Photo: U.S. Department of Defense The Mammoth 2000 page National Defense Authorization Act passed the House Wednesday and is now headed to the Senate The Department of Veterans Affairs estimates as many as 3.5 million service members and veterans may have been exposed to airborne toxins since 9/11. The Bill requires the Pentagon to create and …
U.S. Will Withdraw From Syria When Local Forces Can Keep ISIS in Check DEC. 11, 2019 | BY C. TODD LOPEZU.S. forces in Syria will leave when local forces are capable of keeping ISIS in check on their own, Defense Secretary Dr. Mark T. Esper said. A UH-60 Blackhawk, with Combined Joint Task Force – Operation Inherent …
Cadet Christopher J. Morgan, Class of 2020, USMA Army Staff Sgt. Ladonies P. Strong was charged Sept. 13 with one specification each of involuntary manslaughter, negligent homicide, prevention of authorized seizure of property and reckless operation of a vehicle, a U.S. Army spokesperson said. Strong was also charged with two specifications of dereliction of duty. …
RKB Nam LT. Col, USAR (Ret.) ROBERT K. BROWN, USAR (Ret.) has lived a life of incredible adventure. He served in Vietnam as a Green Beret, trained troops and fought communists alongside them in hotspots around the globe and has diligently defended the second amendment via his long-held seat on the NRA Board of Directors. His …
New method for treating combat wounds being vetted at Fort Benning By Franklin Fisher A new, standardized way of training combat troops of all services in how to give first aid to wounded service members has undergone intensive vetting here by experts, and a final draft will be delivered to the Department of Defense at …
