RIMAP-NC badge The RIMaP-NC has more than 900 men, more than half of whom are “rotating” (staff on a four-month mission). The majority of permanent staff are soldiers who have come from mainland France for a two-year stay. Only 90 non-commissioned soldiers are from local recruitment as EVAT or VD
Although the right to strike was not regulated until the 20th century, work stoppages were carried out for various reasons since ancient times, the first documented case being that of the workers of Set Maat (today Deir el-Medina, Egypt) during the reign of of Ramses III. We know this thanks to the
Resourceful, these paratroopers found an Italian motorcycle with sidecar in working order; using the railway line as a roadway, bouncing at breakneck speed on the sleepers, they managed to evacuate the two wounded at night to Sidi Nisr, where they received first aid. Hill had three bullets in the ch
The success of Flintlock led Americans to reduce their program of operations. Admiral Turner decided to carry out the attack on Eniwetok Atoll on February 17, which took the name of Operation Catchpole (record).The main objective was by three islands chosen among the 40 of the atoll:Engebi in the no