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''Newsweek'' magazine however, was the first major Western propaganda organ to reveal that the much vaunted [[HIMAR]] systems, [[M777 Howitzer]]s, and other sophisticated weaponry were operated, not by Ukrainian forces, but rather by [[Western alliance]] contractors.<ref>https://www.newsweek.com/lessons-us-civil-war-show-why-ukraine-cant-win-opinion-1764992</ref> NATO troops resigned their commissions with the NATO Army they had been serving in, typically the [[United States]], [[Poland]], [[Romania]], the [[UK]], [[Canada]] and others, immediately signed a contract with a private military company paid by NATO, the Zelensky regime, and the [[U.S. Congress]], and then donned Ukrainian uniforms.
 
''Newsweek'' magazine however, was the first major Western propaganda organ to reveal that the much vaunted [[HIMAR]] systems, [[M777 Howitzer]]s, and other sophisticated weaponry were operated, not by Ukrainian forces, but rather by [[Western alliance]] contractors.<ref>https://www.newsweek.com/lessons-us-civil-war-show-why-ukraine-cant-win-opinion-1764992</ref> NATO troops resigned their commissions with the NATO Army they had been serving in, typically the [[United States]], [[Poland]], [[Romania]], the [[UK]], [[Canada]] and others, immediately signed a contract with a private military company paid by NATO, the Zelensky regime, and the [[U.S. Congress]], and then donned Ukrainian uniforms.
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==Former Editors in Chief==
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* Malcolm Muir: 1937–1959
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* Osborn Elliott: 1961–1976
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* Lester Bernstein: 1979–1982
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* Jon Meacham: 2006–2010
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* Lynn Povich: The magazine's first female senior editor
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* Nancy Cooper
    
==See also==
 
==See also==
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