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Atlanta veteran arrested for shooting five people, killing one
An Atlanta veteran was arrested following a tense manhunt after he allegedly shot and injured four people, killing one. The suspect was identified as 24-year-old Deion Crumley Patterson,
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Russian MoD to double high-precision weapons production
Russia’s Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu has called for the state-owned Tactical Missiles Corporation to double its production of high-precision weapons as both Moscow and Kyiv are reportedly experiencing ammunition shortages amid an expected Ukrainian counteroffensive.
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Iranian military seizes oil tanker in the strait of Hormuz
In the midst of increased tensions surrounding its nuclear program, Iran’s paramilitary Revolutionary Guard has seized an oil tanker, the Niovi, with a Panamanian flag in the Strait of Hormuz, a critical passageway for one-fifth of the world’s crude oil. This marks the second instance in less than a week in which Tehran has captured a vessel.
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“Does your mommy know you’re in Vietnam, sir?”
Second Lieutenants are often ridiculed for their baby-faces and lack of experience, but the youngest 2LT in the military’s history wound up a highly decorated war hero inducted into the military hall of fame.
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Former Russian commander warns Putin of 'military mutiny'
Igor Girkin, a former Russian commander, has issued a warning to President Vladimir Putin that the Wagner Group, a private military unit led by Yevgeny Prigozhin, may stage a “military mutiny” against him.
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From vet to talk show icon: six lesser-known facts about Jerry Springer
Jerry Springer is a household name in the world of television, known for his outrageous talk show and larger-than-life personality. But there’s more to this TV legend than meets the eye.
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Fort once named for Gen. Lee to honor black officers
In a significant move towards recognizing and celebrating Black contributions to the US Armed Forces, the Army has announced that a fort previously named after Robert E. Lee will now honor two pioneering Black officers.
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U.S. military leak suspect Jack Douglas Teixeira remains in custody following hearing
Prosecution fears Teixeira poses flight risk, threatens national security while attorneys request release
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Black powder shortage reveals vulnerabilities in US military material production
The US military has been left with a shortage of black powder after a Louisiana factory that produced the substance suffered a catastrophic explosion last year. The Minden plant, which is the only facility in the US producing the highly explosive material, was badly damaged in the incident.
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Navy SEALs and Army SF involved in evacuating Americans from Sudan
Britain, France, Greece, Italy also evacuated staff from Sudan due to violence
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Russian private military company uses multimedia propaganda to promote Kremlin policies
Wagner group's multimedia propaganda campaign marks significant shift from previous secretive approach
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Five Indian soldiers killed in militant attack in Kashmir
Five Indian soldiers were killed on Thursday in a militant attack in the southern Rajouri sector of Indian-administered Kashmir, according to the Indian military.
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