Новости за 30.09.2017

Police say the medical examiner confirmed Ashanti Billie's identity. Police didn't release a cause of death or if they know how the teen ended up in North Carolina.

The U.S. Navy will issue new directives requiring ship commanders operating in congested seas to broadcast their ships' locations in an effort to avoid collisions, according to a report that aired on NPR.

The wear-out date for the gray physical fitness training uniform occurs Sunday. Soldiers participating in organized physical fitness training must wear the newer black Army PT uniform, which was released in 2014.

Warriors' victory also propels Stuttgart into the final four, with two more spots up for grabs.

Reports of trouble inside Iran's secretive security forces are rare. Although scant details have emerged from officials or state media, many young draftees said the violence was not surprising. They described Iran's military training as a 21-month ordeal of physical humiliation, psychological stress and petty corruption, where mental health problems fester and socioeconomic grievances are magnified.

A Nerf gun battle at the Air Force Academy was reported as shots fired, setting off a campus-wide panic Friday night that prompted a lockdown and left cadets huddled under their dorm room desks and some texting their parents goodbye.

The El Paso County Sheriff's Office reported early Saturday morning that there were no injuries and no active shooter, after an alert had been made.

More than two weeks after a deadly training accident, three Fort Bragg soldiers remain hospitalized, according to U.S. Army Special Operations Command. One soldier was killed and seven personnel injured during the Sept. 14 training accident, which occurred during demolition training that was part of the Special Forces Qualification Course.

The donors and volunteers were moved by the images and stories of need. Hundreds of stories depicted on Boulder-based Humanwire's website, made the nonprofit an internet success in the past two years, helping it raise nearly $1 million in aid to help displaced persons.

Lakenheath plays another close game, but loses again and will have to win final two games for any playoff hopes.

Authorities in Congo say at least 10 people have died after a military cargo plane crash shortly after takeoff from the capital.

The Turkish government has opened a military training base, its largest in Africa, in the Somali capital, Mogadishu.

A Louisiana company has a $29 million Navy contract to design and build up to 50 patrol boats for the Naval Expeditionary Combat Command.

For Navy veteran Donald Raunig, each visit to Kodiak takes him back in time. "A lot of memories, a lot of memories." he said while visiting the Alaskan island as a cruise ship passenger.

When a natural disaster strikes in the United States, one of the first lines of defense in calming the chaos is typically the National Guard. But nine days after Hurricane Maria, less than half of the 8,000 members of the Puerto Rico National Guard were on duty. Many are dealing with the devastation in their own lives.

Guam Gov. Eddie Calvo has called for the U.S. Department of Defense to halt military construction projects on the island until the shortage of foreign labor is remedied.

Martin Lopez was shot in the hand on Sept. 23 by two thieves in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria. He was rushed to Centro Medico, a trauma center in the Puerto Rican capital. Waiting more than five days for treatment, Lopez finally received surgery. "Thank God I'm fine, I'm getting better," he said in an air-conditioned medical tent set up by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services on the grounds of Centro Medico.

Citigroup agreed Friday that it will give back $1.74 billion to the estate of Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc., the failed New York-based investment bank. Citigroup had kept about $2.1 billion that Lehman had on deposit with it for trades on everything from interest rates to corporate and sovereign debt at the time of the 2008 bankruptcy.

Retired Navy Captain Jerry Hendrix talks about the smart preparations the White House and Pentagon made for the Hurricane Maria.

A law prohibiting any kind of full-face covering, known popularly as the "Burqa Ban," takes effect Sunday in Austria, where the strong support for it portends potential political upheaval in the upcoming national election.

The Saints strengthened their grip on a postseason spot with the victory, which improved their record to 4-0 overall and 3-0 in the South division a year after they went winless.

Iraq's military prepared Saturday to take control of the international borders of the northern Kurdish region.

The win improved the defending DODEA-Europe Division II football champion's record to 3-1 overall and 2-1 in the North division following its loss last weekend to Spangdahlem.

Airstrikes on villages and towns held by the Islamic State group in eastern Syria have killed and wounded dozens a day after an attack by the extremists killed more than 120 pro-government fighters and briefly cut off the highway linking the capital Damascus with eastern Syria.

Spain and its most powerful and prosperous region are headed for a showdown, with police trying to shut down polling stations to stop the referendum and activists, students and parents occupying schools designated voting places to keep them open.