Author: Vet the News
Amid escalating tensions with Iran, Trump’s campaign is seeking military aircraft and armored vehicles for protection. Concerns over potential threats have led to heightened security measures.
A former Army soldier who plotted to join the Islamic State asked for a maximum of 40 years in prison. However, he was sentenced to just 14 years – a decision that has sparked debate and raised questions about justice and sentencing in cases involving terrorism.
As the devastation of Hurricane Milton continues to unfold in Florida, more National Guard troops are pouring into the state to aid in the rescue efforts. Hundreds of residents stranded by the storm are being rescued and brought to safety, thanks to the tireless efforts of these brave servicemen and women.
Soldiers on a Hurricane Helene mission in the Bahamas are not only delivering meals and supplies to those in need but also rescuing cats stranded by the storm. This unexpected act of kindness is proving to be life-changing for both the soldiers and the grateful recipients.
This year, there is a surge of veterans entering the political arena with a diverse range of backgrounds and experiences. These candidates bring a fresh perspective to Congress, reflecting the diverse needs and voices of their constituents.
In a surprising turn of events, the Commander of the Army’s Explosive Ordnance Disposal School was unexpectedly fired in July. This decision has left many questioning the reasons behind the dismissal and what it means for the future of the institution.
Over a month after the tragic death of a dependent in Hawaii, a Marine is still being detained without charges. The community awaits answers as the investigation continues.
In an effort to combat food insecurity among military members, a new initiative called “Plate of Thanks” has been launched. Through this program, volunteers provide meals to service members in need, offering a helping hand during tough times.
Don’t let these bad excuses stop you from participating in the military’s Thrift Savings Plan. It’s never too early to start saving for your future.
For the first time in six years, the Coast Guard has met its recruiting goals, signaling a successful investment in manpower. This achievement follows years of strategic planning and targeted outreach efforts to attract new recruits to the service.