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Equitable Al Education for Service Members
The evolution of warfighting requires rapidly educating the forces on new technologies.
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Warships, Wargaming, and Creativity
War is a phenomenon that is both timeless and continually evolving, yet one constant remains: a warfighter's enduring capacity for creativity.
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In loving Memory: Senior Airmen Emily Hardisty
Born On November 25, 1997, in a humble town called Pitkin, located in southeast Louisiana, with only 455 people. Emily Hardisty was from a large, loving family; this meant never ending holiday gatherings, cousins who were best friends, and Aunt and Uncles who were more like Moms and Dads.
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Q&A on Mental Health with Back Azimuth Solutions
Tyler Heisey is a Marine Corps Veteran and the driving force behind the Instagram account Back Azimuth Solutions. Known for his honesty, he openly shares his experiences with mental health, his challenges while transitioning from active duty to civilian life, and his journey to become a licensed mental health professional.
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Can AI Help Solve The Military's Recruiting Crisis?
Military recruitment is experiencing a severe crisis that threatens the readiness of our armed forces. The Government Accountability Office (GAO) recently revealed that the Defense Department is grappling with its most difficult recruitment environment in 50 years.The GAO report highlighted the lack of adequate plans, goals, and strategies to guide recruitment and retention efforts. For years, some have suggested embracing existing AI tools that have the potential to streamline recruitment processes and identify the most qualified individuals.
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Remains of Marine vet reportedly being brought home from Ukraine
A military entertainment outlet has reported the remains of Capt. (Ret.) Grady Kurpasi, are being brought home from Ukraine. Kurpasi is survived by his wife and their 14-year-old daughter.
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Q&A with military special operations family collaborative
KaLea Lehman, her husband, and their six children have been part of the special operations community for 14 years. Lehman is the founder and executive director of the Military Special Operations Family Collaborative (MSOFC), a nonprofit public health initiative that provides research-based, health and wellness education and training for the special operations community.
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Military recruiting slogans translated
As of March 8th, the Army is changing their official military recruiting slogan from “What’s Your Warrior?” back to the 80s-90’s era slogan, “Be All You Can Be.” Recruiting slogans are supposed to illicit interest from each respective branch’s ideal recruit. So let’s take a look at each recruiting slogan, and take a guess at what they might really mean.
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Nord Stream Pipeline sabotaged by the US?
The catastrophe of the Nord Stream Pipeline remains a mystery. But longtime investigative reporter Seymour Hersh has recently pinned blame on the U.S. government. He published “How America Took Out the Nord Stream Pipeline” on Substack, which has left official Washington and other media channels nearly speechless, and has once again ignited International Public opinion.
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World War Three back on the horizon
The takedown of China’s multiple spy balloons, and a leaked memo from the US Air Force, have re-sparked concerns over war between the US and China.
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Q&A on Finances with the Moments in Leadership Podcast
Retired Marine Corps Lt. Col. Dave Armstrong is the host of Moments in Leadership, a podcast dedicated to the unique stories of senior military leaders. His recent guests include Admiral James “Sandy” Winnefeld, Major General Dale Alford, and Sergeant Major Troy Black. Dave is the President & Co-Founder of Monument Wealth Management and a Board Member of PB Abbate and the Marine Corps Heritage Foundation.
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