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Apr 04, 2023

Pro-war Russian blogger Vladlen Tatarsky killed in St. Petersburg Bombing

A prominent pro-war Russian military blogger, Vladlen Tatarsky, also known by his real name Maxim Fomin, was killed in a blast at a cafe in central St. Petersburg on Sunday, April 2. The explosion also wounded more than 30 people, according to the Russian health ministry.

Apr 03, 2023

DoD diversity policies under fire from critics

Critics of the DoD have issued a study urging the military to abandon efforts focused on diversity policies, combat extremism, and combat climate. The study cites the Pentagon’s support for CRT programs and accuses it of decreasing physical fitness requirements.

Mar 29, 2023

Experts skeptical of pre-basic training courses as a solution to the recruitment crisis

Experts recently criticized the US military’s attempts at solving a recruitment crisis, saying that the pre-boot camp programs and advertising campaigns are insufficient. To better comprehend the industry and what drives different demographic groups to join, the experts recommended developing a nationwide plan.

Mar 28, 2023

Did the Army waste $117 million on “Be All You Can Be” rebrand?

The United States Army has halted its new multi-million-dollar advertising campaign, “Be All You Can Be”, after the featured actor, Jonathan Majors, was arrested on charges of assault, strangulation, and harassment.

Mar 24, 2023

Soldier and children shot by girlfriend’s ex-lover

This week, a former Soldier shot and killed an active-duty service member and three children at the home of Sergeant. Major Aletha Holliday, who survived the attack in Sumter, South Carolina. The suspect, identified as 26-year-old Charles Slacks, died by suicide following the attack, according to police.

Mar 24, 2023

Delaware attic turns up $1 million gun and key to unsolved mystery

A burglary spree that took place more than 50 years ago at a Pennsylvania museum has been solved – thanks to a discovery in a Delaware attic.

Mar 23, 2023

Eating disorders & obesity spiked among troops since the start of Covid

A recent study found that US troops have been struggling with eating disorders, obesity, and diabetes as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic. According to research conducted by the Department of Defense and published in the Journal of Military Medicine, these health issues have been on the rise among military personnel since the start of the pandemic.