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C-17 crew cleared of wrongdoing 10 months after civilians fall to their death from their plane
Almost 10 months after the harrowing footage of Afghan civilians clinging to a departing C-17, then falling to their deaths went viral, the Air Force has decided on the fate of the crew. According to the Office of Special Investigations, the Airmen who crewed the aircraft āduring an unprecedented evacuation where resources were constrained to on-going security and evacuation activities,ā had been cleared of all wrongdoing by lawyers and military investigators.
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ROTC Holds Biggest Military Training Event of the Year
As the summer approaches, most get ready to take a break, enjoy the weather, and have some fun. For many college juniors, its their last summer before entering the world as full fledged functional humans.
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Proud Boys indicted for Jan 6 riot mostly veterans
Four out of the five members of the extremist group, the Proud Boys, indicted for seditious conspiracy on Monday by federal authorities are military veterans. According to court documents, these five men were arrested for playing a significant role in the January 6 riot at the Capitol in 2001.
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Military investigators: Attack on US base in Syria may have been done by US service members
According to a statement from the military and three defense officials, one or more US service members might have set of explosives as part of an insider assisted attack on a small US base in northern Syria. The attack happened in April of this year in which four service members were injured.
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Retired NYPD cop arrested outside DC capitol with BB gun and more
WASHINGTON, D.C., 5am ā Jerome Felipe, a retired NYPD cop was arrested just outside of the US Capitol building. He was discovered by Capitol police to be in possession of a fake INTERPOL badge, body armor, a BB gun, and what Washington DC considers to be āhigh capacityā magazines.
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70 missing children recovered in Texas
Due to ongoing investigations, HSI has not released more information about any arrests or suspects associated with trafficking crimes. However, they claim the operation produced several leads authorities are already investigating.
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Ukraine prepares to play "Go Fish" with Russia using bodies and POWs
In the weeks following Russiaās retreat from the northern Ukrainian region of Kharkiv, volunteers are helping the Ukrainian military collect the bodies of deceased Russian Soldiers. Their hope is to trade the bodies back to Russia in exchange for Ukrainian prisoners.
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Burn Pit Bill finally has a good chance of passing
The Senate Veteransā Affairs Committeeās top two ranking representatives have announced that a bipartisan agreement has been reached over the highly anticipated Honoring our PACT Act, also known as the Burn Pit Bill. If passed into law, millions of veterans suffering from conditions related to burn pit exposure will finally be eligible for the care that they are entitled to.
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Curfew lifted after 21 people shot in Milwaukee
Over the weekend, violence devastated several areas of Milwaukee. Multiple shootings left 21 injured, including 17 in once incident. As a result, the largest city in Wisconsin implemented a strict 2-night curfew.
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Unexplained hepatitis outbreak in children leaves 5 dead, 15 need liver transplant
Today, the Center for Disease Control announced an unexplained hepatitis outbreak that has infected 109 children. So far, the outbreak has left five children dead, and lead to 15 pediatric liver transplants.
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Navy on 10 suicides aboard same ship: Oops
The Navy recently reported sustaining 10 suicides aboard the aircraft carrier, USS George Washington, in as many months. Following the report, the Navy insisted that they were doing everything that could be done to prevent these tragedies and assist Sailors who were at risk.
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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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