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VA officially recognizes Space Force but confusion persists
Two and a half years after the Space Force was established, the Department of Veteran Affairs has finally and officially recognized the organization as a branch of military service.
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Suspected DC shooter injures 4, dies by suicide
WASHINGTON, D.C., Friday, April 22 – At 3:20 PM, a man set up a tripod mounted rifle in his fifth story apartment window and fired 20 rounds into the 2900 block of Van Ness Street NW. Four people were injured, no deaths were reported.
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Soldier who stormed the Capitol on Jan. 6 is being separated from service
Off-duty police officer and military service member who stormed the Capitol on January 6 is being removed from the National Guard.
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Gen. Milley proposes 'rotating', not 'deploying' more troops through Europe
General Mark A. Milley, the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and nation's highest-ranking military officer, proposed rotating troops through permanent bases in Europe instead of having them stationed at the same.
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Tally of Russian war crimes committed in Ukraine continues to grow
As Russian troops continue to retreat from major Ukrainian cities, Ukrainian forces continue to uncover more and more evidence of war crimes committed against civilians. Most recently, hundreds of dead Ukrainian civilians were discovered buried in a mass graves.
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NATO steps up its investment in defense initiative
Air Force Gen. Tod. D. Wolters, in an address to the Senate Armed Services Committee on Tuesday, said that Russia’s unprovoked attack on Ukraine and its people has created new levels of strength and synergy between NATO and its allies.
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NATO: Up to 40,000 Russian troops KIA, MIA, injured, captured
NATO has reported this week that they estimate that up to 40,000 Russian troops in Ukraine have been killed, wounded, captured, or reported missing. Of those 40,000 troops, 7,000 to 15,000 are estimated to have been killed.
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160 car convoy of Ukrainian civilians escapes Mariupol
A 160 car convoy made up of Ukrainian civilians escaped the devastated Ukrainian city of Mariupol today after a massive shelling by Russian forces.
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U.N. Report: 549 Ukrainian civilians killed since invasion
The United Nation’s Human Rights Office reported that at least 549 Ukrainian civilians have been killed since Russian initial invasion of their former Soviet neighbor. 41 of those deaths are reportedly children. The UN estimates that another 957 Ukrainian civilians were injured.
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Burn Pit Bill Passed by House of Representatives
Veterans suffering from burn pit related health issues celebrate a legislative victory today as HR 3967 passed in a 256-174 vote. The bill must still go through the Senate, which has its own version of the bill. The implication is that the two bodies will have to hash out any discrepancies between the two bills if it is to be passed into law.
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40 mile long Russian convoy stalls, but nearing Kyiv
Satellite images, from US tech company Maxar, show a Russian convoy of military vehicles pointing towards Ukraine’s capital city of Kyiv. The convoy, which has purportedly seen many logistical struggles, appears to be close to 40 miles long, when single file.
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Ukraine: Approx. 50+ dead following early attacks from Russia
After weeks of tense stand-off on the eastern border of Ukraine, Russia has finally launched a full-scale attack on it’s neighboring country.
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