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Portland Air National Guard employs robot dog
Portland Air National Guard Base became the first of its kind to employ a new defense technology called the Quadrupedal Unmanned Ground Vehicle (QUGV), AKA a robot dog.
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Space Force partners with Howard University
Last week, Gen. David D. Thompson, the Vice Chief of Space Operations, signed a memorandum of understanding with Howard University’s Provost and Chief Academic Officer, Dr. Anthony K. Wutoh. This partnership is part of the Space Force University Partnership Program (UPP).
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Military Retaliation: Why nothing changes
Even with commands promoting the “open door policy,” the threat of retaliation is still very real. Our military men and woman are finding themselves needing advocacy. But they are too afraid to reach out.
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DoD builds largest 3D printed structures this side of the globe
The DoD’s Defense Innovation Unit is spearheading a construction project – in conjunction with private entities – to build three training barracks using giant 3D printers. These 3D printed structures will each be 5,700 square feet, making them the three largest structures build by 3D printers in the western hemisphere.
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Combat Veteran helps community through woodworking
Kurt Ballash, an Army combat veteran, has combined love for his community and his passion for woodworking to help other veterans struggling with post traumatic stress disorder.
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Gun reviewers who give away the guns they review
Like many gun owners, I like to do extensive research before I purchase a firearm. However, that does require sorting through endless self-proclaimed gun experts. I often find myself asking, “Is this an honest review or are they just echoing what they have heard experts say?”
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Interview with 221B Tactical founder, Suresh
When Suresh’s mother came to the United States from south India, she did not have “two nickels in her pocket.”
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Navy surgeon invents life saving device for abdominal wounds
One of the most disastrous possibilities for battlefield medics is shrapnel, or projectiles in the abdominal cavity. The complex overlapping of delicate organs make it even more difficult for surgeons.
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Grunt Style donates $20k to Burn Pits 360
Earlier this month, Grunt Style contributed a sizable donation to Burn Pits 360. The non-profit posted a thank you message on their social media accounts. Claiming the donation was in the amount of $20,000.
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“Dune: Part One” Spoiler Free Movie Review
Today is the day I’ve been waiting for. I get to review DUNE. The 1960s sci-fi novel created by Frank Herbert is one of my favorite books and one of the most beautiful stories ever put to paper. If you’re like me, you’ll know how impactful the book has been since its release, but this is not a literature review. Today I will be discussing the newest film created by mega-talented director Denis Villeneuve, DUNE: Part One.
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Three Rivers Battalion hosts “Hallo-5k”
The University of Pittsburgh Army Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) program dates back to 1918. However, their ranks have grown much since then, gaining nearly two dozen partner and affiliate universities. As a result, the unit officially adopted the name of the “Three Rivers Battalion” in 2008.
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Navy sells 2 aircraft carriers to scrap dealers for a cent each
Thomas Colson | Business Insider | Oct 6, 2021
The US Navy sold two old aircraft carriers for a cent each to a ship-breaking firm.
The USS Kitty Hawk and USS John F. Kennedy had been decommissioned for years.
They are due to be broken up by a firm in Texas, which can make money from the scrap metal.
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