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  • Two Tiger Bases Pounded

    KILINOCHCHI: BASED ON INTELLIGENCE information and surveillance reports, Sri Lanka Air Force fighter craft shelled two LTTE military bases in KILINOCHCHI this (27) morning.
  • Soldier serving UN troops dies during pre-dawn operation

    A Sri Lankan soldier, serving the UN troops in Haiti died on Monday (20) when a pre-dawn operation conducted by UN troops to remove armed ex-soldiers from a police station at Petit-Goave, west of Port-au-Prince, came under rival fire.
  • Army Tae Kwon Do team shows colours

    Fifty seven soldiers after their ten-week long Tae Kwon Do training course passed out recently at the Sri Lanka Army Ordnance Corps grounds in Kankesanthurai at a display graced by Major General S.D Tennakoon, Commander, Security Forces Headquarters, Jaffna as Chief Guest.
  • THE ARMY DONATES WHEEL-CHAIRS IN POINT PEDRO

    Humanitarian assistance recognizes no boundaries, colour or creed, nor does a legitimate army approve any discrimination when it concerns well-being of any segment of the people for whom security is provided at state expense. The Sri Lanka Army, to be in consistent with this policy of goodwill, does extend its helping-hand at all times wherever they chose to serve. Eleven physically disabled civilians, most of who are impoverished and resident in Point Pedro and its suburbs, were this time fortunate to receive wheelchairs, donated by the Army at a simple ceremony, held at the Wallipuram Kovil premises on Friday (27).
  • Troops donate blood to Jaffna Hospital

    Officers and Other Ranks of 51 Division on Monday (7 March 2005) promptly and fully complied with an SOS appeal from Doctors and Medical Staff at Jaffna Teaching Hospital to the Army for immediate supply of blood, needed for urgent surgeries.
  • THE ARMY GOES FOR IT

    The Sri Lanka Army, the single largest organization in the country in terms of its manpower mobilization is to strengthen its Information Technology (IT) infrastructure to keep abreast of fast developing computer technology in the world. The Sri Lanka Institute of Information Technology in its efforts to assist the Army's proposal to this effect is to conduct fifteen IT courses for the benefit of its clerical staff of the Army during 2004-2005.
  • Arms &; Ammunition Left Behind Uncovered

    TRINCOMALEE: ON INFORMATION RECEIVED by civilians, Naval troops serving in THORANKADU area, TRINCOMALEE uncovered one T-56 weapon, one T-56 magazine, six hundred and sixty five (665) rounds of T-56 ammunition, twenty four electric detonators and six hand grenades Thursday (13) morning at about 8.30 a.m..