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Shots fired: Army SF command roast “Squids” before football game
Shots fired: Army SF command roast “Squids” before football game
Army vs Navy is one of the best rivalries in college football. Before the two teams take the field, there is usually some good natured banter. However, the 1st Special Forces Command says their team will “show no mercy against these Squids.”
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New Jersey approves jiu-jitsu for police academy training
Jiu-Jitsu Times has reported that New Jersey has set forth new police guidelines. Specifically, to train new police officers in the use of Brazilian jiu-jitsu for defense tactics.
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Geraldo Rivera denounced by co-hosts for “defending Ghislaine Maxwell”
You may remember Geraldo Rivera from when he was kicked out of Iraq for broadcasting details about troop movements. Now he is in hot water again over his comments about the Ghislaine Maxwell case.
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What’s going on between Russia and Ukraine?
Russia and Ukraine have some serious drama going on. Here are a few quick facts to get you up to speed.
In the last month, over 100,000 Russian soldiers amassed near the border with Ukraine.
Ukraine raised concern, pointing to the 2014 events in the Crimea peninsula.
Russia claims they are only responding to NATO exercises in the region.
Western leaders accuse Russian, and Belarus, of manufacturing border crisis with Poland.
Putin denies transporting migrants to Poland-Belarus border.
Poland has since sent 15,000 soldiers to secure the border.
The US sent 80 tons of ammunition to Ukraine’s military.
Bulgarian president called on the EU to remove sanctions placed on Russia.
Polling has claimed many Crimea residents support rejoining Russia.
Many G7, EU, and NATO leaders still call for return of Crimea to Ukraine.
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Wall of Honour vandalized ahead of Remembrance Day ceremony
A Wall of Honour in Cranbrook, British Columbia was vandalized with graffiti ahead of the city’s Remembrance Day ceremony. Canadian news outlets are reporting the disgraceful act took place early on Thursday morning. City workers were able to clean the paint before crowds assembled for the planned event.
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Michaela Nelson Update: Guard releases statement concerning missing Soldier
A plea for help went viral on social media concerning a missing Soldier. Specialist Michaela Nelson reportedly went missing on October 26th, and her loved ones immediately began to worry.
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Bacteria that causes Legionnaires’ disease found at Fort Sam Houston barracks, JBSA says
KSAT | Rebecca Salinas | November 5, 2021
Residents of the Liberty Barracks at Joint Base San Antonio-Fort Sam Houston will be relocated after staff discovered legionella bacteria during water testing.
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Recruit Depot Parris Island graduation dinners “cancelled indefinitely”
Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island is famed for mainly one thing, making Marines. As a result, it is a hub for many travelers. Both recruits beginning their journey, and family members coming to watch their Marine’s graduation.
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Civilians share ways they’ve rejected military recruiters
Today, recruiters have a tough undertaking. Selling a job that is stressful, and sometimes extremely dangerous, to a generation that rocks to the mantra of “just living their best life.”
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“Safe gas” to be released in NYC for terror study
Back in August, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) began “proposing to conduct testing events to improve resiliency of urban areas and transportation systems against chemical or biological terrorist attacks.”
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Man tries to trade Russian spaceplane for royal skull
Sometimes you see a news headline and think “that sounds like a Nicolas Cage movie.” This is one of those instances, but it involves a royal skull and a Russian spaceplane.
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US submarine hits object underwater, 11 injured
The Seawolf-class fast-attack submarine USS Connecticut recently sustained damage while underway. The Navy has confirmed that the “USS Connecticut (SSN 22) struck an object while submerged on Oct. 2, while operating in international waters in the Indo-Pacific region. There are no life threatening injuries.”
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