According to a new Army issued guideline released February 27th, the Training and Doctrine Command has begun screening soldiers to decide eligibility for a new Basic Needs Allowance. This is … Continue reading Army Currently Screening For Basic Needs Allowance Eligibility
The United States Navy has decided to rename one of its oceanographic survey ships, USNS Maury, to USNS Marie Tharp, in honor of the pioneering geologist and oceanographic cartographer. The … Continue reading U.S. Navy Renames Survey Ship to Remove Confederate References
Without warning, the Air Force Academy has ordered its spouse club thrift shop to close. This has left the staff bewildered and in demand of answers. A spokesman for the … Continue reading Air Force Shuts Down Community Staple Shop In Colorado
On Wednesday, House GOP lawmakers held a hearing to expose the disastrous mishandling of the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan by the incompetent Biden administration. The hearing centered on the evacuation … Continue reading Biden administration’s incompetent Afghanistan withdrawal exposed in House GOP hearing
U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin made an unannounced visit Tuesday to the Iraqi capital. This visit comes just days before the 20th anniversary of the U.S.-led invasion that resulted in … Continue reading Secretary of Defense Austin Made Unannounced Visit Here Tuesday
You may have never heard of Brigadier General Theodore “Ted” Shigeru Kanamine – a highly decorated Army officer, and the first Japanese-American general in the Army who served America admirably … Continue reading First Japanese American General in U.S. Army Dies at 93
Military Cadets may have one less thing to worry about as they head back to school this upcoming fall. If they become parents unexpectedly, they will no longer have to … Continue reading New Policy May Change Cadet Parent Lives’ As School Takes Session This Fall
Two soldiers who were killed during the Korean War have finally been accounted for. According to the Defence POW/MIA Accounting Agency, in a statement on March 1st, two different soldiers … Continue reading Two Soldiers From Korean War Era Have Finally Been Accounted For
Starting March 1, 2023, qualifying Veterans and service members will have access to increased coverage under two programs: Servicemembers’ Group Life Insurance (SGLI) and Veterans’ Group Life Insurance (VGLI). This … Continue reading Beginning Soon: Qualifying Veterans and Service Members to Receive Increased Life Insurance Coverage
Troops are now allowed to refuse the COVID-19 vaccine without facing career-ending consequences since the Pentagon’s vaccine order has been lifted. However, Defense Department officials warned lawmakers on Tuesday that … Continue reading Service Members Who Denied COVID-19 Vaccine May Not Be In The Clear Yet
A Pearl Harbor survivor who went on to become a decorated World War II flyer, passed away this weekend at 101. Jack Holder, a Pearl Harbor survivor and World War … Continue reading Pearl Harbor Survivor and Decorated WWII Flyer Dies At 101
On Monday, six Air Force personnel, including two commanders and four subordinates, were unexpectedly fired from Minot Air Force Base, a critical nuclear installation in North Dakota. However, no specific … Continue reading Global Strike Command: Multiple Leaders Fired from Air Force Nuclear Base in North Dakota
According to the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency, a soldier who was taken prisoner of war during World War II has been identified. Pvt. Leroy M. Slenker was a member of … Continue reading POW/MIA Accounting Agency: Soldier Captured in WWII Finally Identified
China proposed a 12-point plan for peace, which Western leaders initially appeared hesitant to support. On the first anniversary of the war between Ukraine and Russia, China presented a … Continue reading Is China using their 12-Step proposal for Ukraine to gain influence in the region?
Nearly 80 years after they were first written, a collection of love letters were returned to the descendants of World War II Veteran Claude Marsten Smythe. In a twist of … Continue reading WWII Love Letters Found And Returned To Family Nearly 80 Years Later
In a move that could lay the groundwork for hearing to impeach President Joe Biden, six congressional leaders are ordering the Biden administration to turn over documents and communications relating … Continue reading Congress Demands White House Turn Over Afghan Docs As Impeachment Heats Up
With Air Force officials urging a “no” vote, a North Dakota city council unanimously voted to deny building permits for a proposed corn mill near the Grand Forks Air Force … Continue reading Air Force Sounds Alarm On Chinese Plan To Buy Farmland Near Sensitive Military Base
The Pentagon has announced that most of the wreckage from the Chinese surveillance balloon shot down over South Carolina has been recovered, along with surveillance cameras, solar panels, and other … Continue reading Pentagon: New Photo Of Balloon Taken In Cockpit Of U.S. Jet
On February 16th, a former soldier from Joint Base Lewis-McChord in Washington received a 22-year prison sentence for sex trafficking children, producing images of child sexual abuse, and traveling to … Continue reading Ex-Soldier Received His Sentencing Orders In Child Sex Crime Case
Presidents Who’ve Been Photographed Visiting War Zones During Their Times In Office Largely Starting in World War II, when U.S. Presidents entered war zones and areas of conflict, their whereabouts … Continue reading Classic Moments Of U.S. Presidents Entering War Zones
A Navy sailor died on February 19th after a training accident. The sailor who was identified as Chief Special Warfare Operator Michael T. Ernst was assigned to a Naval Special … Continue reading Special Warfare Naval Sailor Dies In Training Accident
According to a new Department of Defense survey, nearly half of the junior enlisted spouses have experienced food insecurity. The survey found that one in four active-duty spouses reported being … Continue reading New Survey Finds Shocking Food Insecurity Issues Amongst Military Families
