787K views · 6.3K reactions | On December 1, 1969, the United States held its first televised draft lottery for the Vietnam War. Young men aged 19 to 26 watched anxiously as birthdates were drawn to determine the order of induction into military service. The process involved selecting 366 capsules, each representing a day of the year, to assign draft numbers. Those with lower numbers faced a higher likelihood of being called to serve. | History In Pictures | Facebook

University of Sydney Associate Professor Salvatore Babones has called for the United States to permanently place a new First Fleet in Darwin, given China is pointing a “hypothetical dagger” at Australia. | Sky News Australia

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6.7K views · 707 reactions | Military Honors----United States Air Force--- Airman First Class Isabella M. Garcia was assigned to the 718th Force Support Squadron at Kadena Air Base, Japan at the time of her passing. Please continue to pray for family and fellow Airmen as they grieve deeply! Thank you SoCal Patriot Guard Riders for all you do to support families! #AHeroRememberedNeverDies #neverforget #HonoringOurFallen | Honoring Our Fallen | Facebook

312K views · 291 shares | South Korea Thursday held the International Fleet Review, the first after a decade, south of the mainland off the coast of Jeju Island. Forty vessels from 11 countries including South Korea, United States and Russia and 24 South Korean aircrafts took part in the event. Approximately 2,500 people took part in the fleet review, including South Korean President Moon Jae-in, key domestic and foreign officials, and ordinary citizens. | Voice of America | Facebook