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House aims to codify support to US-friendly world militias
A House panel has made progress on a bill aimed at strengthening the authority of U.S. special operations units to provide weapons to militias and irregular forces in unstable regions. Supporters of the legislation argue that this provision would act as a deterrent against countries like Russia and China.
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China to posibly station troops 100 miles from US shores
China and Cuba are said to be engaged in high-level talks to create a shared military training center in Cuba. This has raised concerns as it would potentially allow China to station troops within 100 miles of U.S. shores.
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Soldier pleads guilty to terrorism, wanted ISIS to use “house bombs”
A former US Army soldier plead guilty to charges of terrorism, attempting to murder US service members in the Middle East, and providing material support to ISIS and al-Sham.
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Army claims enlistment is up, doesn’t provide proof
The US Army claimed that its enlistment numbers are on the rise, signalling a potential improvement in its efforts to address a severe recruiting crisis. However, the Army has chosen not to disclose specific data to support this claim, according to a report by Military.com.
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Chinese jet harasses US military plane
Last Friday, a J-16 Chinese jet fighter performed a dangerously aggressive maneuver, flying directly in front of an American surveillance plane in international airspace over the South China Sea.
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Air Force 2-star to retire as colonel following sex crime conviction
Former Air Force Research Laboratory Commander, Maj. Gen. Bill Cooley is set to retire as a colonel following his conviction for abusive sexual contact, according to sources. Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall made the decision to demote Cooley to a field-grade officer after his trial in April 2022.
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Guinea’s military turns violent towards protestors
The suppression of anti-government protests by Guinea’s military has ignited a wave of anger among the population, further eroding trust and deepening the divide between the military and the people they vowed to protect.
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Russian white nationalist claims to have used American vehicles in attack inside Russia
A Russian white nationalist and the leader of a far-right militia involved in a raid inside Russia claimed that his group employed US armored vehicles during the attack. Denis Nikitin, also known as Denis Kapustin, the head of the Russian Volunteer Corps, made this assertion, which is supported by photographic evidence, in an interview with the Financial Times.
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Pentagon does not know if troops will be paid on June 1st
Today, we spoke with Pentagon spokesperson Jeff Jurgensen, and we asked a simple question, “Will the troops get paid on June 1st?” The answer was, “We don’t know.”
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Ft. Cavazos: Another Senior Commander Fired
The exact reasons for his removal remain undisclosed, they could range from general misconduct to potentially criminal actions. This incident comes just months after the removal of Col. Jon Meredith, who served as the commander of the 1st Armored Brigade Combat Team, facing charges of abusive sexual contact and conduct unbecoming of an officer.
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Wagner Chief rants in front of his dead forces
Wagner group was hit hard in the battle for Bakhmut in Ukraine and it appears to be taking a toll on Yevgeny Prigozhin, the head of the Russian private military company. The loss of life and ammunition shortages have left Prigozhin in a state of frustration and anger. He launched into a rant against Russia’s military leadership, blaming them for the deaths.
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5th SFAB: The Army's most problematic Brigade
The U.S. Army’s 5th Security Force Assistance Brigade (SFAB) has been embroiled in a series of leadership controversies, with multiple senior leaders facing disciplinary action and investigations into their behavior. The issues have highlighted broader concerns about the Army’s deployment policies and the impact on soldiers’ well-being.
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