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Houthi Rebels Suspected in Explosion Near Ship in Gulf of Aden
Between the Red Sea and the Arabian Sea, the Gulf of Aden is a deep-water gulf south of Yemen.
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Biden Administration Rules Out Sending U.S. Troops to Haiti Amid Security Crisis
In 2004, President Bush ordered U.S. Marines to Haiti as part of an "interim international force" to restore order.
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Active Shooter Report Prompts Brief Lockdown at Malmstrom Air Force Base
Malmstrom Air Force Base in Great Falls, Montana, experienced a temporary lockdown lasting approximately two hours on Thursday following reports of an active shooter.
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Senior NCO Faces Charges in Meth Smuggling Scheme at Fort Liberty
A senior noncommissioned officer based at Fort Liberty, North Carolina, has been charged in connection with a multi-year scheme to smuggle methamphetamine across the U.S.-Mexico border.
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3 US troops killed and 25 injured in drone strike by Iran-backed militia in Jordan
Image via Planet Labs PBS showing the military base known as Tower 22 where the attack occurred.
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U.S. PRECISION STRIKE CLAIMS MILITIA LEADER IN BAGHDAD AMIDST ESCALATING REGIONAL TENSIONS
The U.S. military launched a targeted airstrike in Baghdad, killing Mushtaq Jawad Kazim al-Jawari, also known as Abu-Taqwa, a leader in the Iranian-backed Harakat al-Nujaba group, amid escalating violence and strained regional relations.
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Putin’s Drone Barrage Sparks Intensified Attacks and Tragedy in Ukraine
Russia launched a staggering 90 Shahed-type drones across Ukraine during the early hours of the new year, setting a record for drone deployment in the conflict.
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China and Russia meets US Military near Alaska
The United States military swiftly responded to the presence of Chinese and Russian naval vessels near the Aleutian Islands off the coast of Alaska, marking a notable display of maritime readiness and a commitment to regional security. The incident, which unfolded last week, has raised questions about the geopolitical dynamics in the Arctic and the potential implications for global stability.
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Navy fires Reserve Center Commanding Officer
The Navy has announced that it has removed the leader of the Navy Reserve Center in Springfield, Oregon for failure to meet the standards expected of Naval command. Former Lieutenant Commander Ronald Kolpak was fired on the 26th of last month.
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Russian warships off the Taiwan’s coast?
Taiwan’s Ministry of National Defense reported the presence of two Russian warships off its eastern coast on Tuesday, prompting the dispatch of Taiwanese aircraft and ships to monitor the vessels’ movements. While no specific details were given regarding the distance of the frigates from the island, the Russian warships were observed sailing from south to north in the waters off Taiwan’s eastern coast.
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Lawmakers give a damn about military housing?
Lawmakers are actively pursuing measures to improve the liveability of military housing through the annual defense policy bill. Recognizing the challenges faced by service members and their families residing on military bases, key provisions have been included in the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) to address and rectify housing-related issues.
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House pushes pay raise for junior enlistees
The osalary increasesHouse’s appropriations and authorization committees have put forth a proposal for the 2024 budget cycle that focuses on allocating a pay raise toward junior personnel. The objective of this legislation is to improve the compensation and overall quality of life for lower-ranking enlistees, particularly those who are junior members.
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