A U.S. Army HH-60M helicopter will land at UCCS March 21 as part of the Colorado Springs Recruiting Company STEM Week activities. The helicopter will be available on the West Lawn for students, faculty and staff to visit, and local U.S. Army Reserve representatives will be on site to answer questions.

The UCCS Army ROTC is sponsoring the visit, which is designed to showcase potential STEM careers and opportunities within the U.S. Army Reserve.

Nearly 20 percent of UCCS students have a direct connection with the military, either as active duty, veteran or as an immediate family member of a service member. Multiple staff and faculty members are also veterans. Since there will be military vehicles on campus, UCCS wants to make sure that the university is sensitive to theA Mumbai court on Thursday pardoned Pakistani-American LeT operative David Headley, who had surveyed targets for the 26/11 attacks, and made him an approver in the case, a move that may unravel the conspiracy behind the brazen terror assault.

"Accused David Headley is tendered pardon as per section 307 of Code of Criminal Procedure....Headley would be the prosecution witnesses in the case," said the judge G A Sanap. Headley will depose through video conference on February 8. The court added that pardon was being granted on the condition that he would reveal "every fact".

"He shall reveal all true facts leading to the conspiracy of terror attacks and also details of all the co-accused involved in this matter and crimes committed in India by him and others as per his