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AOC’s controversial swing in military recruitment
US Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC) is facing criticism after co-hosting a military recruitment event at a high school in the Bronx, despite her previous efforts to limit targeted recruitment of low-income students.
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Did the Ukrainian Army kill 1,100 Russians in one day?
The Ukrainian Army is being credited with killing 1,100 Russians in a single day, according to a recent report.
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Army keeps shrinking despite its budget
The US Army continues to decrease in size, according to its most recent budget request. The service has unveiled its part of President Joe Biden’s overall defense budget request to Congress, and it includes a reduction of 21,000 active-duty soldiers from the previous year’s initial request for 473,000 active troops.
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Soldier who hijacked bus found 'not guilty' by reason of insanity
In a shocking turn of events, an Army recruit who hijacked a school bus in South Carolina has been found not guilty by reason of insanity. The verdict was handed down by the jury after a four-day trial, in which the defense presented evidence of the soldier’s severe mental illness.
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Army wants new barracks, asks for $10 billion
The US Army has requested a massive cash boost of $10 billion to construct new barracks to accommodate the rising number of soldiers. The proposal aims to add over 70,000 new beds to existing Army installations in the US and overseas, and replace outdated or inadequate living quarters.
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Army tweaks its “tape test”
The United States Army has decided to stick to its controversial and much-criticized fitness test known as the “tape test,” despite calls to replace it with a more accurate and inclusive alternative.
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Military tests ‘Havana Syndrome’ on animals
The United States military has been testing pulsed energy on animals in an attempt to recreate the mysterious “Havana Syndrome” symptoms that have afflicted U.S. diplomats and intelligence officers in Cuba and other countries.
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Japanese-American trailblazer & Army General Theodore Shigeru Kanamine dead at 93
Retired Brigadier General Theodore Shigeru Kanamine, a trailblazing Japanese-American Army general, passed away on Friday at the age of 93. Kanamine, who served his country with distinction for over three decades, was a pioneer in the U.S. Army, breaking down barriers and paving the way for future generations.
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Israeli Military protests questionable judicial overhaul
Jerusalem, Israel – Protests erupted across the country as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s proposed judicial overhaul plan sparked outrage among Israeli citizens, including members of the Israeli military.
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Tom Cruise and the US Navy, a love story
The Navy has been Tom’s wingman for years, providing him with access to their most advanced planes and even letting him fly them (don’t worry, they have autopilot for when he gets distracted by his reflection in the cockpit)
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Medal of Honor awarded to Green Beret after six-decade wait
Col. Paris Davis, 83, a retired U.S. Army Sergeant First Class, was awarded the Medal of Honor by President Joe Biden at a ceremony in the White House on Monday. Davis is being recognized for his actions during the Vietnam War, where he saved the lives of three fellow soldiers while under enemy fire.
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Former Soldier sentenced to 45 years for terror plot
A former Soldier who was found guilty of plotting an attack against his own unit has been sentenced to 45 years in prison. The sentencing of former Private Ethan Melzer, 24, was announced by a federal judge on Friday, following a trial that took place in July 2021.
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