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Biden on Burn Pit Failures: "We are going to do better"
President Joe Biden, in his first State of the Union Address last night, labeled burn pits as a clear cause of veteran health issues.
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Army Doctor: “Nintendo Generation” more injury prone
Fort Leonard Wood, MO – Post Medical Readiness Line Chief, MAJ Thibodeau, attributes the physical fragility of today’s newest troops on a generally sedentary life style prior to enlisting.
In a DVIDS interview, Thibodeau stated that “The ‘Nintendo Generation’ Soldier skeleton is not toughened by activity prior to arrival, so some of them break more easily.”
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VA proposes changes to disability ratings for mental disorders, and other conditions
“Evaluating mental health conditions based on a more robust and holistic approach that assesses how impactful the disability is to cognition, interpersonal relationships, task completion, life activities and self-care.”
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Reports: 63 civilians killed with “edged weapons” in DR Congo
A watch group in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) has reported suspected militiamen have killed dozens at a camp for internally displaced persons.
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Ukrainian soldier arrested after killing 5 in shooting rampage
Local authorities have arrested a Ukrainian National Guard soldier, identified as Artem Ryabchuk, for opening fire on a group of security guards, killing 5 and injuring another 5.
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Handsome man with mustache goes off on company that scammed $20 million from military
According to the Justice Department, the Balfour Beatty Communities (BBC) will pay a $65 million fine after pleading guilty to one count of major fraud against the United States.
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Local police accused of lying about fire in ‘Satanic Panic’ cover up
West Memphis Arkansas is in the midst of a decades old cover up.
In 1994, 3 eight-year-old boys went missing from their neighborhood. Steve Branch, Christopher Byers, and James Moore would later all be found deceased. Their remains were found in a creek in the woods nearby their homes.
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Billionaire surrenders $70 million in artifacts, banned from buying more
Manhattan District Attorney Cy Vance, Jr. announced there was a shocking turn of events in the world of ancient artifacts. Michael Steinhardt, 81, is a billionaire former hedge fund manager, and one of the largest private art collectors in the world. Recently he was accused of stealing hundreds of relics that are collectively valued at over $70 million.
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Congressional Gold Medal awarded to those killed during evacuation of Kabul
Today President Joe Biden signed a bill that posthumously awarded the Congressional Gold Medal to the 13 service members who died on August 26, 2021, while facilitating the evacuation at Hamid Karzai International Airport in Afghanistan.
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Border Patrol agents find missing child abandoned by mother
A missing migrant child was found by U.S. Border Patrol agents assigned to Del Rio Sector, in Texas.
The Guatemalan Consulate a missive to the Del Rio Sector office regarding a missing child. They sent along a photo, name and possible location.
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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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