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French President Emmanuel Macron recently visited a military camp in Ukraine to inspect troops as his grasp on domestic politics appears to be slipping. With tensions rising both at home and abroad, his leadership faces increasing challenges.
In a jaw-dropping revelation from Bob Woodward’s latest book, it is reported that the US frantically tried to dissuade Putin from using nuclear weapons during the Ukraine crisis. The tense interactions between global powers is a chilling reminder of the fragility of peace.
As Hurricane Milton approaches, thousands more National Guard troops have been activated to assist with potential rescue and recovery efforts. The storm is expected to bring destructive winds and life-threatening conditions, prompting authorities to act swiftly to ensure the safety of all residents in the affected areas.
Three brave Air National Guardsmen were honored with Purple Hearts for their heroic actions during the Tower 22 attack in Jordan. Their courage and dedication to duty will always be remembered and celebrated.
In today’s edition of The D Brief, we delve into the latest developments in the Baltics, as countries raise their defenses amidst growing tensions. Meanwhile, Israel orders hospital evacuations, another Russian arms dump is struck, new polls on Taiwan reveal surprising insights, and much more. Stay tuned for all the latest updates.
When a drone attacked their base in Jordan, these brave airmen stood their ground and saved countless lives. Today, they receive Purple Hearts for their heroic actions in the face of danger.
In a shocking turn of events, incarcerated veterans have been accused of defrauding their fellow veterans in intensive care from behind bars. The scam has left the victims and their families devastated, shedding light on the vulnerability of those who have served our country.
The Air Force is gearing up for a strategic overhaul of its recruiting efforts, with plans to revamp its tactics and target a wider pool of candidates. Stay tuned to see how they plan to soar to new heights in recruitment.
In a detailed report released today, the Military Board has substantiated allegations of misconduct against the Marine who adopted an Afghan orphan. However, they have decided not to terminate his service, citing his positive impact on the child’s life.
In the aftermath of a tragic mass shooting involving an Army Reserve soldier, Maine Senator voices concerns about the need for increased study and evaluation of suicide prevention programs within the military.