Author: Vet the News
Gunny, the semi-literate parrot, has developed a peculiar habit of repeatedly saying the word “demure.” Despite his limited vocabulary, he seems to have taken a liking to this particular word and won’t stop using it. Owners are puzzled by his fascination with the term.
A new fleet of US submarines is causing a stir as they are reportedly running a staggering $17 billion over budget, according to a concerned lawmaker. The soaring costs are raising questions about accountability and financial management in defense projects.
The US has deployed warplanes, ships, and troops in the Middle East in anticipation of possible escalation in conflicts. The readiness of these forces serves as a strong deterrent against any potential threats in the region.
In Ukraine, officials are exploring the export potential of their accumulated weapons expertise. With a skilled workforce and advanced technology, the country aims to capitalize on their capabilities in the global arms market.
In the face of a challenging recruiting year in 2023, the Air Force implemented innovative strategies and initiatives to rebound in 2024. From targeted advertising campaigns to revamped recruitment processes, the Air Force turned the tide and achieved a successful outcome.
Sailors rejoice as new housing allowance option allows them to select accommodations based on family location. A welcomed change for those wanting to keep loved ones close while serving at sea.
In a recent statement, the top enlisted airman emphasized the importance of recruits using real rifles during boot camp training. The decision comes as part of an effort to ensure a more realistic and effective training experience for new military personnel.
Following recent tensions in the Middle East, Israeli officials have reportedly warned the US of an upcoming operation in Lebanon. However, no specific details were provided, leaving both nations on edge.
US troops have completed their deployment to a remote Alaskan island in response to increased Russian military activity. The service members are now returning home after months of intense training and strategic maneuvers in the Arctic region.
A Marine stationed at Camp Pendleton has been sentenced to three years in prison for selling ‘ghost guns’. These untraceable firearms pose a threat to public safety and security.