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6 Airmen under federal indictment for stealing thousands of rounds of ammunition
Six Airmen stationed at Fairchild Air Force base in Washington allegedly stole 14,000 rounds of ammunition. The stolen ammunition was discovered following an investigation into one of the Airmen who made incendiary comments about violence towards the federal government online.
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Coast Guard receives award from PETA for elevated vegan dining
The animal rights group known as PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) announced on Monday that it will be awarding The Coast Guard Training Center in Yorktown, Virginia a “Proggy Award” for its “elevated vegan meal options” offered in its main dining hall.
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Marine General relieved in 2020 for using slur, retired this year
In July of 2020 Gen. Neary approached a group of junior Marines on his headquarters in Stuttgart, Germany. The eight Marines were listening to “Put It On,” by rap artist, Big L. Neary, who according to reports was offended by language used in the song and addressed it with the Marines directly.
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Former Army Ranger pushes back against claims of 'extremism in the military'
Former Army Ranger, Jariko Denman, recently spoke with Fox News about the Pentagon’s search for extremism in the military. The hunt for extremists in the ranks came after a number of the insurrectionists who stormed the Capital on Jan 6 of last year were found to have ties to the military.
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Medical study suggests OIF/OEF veterans at higher risk for eating disorders
The link between PTSD and various eating disorders has long been known. However, new information has emerged that may cast new light on a struggle many combat veterans face.
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New TikTok challenge leading to injuries and arrests
Police are warning against a new viral TikTok challenge that involves shooting strangers with Orbeez, a soft gel-like pellet fired from an Orbeez blaster or an airsoft-like fire arm.
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DoD: Stability in the middle east remains a priority
Although the United States no longer holds ground in Iraq or Syria, the Defense Department is keeping its collective finger on the proverbial pulse of the middle east.
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Army suicide hit highest rate since Great Depression
In 2021, the Army suffered 176 deaths from suicide, up from 174 suicides in 2020. According to a study done by the Journal of the American Medical Association, 2021's suicide toll of 176 is not the highest number of suicides seen in a year, but the rate of 36.18 per 100,000 is the highest percentage of Soldiers taking their own lives since 1938.
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Marine officer simultaneously battles burn pit legislation and cancer
Marine Corps veteran, Dr. Kate Hendricks, has been advocating for burn pit legislation for years.
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DoD's Women, Peace, and Security program makes huge strides
The Department of Defense’s Women, Peace, and Security program is two years into Strategic Framework and Implementation Plan. According to policy analysts from the Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Global Partnerships, the program has “made significant strides to promote the safety, equality and meaningful contributions of women around the globe,” in that time.
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Russia continues attacks after peace talks
Tuesday's peace talks between Russian and Ukrainian representatives appeared to bear fruit, but fighting in key regions of Ukraine continued.
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Remembering when Madeleine Albright punked Putin
Madeleine Albright, the first female Secretary of State, died yesterday at the age of 84.
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