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Stalemate, even with 97% of Russian forces in Ukraine
Moscow finds itself at a stalemate in its land war with Ukraine. After reportedly advancing 97% of it’s military force into the smaller nation, the outcome of the war still remains unclear.
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4th mysterious object shot down in American airspace
The US shot down the fourth mysterious object near Lake Huron on Sunday.
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Drunk thief stabbed by the statue he was stealing
32-year-old Michael Alonso attempted to steal a statue from his local church in Monterrey, Mexico. However, he ended up getting stabbed by the statue in the process.
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Top 5 stories Veterans want Hollywood to make into a movie
It seems like every week there is a new reboot, or remake, of a well-worn Hollywood story. So, we asked our readers what real life military story they think deserves to be shown on the big screen. There are too many deserving stories for one article, but here the top 5 most common answers from our poll.
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American hurdler awarded Olympic gold after 10 years
In an decision that sent shockwaves through the sporting community, Natalya Antyukh, a Russian Olympian, was recently stripped of her London 2012 Olympic gold medal in the 400-meter hurdles event.
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Ukrainian fighter pilot shot down, takes selfie
After shooting down 5 drones and 2 missiles, Ukrainian fighter pilot Major Vadym Voroshylov ejected from his MiG-29 Fulcrum Fighter Bomber with a bloodied face and thumbs-up pose.
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Judge denies testing of DNA evidence in "ritual murder" of 3 children
The original trial of the “West Memphis 3” took place in 1994, but it has long been a subject of controversy. At the time, three teenagers were convicted of the brutal murders of three 8 year-old boys. The children were kidnapped after school, hog tied, and left submerged in a shallow creek in the woods near an interstate. The scene was horrific and brutal.
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Memorial Day Weekend: Who Carries on the Legacy
Memorial Day means something a little different to everyone who has lost a friend, or a loved one, in the line of service. As time goes on, people will often channel their memories into something good. Even in the afterlife, those lost to war and conflict continue to push the greater good forward.
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Hey! You might be dying! - Why stubbornness can kill
A common trope amongst the military is stubborn attitude. Being stubborn can have its perks, as it shows loyalty to the things you believe in. It can also have its downfalls, like making you avoid things that are actually good for you.
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Best jobs to take while you decide what to do next
When big life events (school, jobs, service, etc) come to and end, the natural question is, “What’s next?”
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How to last longer… on the track and in the field
The tale is as old as time; a young boot comes into the works, straight out of high school. They’re ready for it all, the rucks, the weather, the wear and tear on their body. They run, jump, lift to their squad leaders’ hearts content, and then suddenly, they’re at sick call for back pain, knee pain, and overall extreme fatigue at the ripe old age of 25.
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