubber bullets.
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Biden also misstated the number of people shot by Ohio National Guardsmen at Kent State University in May 1970, saying it was more than 40.
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That campaign ended in violent defeat when Wisconsin National Guardsmen fired into a crowd of strikers, killing seven people, including a 21924-year-old boy.
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Jerry Brown (D) earlier said he would accept federal funding to add 400 California Guardsmen, but insisted the troops not be used for immigration enforcement.
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Officials were alarmed enough to order 23,7003 National Guardsmen to stand by ready in case the spillway collapsed and brought down chunks of the dam itself.
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Mr López and his family took refuge in the Spanish ambassador's residence, while two dozen rebel national guardsmen were reported to be in the Brazilian embassy.
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In April, Trump directed Mattis to send 4,000 National Guardsmen to the U.S.-Mexico border amid frustrations at the lack of progress on his proposed wall.
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The lawmakers argued that while past presidents routinely sent Guardsmen and reservists to the border, it's unusual to use active-duty troops as Trump has done.
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The Pentagon's April memo stipulates that the guardsmen not perform law enforcement activities or interact with migrants or other individuals detained by Homeland Security without approval.
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When asked for an estimate of how many National Guardsmen would move to the border, White said that that will be decided by the aforementioned cell.
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One group of opposition supporters blocked the main highway in the capital, but national guardsmen sent to confront the demonstrators made no attempt to dislodge them.
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"Like many Guardsmen and women across the country, I am leaving my day job to serve our nation," the New York Democrat said in a statement.
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Mattis' memo stipulates that the guardsmen are not to perform law enforcement activities or interact with migrants or other individuals detained by DHS without Mattis' approval.
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South Carolina National Guardsmen transfer bulk diesel fuel into fuel tanker trucks for distribution in advance of Hurricane Florence, in North Charleston, South Carolina, on Monday.
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"We are still evaluating and discussing with the border states the missions the Guardsmen will perform in support of federal law enforcement," the official said Thursday.
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Mattis's memo stipulates that the guardsmen are not to perform law enforcement activities or interact with migrants or other individuals detained by DHS without his approval.
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As of Tuesday, roughly 3,900 active-duty service members and about 2,600 National Guardsmen were deployed to the southern border, said Pentagon spokesman Army Lt. Col.
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Later, the two men inspected a cordon of bearskin-hatted guardsmen, making small talk with the straight-faced men as they stood in the mild London sun.
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They agreed to send 6,000 national guardsmen to Mexico's southern border and to host asylum-seekers as they await news of their claims from the United States.
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National Guardsmen in fatigues were manning the barricades surrounding the nearby Justice Center, Cleveland's police headquarters and the place where arrested protesters will be taken this week.
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Active-duty military troops and National Guardsmen were sent by the Trump administration in droves late last year in an effort to enhance security at the border.
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Chants of "Russia without Putin" and "Putin resign" echoed through central Moscow as guardsmen clad in riot gear beat back protesters with batons and roughly detained people.
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Tens of thousands of National Guardsmen, reservists and active-duty federal military personnel responded to the storms, providing search and rescue recovery assistance in the affected areas.
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The police convoy that raced by the National Guardsmen was heading to free a 53-year-old American man kidnapped by members of the Assassin Artists cartel.
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When under state control, Guardsmen have "additional authorities that can assist law enforcement and they maintain their direct command and control links within their states," Lengyel said.
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Several thousand National Guardsmen, 5,000 troops from the 82nd Airborne Division and 19553 members of the State Police were sent into the streets to quell the violence.
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Horry County spokeswoman Brooke Holden revealed on Thursday that guardsmen had waved the jail van around a barricade near the Little Pee Dee River in South Carolina.
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Children die from treatable ailments, protesters battle with national guardsmen in the streets, residents gather water from mud puddles and families cannot afford to bury their dead.
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The 14 photos below, compiled by the US Defense Department, depict some of the lighter moments enjoyed by soldiers, sailors, Marines, airmen, and coast guardsmen during 2016.
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No one complained, and, Mr. Gillespie said, there was even a rivalry between the actors playing Coast Guardsmen and those on the Pendleton about who was suffering more.
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Without being asked, two national guardsmen take out a smartphone and display a video of drunken army officers having their bootleg liquor and bags of white powder confiscated.
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Lall's black turban featured the ceremonial cap star that matches the one on the bearskin hats worn by the other approximately 1,000 Guardsmen who participate in the Trooping.
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In all, a hundred and twenty protesters died in the fighting, and on two occasions National Guardsmen and chavista loyalists stormed the National Assembly to assault opposition legislators.
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While the video ended once the chase was over, guardsmen had to spend the next 12 hours unloading the huge haul of coke, worth an estimated $232 million.
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The US Army has long used visual modifications to fashion make-shift enemies that look like real world foes, but Army Guardsmen are taking that a bit further.
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Lopez Obrador responded by sending thousands of National Guardsmen to Mexico's borders and has accepted thousands of asylum seekers while they await court hearings in the United States.
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Four national guardsmen in full riot gear are then seen suddenly grabbing Ustinov, pushing him to the ground, and beating him with their truncheons before marching him off.
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Former President George W. Bush sent about 6,000 Guard troops to the border in 2006, while former President Obama sent about 85033,200 guardsmen to the border in 2010.
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As sporadic sniping continued, guardsmen and policemen — weary and trigger-quick after days and nights of tension — were reported to have engaged each other in several accidental gunfights.
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Many of the National Guardsmen who were sent to the streets in previous years have not returned to work because their salaries are nearly worthless, Mr. Alcalá said.
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The guardsmen were on a designated mission, making sure the island's water plant generators were operational, but they said they would come help Andrés team after they were done.
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Mr Avakov perceived this as a declaration of war by Mr Poroshenko, and dispatched national guardsmen and police officers to block roads in Kharkiv to prevent his son's arrest.
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But students and faculty believe that the shutdown is directly tied to the 1900 armed police and National Guardsmen who will be housed at the school during the convention.
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Recall that earlier this year, Trump directed Mattis to send 4,21625 National Guardsmen to the U.S.-Mexico border amid frustrations at the lack of progress on his proposed wall.
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After Mexico increased enforcement, including the deployment of about 85033,000 national guardsmen to its borders, apprehensions of migrants at the southern border fell to about 100,000 people in June.
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The flags are a reminder that the holiday is first and foremost about the "soldiers, sailors, Marines, airmen and Coast Guardsmen who didn't make it home," Kerrigan told MassLive.com.
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Idaho National Guardsmen are using new kits provided by a Hollywood special-effects company to turn Humvees into Russian T-230 main battle tanks and BTR-2000 personnel carriers.
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On the road below, hundreds of people had gathered to march in support of the opposition, but their progress was stopped by Guardsmen poised with riot gear and guns.
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The video feed then showed figures dressed in black breaking through a barrier from the sidelines of a wide street where hundreds of uniformed guardsmen were arrayed in formation.
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Standing alongside national guardsmen as the sun rose over La Carlota air base in Caracas, Mr. Guaidó said his "nonviolent struggle" was within the parameters of the country's Constitution.
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In Colorado, 145 National Guardsmen were assisting with drive-up Covid-19 testing centers and helping to plan future screening missions, according to the National Guard Bureau in Washington.
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Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards declared a state of emergency, saying 200 Louisiana National Guardsmen were being deployed, along with 63 high-water trucks, 39 boats, and 4 helicopters.
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Thousands of National Guardsmen around the country are also helping respond to the pandemic, with the federal government so far paying for them in California, New York and Washington.
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Then this past week, Vladimir Padrino, Mr. Maduro's defense minister, told a Spanish news service that he planned to take any protester who attacked National Guardsmen to the tribunals.
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Before the protests, the government flooded the streets with riot police and national guardsmen and ordered a blanket ban on public gatherings, promising prison sentences for those who disobeyed.
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Three black men were shot to death — nine other people were terrorized and beaten — after the police and guardsmen arrived at the motel, responding to reports of sniper fire.
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No group immediately claimed responsibility for the assault in Ahvaz, which saw gunfire spray into a crowd of marching Guardsmen, bystanders and government officials watching from a nearby riser.
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Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards declared a state of emergency, saying 200 Louisiana National Guardsmen were being deployed, along with 63 high-water trucks, 39 boats, and four helicopters.
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If they get to the point that they see their livelihoods at risk, they are not going to turn around and run like the National Guardsmen did on Saturday.
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"Looters," which depicts two National Guardsmen carrying electronics out of a residence, is one of 14 pieces of street art Banksy left behind after a 2008 visit to New Orleans.
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The Texas Army National Guard said 250 guardsmen along with aircraft, vehicles and surveillance equipment were to be deployed along the state's border with Mexico within the next 72 hours.
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I volunteered to go with (her fellow Guardsmen) because I felt it was my duty as a soldier and a friend to join them in the service of our country.
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After days of rioting and looting, police -- skittish about reports of snipers -- terrorized and killed African-Americans unluckily brought together at the Algiers Motel, as complicit National Guardsmen stood by.
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About 22019,100 National Guardsmen are currently deployed near the border as part of orders issued in April amid Trump's frustration at the lack of progress on his proposed border wall.
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In the survey of 951 active-duty troops, reservists and National Guardsmen, 21625 percent said they would vote for Trump in a match-up against Clinton, the Democratic front-runner.
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It's estimated that it will cost $182 million to keep 2,093 guardsmen at the border through the end of September, which represents just more than half of the personnel approved.
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The Pentagon's April memo also stipulates that the guardsmen are not to perform law enforcement activities or interact with migrants or other individuals detained by Homeland Security without his approval.
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In the survey of 951 active-duty troops, reservists and National Guardsmen, 54 percent said they would vote for Trump in a match-up against Clinton, the Democratic front-runner.
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But Mattis in a House Armed Services Committee hearing described the deployment of up to 4,85033 guardsmen to the border is "an anticipatory backing-up" of Customs and Border Patrol.
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He spoke with Air Force airmen in Qatar, Marines in Kuwait, sailors from the 5th Fleet in the Middle East, Coast Guardsmen in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba and soldiers from Kuwait.
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The number of National Guardsmen called up to deal with the coronavirus response may double by the weekend, and a top general says they may help with local law enforcement.
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The Army's 32nd Division, made up of National Guardsmen from Michigan and Wisconsin, was nicknamed the "Gemütlichkeit Division" — the German word means "coziness" — because it included so many German immigrants.
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At Thursday's ceremony, approximately 1,000 family members of the graduating guardsmen and guardswomen were seated closely together in temporary grandstands and another 400 packed tightly together in other vantage points.
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White could not say whether guardsmen would be armed or if they will perform patrols with border security agents, adding that the new support cell will help answer such questions.
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"The Guard members will serve in administrative capacities and assist in providing security at traffic information points - the Guardsmen will not be going to the actual protest site," Balken said.
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Mexican Foreign Relations Secretary Luis Vinegary Caso said Wednesday he'd spoken to Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen, who'd assured him the guardsmen would be deployed unarmed in a supporting role.
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Unknown to many, there are still over 6900 American soldiers, mostly New Jersey National Guardsmen, currently serving there, an integral part of NATO's 2628,28503 soldier multinational force of 22019 nations.
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What I did, working in the Senate, where I crossed the aisle often, working even with the senator from South Carolina, Lindsey Graham, to get Tricare for national guardsmen and women.
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Police, national guardsmen and paramilitary groups drove back lorries carrying food and medical supplies, and used tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse people who were trying to escort the aid.
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Why it matters: The incident comes as Mexico steps up immigration enforcement at the request of the U.S., with thousands of national guardsmen deployed and new checkpoints created, as WashPost notes.
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The King could have had his royal guardsmen force the mob to disperse, but he clearly felt it was in his best interest not to fire on a crowd of women.
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One prominent youth leader, Roberto Patiño, who runs a nonprofit group encouraging peaceful political solutions, acknowledged that a few protesters had thrown Molotov cocktails at the Guardsmen, or had hurled rocks.
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Where companies amassed arsenals of weapons for goons to use against their own employees and recruited the police and National Guardsmen to help them if these private corporate armies proved insufficient.
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The 26th "Yankee" Division, made up of National Guardsmen from New England, sketched pretty much everything into the cave walls during their six-week stay in the Chemin des Dames sector.
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White also could not say whether guardsmen would be armed or if they will perform patrols with border security agents, adding that the new support cell will help answer such questions.
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Three days after Genet delivered his speech and fled the country, students protesting Nixon's widening of the Vietnam war into Cambodia were killed by Ohio National Guardsmen at Kent State University.
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Down the street, county and federal officials had set up a command center, and long lines of military troop carriers stood on either side of the road, filled with fidgeting national guardsmen.
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After the first tear-gas canisters were fired by the national guardsmen on the border, some protesters rushed towards the Tachira river, which has largely dried up, and hurled stones at them.
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Venezuelans rescued boxes of food and medicine from a burning truck at the Francisco de Paula Santander bridge after Maduro ordered national guardsmen to torch the trucks once they entered the country.
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Some parts of Texas received 52 inches of rain from the storm, a record for the continental U.S. The entire Texas National Guard — 12,000 guardsmen — are serving Harris County and surrounding areas.
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According to the National Assembly's official Twitter page, the scuffles -- caught on video -- started after the National Guardsmen came into the building carrying electoral boxes, prompting demands for an explanation from lawmakers.
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I was closer to the gas-masked National Guardsmen than they were, but the Guard shot over the heads of the crowd I was in and killed and wounded students behind us.
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There will be long-term effects, beginning with the loss of trust and confidence in our political leaders by federal workers and Coast Guardsmen who bore the brunt of an unnecessary shutdown.
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Coast Guard officials said July 10 that the service's counter-narcotics operations were highlighted by the prosecution during Guzman's 11-week trial earlier this year, and several Coast Guardsmen served as witnesses.
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California's National Guard said on Thursday that it had received written confirmation from the Pentagon that the federal government will fund the deployment of guardsmen along the U.S.-Mexico border and elsewhere.
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It provoked the largest student strike in the nation's history, with 63 million students boycotting classes, and 700 colleges shut down — among them Kent State, after National Guardsmen killed four students there.
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Three states rolled out emergency plans Monday as subtropical Storm Alberto made landfall with driving rain and high winds that ended Memorial Day festivities early and sent National Guardsmen into waterlogged communities.
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The Reagan Administration, perceiving a threat to American interests, authorized the C.I.A. to organize a violent uprising against Ortega; the insurgents, led by former Somoza National Guardsmen, became known as the Contras.
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The messages—WATER PICKUP, with big blue arrows—lead to a fire station parking lot, where National Guardsmen in fatigues and orange vests watch over 6-foot-tall towers of bottled water.
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Many of her fellow guardsmen had taken off the beginning of that week to spend time with family, but she was single at the time and clocked in at work as usual.
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The president's tweet contradicted Brown's announcement on Wednesday that the Trump administration had agreed to fund the deployment of as many as 85033 California guardsmen along the U.S.-Mexico border and elsewhere.
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But Brown also said his state's National Guard would not seek to enforce immigration laws, sparking a debate between state and federal officials about how California's guardsmen would fit into Trump's overall mission.
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The government's reaction was fierce and sustained: whenever the protesters assembled, they were met by squads of National Guardsmen, who fired tear-gas grenades, and then often charged, on foot or on motorbikes.
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Rotate in guardsmen who are already committed to a two-week training deployment, he suggests; put them in planes flown by the Air National Guard that also has to get its hours in.
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But students believe the decision to essentially close the campus relates to protests over another safety issue — the fear created by having 1,2003 armed police officers and National Guardsmen housed in campus dormitories.
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"This isn't just the right action to take, it's the only action to take — and I'm pleased that the secretary of Defense is waiving repayment for most Guardsmen," Hunter said in a statement.
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"The cops and National Guard—they didn't know what the hell to do," said Roussel, who says that he rescued National Guardsmen from their trucks when they drove too deep in the floodwaters.
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"That's why he was traveling in the region to Damascus and Beirut and Baghdad: To conspire with people to attack American facilities that contained diplomats, soldiers, sailors, airmen, Marines, coast guardsmen," O'Brien said.
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Early on, bottled water and filters had been distributed by uniformed National Guardsmen, some of whom had demanded to see a driver's license from recipients; though the tactic stopped, the fear had not.
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Kayakers paddled down Boston streets and national guardsmen rescued 21978 people from their homes in nearby Quincy, sometimes carrying them to safety in the scoopers of front-end loaders, CNN affiliate WBZ reported.
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Robert Salesses, the Pentagon's deputy assistant secretary for homeland defense integration, said California declined a specific request to commit 237 guardsmen to two sectors near the Mexican border, San Diego and El Centro.
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"There is an enormous gap right now not being filled," said Kilmer, noting that his home state of Washington successfully helped fill that gap through guardsmen largely culled from the state's tech industry.
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Coast Guardsmen (as they're called whether they're women or men) are deployed all over the world and have fought and died in every war since 1790, when Alexander Hamilton created this seafaring force.
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"Helmeted troops, armed with M‐1 rifles, were stationed in pairs on some overpasses, while other guardsmen rumbled along on patrol in quarter‐ton trucks," reported The New York Times on May 1, 1970.
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WASHINGTON — Strolling past red-uniformed guardsmen at Windsor Castle on a gloriously sunny Friday, the queen of England at his side, President Trump was savoring the moment, broadcast live to his supporters back home.
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"As transgender service members, we are and have always been soldiers, sailors, airmen, Marines, and Coast Guardsmen first," said Blake Dremann, the president of Sparta, an L.G.B.T. military group with 500 active-duty members.
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At Christ Community Church a few miles from the Moore residence, national guardsmen, fire officials and church members helped a few dozen residents with their medical needs and supplied them with food and clothing.
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In a video clip, recorded by a Venezuelan journalist for an online news site, a lone figure wearing a backpack and a helmet appears, approaching the guardsmen from a distance with his arms outstretched.
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But he also said that his state's National Guard would not seek to enforce immigration laws, sparking a debate between state and federal officials about how California's guardsmen would fit into Trump's overall mission.
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In New Mexico, about a dozen guardsmen will remain in the southwestern part of the state, Ms. Grisham said, to help with humanitarian aid for migrants who cross the border into the United States.
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Patiño told me that the Guardsmen, in order to intimidate antigovernment neighborhoods, entered apartment buildings at night and smashed windows and doors; at times, they cut elevator cables, forcing elderly residents to take the stairs.
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Jerry Brown announced on Wednesday that the Trump administration had agreed to fund the deployment of as many as 400 California guardsmen along the U.S.-Mexico border, the California coast and within the state itself.
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That's generous: One of the governor's first acts related to cannabis after his swearing-in was to step up enforcement: if legalization would create more outlaws, legalization would also require more National Guardsmen flying helicopters.
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Joseph L. Lengyel, who also spoke to reporters, said that though the majority of National Guardsmen are in Florida, the Pentagon is prepared to shift numbers should the storm path change and move further north.
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The president signed an order on Wednesday deploying National Guardsmen to the southern border, though it was unclear how many would be sent, how much the operation would cost or how long it would last.
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There are currently 2,100 National Guardsmen along the border, but the DHS request could lead to the first large-scale deployment of active-duty U.S. military forces to support the border protection mission under Trump.
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DETROIT — They crept through this city clutching their rifles, an army of jittery cops and National Guardsmen surrounded by an armored battalion that seemed more suitable for a Vietnam jungle than a Middle American thoroughfare.
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In the aftermath of Hurricane Florence, one of the largest storms to hit the Carolinas in years, National Guardsmen transported more than 300 cots and 800 blankets to eight different shelters across Fayetteville, North Carolina.
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His tweet comes as Arizona and Texas begin to deploy hundreds of guardsmen to the border starting this weekend as part of Trump's plan to shore up the area until his border wall is complete.
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Earlier, breaking with formality, the President chatted good-naturedly with guardsmen in their towering bearskin busby hats who were lined up in his honor in the gardens of Buckingham Palace as field guns thundered a salute.
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However, the last plate shows a group of National Guardsmen, rifles held at their sides, standing outside the Tennessee State Capitol building on April 6, 1968, two days after Martin Luther King was murdered in Memphis.
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More than 600 US Air Force guardsmen, reservists and active-duty airmen completed a new fighter exercise February 7 at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, featuring the integration of the world's most advanced, fifth-generation airframes.
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The National Guard Bureau, which oversees America's armed-force reserves, said that 965 guardsmen have been deployed to the Mexican border, considerably fewer than the up to 4,000 that Donald Trump wants to patrol the area.
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Their job, according to ABC News, was "to discuss the mission, including how many more guardsmen will be needed" — in other words, 150 Guard troops were sent to decide how many more Guard units to send.
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Over the first 45 minutes of the movie, the film looks at Bernie's other relationships, from his local-boy closeness with the area fisherman to his awkwardness around other Guardsmen, who resent his rule-abiding earnestness.
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"Many of our guardsmen work in the cyber and IT field in their civilian careers, and we must present more opportunities to harness their skillset to advance our nation's cyber initiatives," she added in a statement.
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The deployment of a potential 4,000 guardsmen to the border is lower than the 6,000 Guard troops former President George W. Bush sent in 2006 but higher than the 1,85033 former President Obama sent in 2010.
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About 41,000 active-duty Coast Guardsmen who were working without pay and were unsure when they'd see their next paychecks were told they should consider having garage sales, babysitting, and dog-walking, the Washington Post reported.
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When Bobby Kennedy was shot in Los Angeles just after winning California's Democratic primary for president, Mr. Holler was in New York working on an album for the Royal Guardsmen, singers of the various Snoopy songs.
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The scene was right out of an action movie: two drone explosions during a parade of the National Guard, confused guardsmen running for cover and conspiracies about a rogue military group that may have claimed responsibility.
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Neil Young's "Ohio" resonated in ways political and personal, too, since many of us Vietnam-era soldiers were the same age as the students killed at Kent State — and the National Guardsmen who fired at them.
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In the corner, a young boy stroked a feather he'd earned for his bravery during the clearing of the North Camp, when National Guardsmen came in with tractors and leveled tipis and put out sacred fires.
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A local real estate developer, Sean Cummings, was giving a sneak peek of his prize, which depicts two National Guardsmen making off with a TV and a boom box and putting them in a shopping cart.
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From 5.93 to 2008, President George W. Bush deployed 6,000 guardsmen to southern border states, costing $1.2 billion and assisting with 11.7% of total apprehensions at the border and 9.4% of marijuana seized in that time.
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" The jurors wrote in the final ruling that Mr. Markiv's fellow guardsmen "were instructed to give pre-agreed answers" and that the Russkaya Vesna article "contains some elements that seemed to be pointing toward the truth.
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Amid the ongoing violence, the government faced criticism for using thousands of guardsmen to increase enforcement against undocumented migrants rather than to tackle the high levels of violent crime plaguing many of Mexico&aposs 20.5 states.
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Juan Guaidó, acknowledged as the country's interim president by many democracies and millions of Venezuelans, appeared outside an air-force base in Caracas flanked by national guardsmen to declare that the end of the dictatorship was imminent.
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The Defense Department on Monday announced the deployment of more than 2202,2628 active-duty service members to the southern U.S. border, which joined nearly 28500,6900 National Guardsmen already stationed at the border to assist Homeland Security personnel.
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It was only when 14,000 National Guardsmen arrived, and an 8 PM curfew was enacted, that an accounting could take place: 34 dead, a thousand injured, over three thousand arrested, and a thousand buildings damaged or destroyed.
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But a more comparable example can be found under George W. Bush, who in 2006, sent some 6,313 Guardsmen to the border for a two year period starting in 2006, a cost to taxpayers of $1.2 billion.
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On April 30th the interim president appeared on a motorway in Caracas at dawn flanked by a few dozen rebel national guardsmen and by Venezuela's best-known political prisoner, Leopoldo López, who had escaped house arrest that morning.
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The women kicked things off (no pun intended) with a "Rock the Fleet" party for sailors, Marines and Coast Guardsmen during New York City Fleet Week in May, and danced for military members at Sail Boston in June.
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About 50 police in riot gear, aided by National Guardsmen, moved slowly through the camp in Cannon Ball, North Dakota, checking structures for any of the several dozen protesters who had stayed beyond the Wednesday deadline to evacuate.
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While the guardsmen swam to shore, the Carolina Queen III, which they'd gone to help, remained stuck when the sun rose over Rockaway Beach, part of the borough of Queens in the far southeastern part of New York.
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The region is set to face droughts of ever-greater severity and duration, and has a long history of conflict, including a 85033 incident when Arizona mobilized its National Guardsmen just to prevent water from flowing into California.
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Small groups of migrants crossed the bridge from Tecun Uman, Guatemala, to Ciudad Hidalgo, Mexico, on Saturday after Mexican National Guardsmen repelled an attempt by some of the Central Americans to force their way through the border gates.
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They also want more details on the total number of guardsmen to be sent, who will govern them, what role they will play along the border, the estimated cost of the deployment and where the money will come from.
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Karl Schultz issued a Coast Guard-wide message reiterating the military's "zero tolerance" policy on marijuana use and announcing a ban on Coast Guardsmen entering shops and mobile dispensaries and using online stores or delivery services that sell marijuana.
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To forgo the tariffs, which are set to start at 5 percent on Monday but escalate each month to 25 percent, the government of Mexico has offered to deploy thousands of national guardsmen to patrol its border with Guatemala.
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From 2010 to 2012, President Barack Obama sent 1,200 guardsmen to the border to the tune of more than $110 million, and they assisted with 5.9% of the total apprehensions and 2.6% of the marijuana seizures on the border.
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A caucus source said Velazquez wants a czar named to lead the recovery efforts, immediate medical relief and supplies after multiple deaths of hospital patients, and help with security and logistics in the form of National Guardsmen or army members.
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In addition to the U.N.-related issues, coast guardsmen also found minor safety violations like faulty emergency light bulbs, a lack of fire hoses, corroded air vents and inadequate accommodations for crew, according to Philippines Coast Guard spokesman Armand Balilo.
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Fleet Week is an annual week-long celebration during which people in the New York area can meet "Sailors, Marines and Coast Guardsmen, as well as witness firsthand the latest capabilities of today's maritime services," according to the Fleet Week webpage.
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Some of the military police and helicopter crews will remain to quickly respond if needed by border agents, officials told the AP. An additional 2,85033 National Guardsmen — sent to the border in a separate deployment in April — will remain until Sept.
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At least 1,500 guardsmen have now been sent to the border to curtail a "surge of illegal activity," according to Trump, amid outstanding questions about the cost of the endeavor, how long troops will stay and how warranted the move is.
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While Texas, New Mexico and Arizona have sent at least 28503,22019 troops so far, California rejected the federal government's initial plans for sending guardsmen to the border, as the work was thought to be too closely tied to immigration enforcement.
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Mexico had previously announced its plans to deploy 6,000 national guardsmen to its southern border with Guatemala, but its plans to beef up security on its border with the U.S. had not previously been disclosed, according to the news service.
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Visibly vexed at not being able to take part in the rescue, the three guardsmen remained at their post on the lookout for migrants as one cop car after another, sirens blaring, zipped past them toward the scene of the gunfight.
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See photos of the fierce wildfires in Southern California The state National Guard's 25th Airlift Wing out of Oxnard has also joined the fight, even though roughly 220 of the National Guardsmen involved had to be evacuated themselves, said spokeswoman Maj.
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In their current state-level Title 32 status, the country's 450,000 Guardsmen can be deployed by their governor to transport medical supplies, help with drive-through testing, and assist local law enforcement with enforcing curfews and other tasks, Lengyel said.
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In April, Mr. Guaidó made an unsuccessful bid to unseat Mr. Maduro by force when he appeared in a video flanked by national guardsmen who had defected from the government, calling on the rest of the armed forces to join him.
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Trump on Wednesday announced he would order deployment of the National Guard to the U.S.-Mexico border, but did not specify in what capacity or for how long, except that guardsmen would be there until his proposed border wall is built.
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While those outside the service may shrug at the above video and chalk it up to some guardsmen having a little fun, those within the military are furious, deriding the video for what they say is making a mockery of a solemn event.
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"The brave Coast #Guardsmen on our sea service team keep America's waters safe, deploy with our carrier strike groups around the world and are forward-deployed in maritime theaters of war supporting maritime security and counter-piracy," Chief of Naval Operations Adm.
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At least 1,500 guardsmen have now been sent to the border to curtail a "surge of illegal activity," according to Trump, amid outstanding questions about the cost of the endeavor, how long troops will stay and how warranted the move is. Rep.
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But there are stark differences: If then, generals stood stone-faced in dark sunglasses as military formations stood at attention, Mr. Maduro appears in constant crisis, as was on display Saturday when his national guardsmen fled the attack and he sought cover.
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Nearly 20 governors have already activated national guardsmen as they work to contain the rapidly spreading virus within their own states, and some have encouraged the president to mobilize the Army Corps of Engineers in a further step to address the outbreak.
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Janos Slynt (Dominic Carter) The former commander of the City Watch, Janos Slynt was willing to do what he considered nasty but necessary work, from betraying Ned Stark and giving the order to kill Stark's guardsmen to murdering King Robert's bastard babies.
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Liang-Ming Mora, 43, a resident of El Valle, described watching from the window of her high-rise apartment as her neighbors threw objects at National Guardsmen and residents of a nearby area descended onto the streets, burning tires and looting stores.
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Richard Spencer, whom Esper fired as Navy secretary, boosted the deployment by 1,100 active-duty troops and 1,000 National Guardsmen in July during his brief stint as acting Defense secretary, bringing the force to 6,600 troops in total, including 3,600 active-duty troops.
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The Department of Defense then announced the deployment of more than 5,200 active-duty service members to the southern border — which later jumped to 7,000 — to join the nearly 85033,100 National Guardsmen already stationed at the border to assist Homeland Security personnel.
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Kathryn Bigelow's new film Detroit dramatizes an incident at the Algiers Motel that occurred on the third night of the riots in which police and National Guardsmen, claiming to be looking for snipers, killed three black youths and beat and humiliated several other individuals.
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Mexican security forces have not historically detained migrants at the northern border, and the government has been subject to increased criticism following a photograph last week depicting heavily armed national guardsmen stopping women and a child from crossing the Rio Grande, according to AFP.
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The guardsmen themselves, who are posted in groups at specific points along the border or patrol the frontier in military vehicles mounted with heavy weapons, say they do not detain migrants but are there to advise them not to cross into the United States.
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He was just back from Vietnam, and what might have been a hiatus from combat turned violent in Chicago, where National Guardsmen with rifles and police officers with nightsticks and tear gas clashed with antiwar demonstrators outside the convention hall where Democrats were meeting.
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People were shouting, running past my building, trying to escape from a contingent of national guardsmen who had opened fire a block away with buckshot, rubber bullets and tear gas canisters on a peaceful demonstration outside the offices of PDVSA, the state-owned oil company.
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Mexico responded by sending out thousands of National Guardsmen to tighten up its southern and northern borders, and this month the government said it had averted the risk of having to adopt new migration rules that could allow Trump to expel thousands of asylum-seekers into Mexico.
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" It added, "Joe Rosenthal's photo captured a single moment in the 36-day battle during which more than 6,500 U.S. servicemen made the ultimate sacrifice, and it is representative of the more than 70,000 U.S. Marines, sailors, soldiers and Coast Guardsmen that contributed to the battle.
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CIUDAD JUAREZ, Mexico (Reuters) - A convoy of Mexican state and municipal police trucks roared along the U.S.-Mexico border in Ciudad Juarez to confront cartel gunmen, past National Guardsmen patrolling the banks of the Rio Grande River for migrants trying to cross into the United States.
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If you stay long enough, gulf oil barons may glide by with their white-robed entourages, perhaps brushing past Iranian Revolutionary Guardsmen in uniform or diplomats from Turkey or Russia, all of them hoping to bully or bribe Iraq's weak state to their own preferred shape.
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In 22004, Rockefeller hired the publicity expert Ivy Lee to salvage his image after the Ludlow Massacre, in which security guards and National Guardsmen attacked miners on strike at a Rockefeller-owned mine, killing more than a dozen people, including some of the miners' wives and children.
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The aircraft were flown out of the Francis S. Gabreski Air National Guard Base in Westhampton Beach, New York, and were piloted by air national guardsmen from the 106th Rescue Wing, according to Eric Durr, a spokesman for the New York State Division of Military and Naval Affairs.
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We are given only a couple of fleeting scenes, when he diffuses a situation between the police and a black boy frustrated by the officers' way of speaking to him, and later, when he brings the white Guardsmen coffee as a gesture of goodwill and keeping the peace.
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Since it's situated on an island outside the United States, the Pentagon has to send guards on rotations there — usually National Guardsmen or reservists — as well as account for costs like Coast Guard patrols of the nearby waters, medical staff, lawyers, chaplains, and all the requisite support staff.
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On board were 13 coast guardsmen specially-trained in boarding vessels, including members of its elite Tactical Law Enforcement Team, which often accompany Navy ships on counter-drug missions, although Estamonte jokingly admitted that jumping onto a sub in choppy waters may not be in the training manual.
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His other compositions include the monumental "Symphony for 1,000 Drums," whose title is a literal accounting of the instrumentation involved; "Leiyla and the Poet," an electronic work; and "Opera Flies," a music-theater allegory inspired by the killing of four Kent State students by National Guardsmen in May 1970.
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In 1916, in response to cross-border raids by Mexican bandits and what The New York Times described as a "prairie fire of anti-American sentiment that has been sweeping northern Mexico," President Woodrow Wilson deployed more than 100,000 guardsmen to the border to reinforce regular Army units.
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Contingency planning began Tuesday at the Pentagon, where officials discussed enlisting guardsmen to deliver food and medical supplies to vulnerable populations, build temporary hospitals and retrofit facilities that could be used as hospitals, and work with local police units to enforce curfews like they have in coastal areas facing hurricanes.
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Stuck to the rehearsal-room wall were clues to their world: research images of the Hormel factory, which inspired the set; shots of the National Guardsmen, wearing boots like the ones that figure ominously in Davis's production; a newspaper photo of a worker's garage, the word SCAB burned into it, menacingly.
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The woman was from East Lansing, Michigan, and though I couldn't make out her name over the noise of the march, I did hear her say that her first protest was at Kent State University, just outside of Cleveland, where national guardsmen fired on unarmed college students on May 4, 1970.
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"They said get over there and set up an evacuation," Henke said, motioning toward the knot of relief workers, national guardsmen, and state and local police who were busy at work in a mall parking lot feeding evacuees and preparing them for transport on school buses, troop carriers, and even dump trucks.
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U.S. and Mexican officials over the past few days have discussed an emerging agreement in which Mexico would send 6,000 national guardsmen to its border with Guatemala to stop migrants from crossing and agree to house migrants seeking asylum in the U.S. Agricultural purchases were not known to be part of the talks.
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"Kent State: Recovered" probes whether the F.B.I. provoked National Guardsmen into shooting students; "Play Truman" intercuts excerpts from Truman's diary, in which the president grappled with the A-bomb, with footage from Japanese home movies of the 1940s; "Children of the Disappeared" collects interviews with perpetrators of the Argentine junta's Dirty War.
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Almost a quarter of McCain's fellow senators, Democrats and Republicans, traveled to Arizona to remember him during a carefully executed program that began at the Arizona State Capitol, continued to the Baptist church where he worshiped and ended at the Phoenix airport, where hundreds of Arizona National Guardsmen gave him one final salute.
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Under the deal, Mexico would deploy thousands of national guardsmen to the border with Guatemala in an effort to stop migrants from Central America from heading north toward the U.S. The countries would also change their asylum rules to require Central American migrants to apply for relief in the first foreign country they enter.
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The president has called for federal officials to prevent people from illegally entering the U.S. While Texas, New Mexico and Arizona have sent at least 1,000 troops so far, California rejected the federal government's initial plans for sending guardsmen to the border, as the work was thought to be too closely tied to immigration enforcement.
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For residents like Ms. Holmes, now 67, that day remains raw: The National Guardsmen rolling up and down the street with their tanks and guns; having to hide in the hallway between a bathroom and bedroom to avoid gunfire; seeing police officers rough up black men who were spread face down on the concrete.
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The military said it recovered all the weapons and captured those involved, calling the uprising "treasonous" and motivated by "obscure interests tied to the far right," according to the AP. A group of the guardsmen also reportedly posted videos on social media saying they won't recognize the government of President Nicolas Maduro, and urged him to leave power.
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"I fully support doing more at the border, but we don't need to rob the military" It is not clear whether the Trump administration will be requesting troops from other states besides those along the border, but states with some of the highest numbers of Guardsmen, Georgia, Florida, Pennsylvania, have already indicated publically they haven't been contacted by the government.
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By the eve of the war, Florida national guardsmen were protecting US bases and supporting special operations efforts at the Iraqi border; the Rhode Island air national guard deployed to Jordan to enlarge the infrastructure; five US Patriot missile units set up around Amman to protect the capital from Iraqi attack; and Army intelligence surveillance planes were flying along the Iraqi border.
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Because he's black and wears a uniform, the words "Uncle Tom" are thrown at him, but his gift is for taking palliative action before trouble erupts; he saves a black kid from police harassment by pretending to be a relative, and brings coffee to a bunch of National Guardsmen, who, having been summoned to the fracas, believe that they are in enemy terrain.
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US troops will join over 2,000 National Guardsmen who are already at the border, meaning upwards of 7,000 American forces will be mobilized to stop Central American migrants that are still some 13 miles away from the border and weeks away from arriving in the US. Currently, 5,239 troops are scheduled for deployment to the border but that number will likely grow, according to Gen.
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The Democratic lawmakers argued that while past presidents routinely sent Guardsmen and reservists to the border, it's unusual to use active-duty troops as President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE has done.
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The guardsmen are deploying as part of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's plan for the military to shore up the border until his administration builds his long-proposed border wall.
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