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Bodycam footage released, shows arrest of homeless vet and tasing of his dog
Bodycam footage was recently released that shows the arrest of Joshua Rohrer and the tasing of his dog, Sunshine, that took place last October in Gastonia, North Carolina.
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Texas man shoots woman in the neck, also hits himself with same bullet
A Texas man was fatally wounded by a bullet he fired into a womanās neck.
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Florida Man steals truck, drives to Space Force base, warns of aliens
A Florida man was charged and booked for allegedly stealing a pickup truck and driving to Patrick Space Force base to provide warning to the installation about a conflict between extraterrestrials and dragons.
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FMR Special Forces Soldier urges Pentagon to end the āwokeā witch hunt for extremism
A retired Soldier who served with Special Forces says that the Defense Department should call off its search for extremism in the military after the Senate Armed Services Committee made similar recommendations and released a āfruitlessā investigation.
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Hero eradicated mall shooter in just 15 seconds
On July 17th, a gunman opened fire into a Greenwood, Indiana mall food court, killing 3 andĀ injuring 2.Ā In a heroic feat, 22-year-old Elisjsha Dicken neutralized the threat only 15 seconds into the cowardly attack. An autopsy revealed the shooter was hit eight times.
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Military Family members less likely to recommend service
A recent survey by the Military Family Advisory Network confirms concerns about the sustainability of the US militaryās all volunteer force.
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Blue Angels announce their first female demonstrative pilot
The famed Blue Angels have announced their selection of the first female demonstrative pilot in the squadronās history.
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Seattle Mayor Calls for Bonuses to Improve Police Recruitment
Contrary to prior calls to cut police funding, the mayor of Seattle proposed bonuses, and other monetary incentives, for police officers looking to join the Seattle Police Department.
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House approves amendment to battle white supremacy in federal uniformed service
The House voted yes on Wednesday to approve an amendment in the coming yearās defense spending bill that would require defense officials to present a report on white supremacy in the military and federal police.
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PCS ends in tragedy when family pet dies in transit
A small 10-year-old Pomeranian mix, named Kolbie, is said to have passed awayĀ while under the watch of Air Mobility Command. Amber Panko, one of the owners, came forward to write a gut-wrenching testimonial of what they experienced. The incident is said to have recently occurred during a permanent change of station (PCS) to Japan.
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155,000 military patients to be pushed into civilian care
Over 155,000 military patients including dependents and retirees are slated to be pushed from military hospitals into the civilian medical system towards the end of the year. According to a new report from the Department of Defense, the move should be completed by the middle of 2026.
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Sailors and Marines may receive Congressional protection from being denied leave for abortions
Congress may pass legislation that would make it easier for Sailors and Marines to take leave for abortions.
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