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In an unexpected move, Defense Secretary Austin is calling for a reevaluation of the proposed missile defense site at Fort Drum and other provisions in the NDAA bills. The outcome of these deliberations could significantly impact future defense strategies.
In a routine training exercise in Hawaii, a 11th Airborne soldier was injured during a parachute jump. The soldier was treated for minor injuries and is expected to make a full recovery. The incident is currently under investigation by military officials.
The Oregon National Guard is gearing up for their upcoming deployment to Kosovo with a practice run in Bavaria. The soldiers are honing their skills and preparing for the challenges that lie ahead. Their dedication and commitment are truly commendable.
After months of training and preparation, an Oregon National Guard soldier has reclaimed the burpee world record. With unwavering determination and grit, he surpassed all expectations to achieve this incredible feat.
In the latest edition of The D Brief, MacDill Air Force Base faces evacuation, Ukraine targets an oil terminal, and Russia accidentally downs its own UCAV. Dive into the world of big AI vs. small AI and more in this jam-packed issue.
Amazon Prime Big Deal Days 2024 are here, and service members, veterans, and military families are in for a treat. From exclusive discounts on tech gadgets to special deals on household essentials, Amazon has something for everyone in the military community. Don’t miss out on these fantastic savings!
The latest upgrades to the Russian Flanker and Felon jets have propelled them to rival the formidable F-22 Raptor. With improved technology and capabilities, these jets are poised to challenge the dominance of their American counterpart in the skies.
Florida military installations are gearing up for the arrival of Hurricane Milton, a Category 5 storm expected to make landfall soon. With preparations underway, personnel are ensuring all necessary precautions are in place to minimize impact and ensure safety.
As the military implements a new household goods shipment program, more troops are experiencing smoother transitions during relocations. This change aims to alleviate the stress of moving for service members and their families.
As the Chagos Islanders continue to protest against a deal made without their consultation, their resilience and determination to reclaim their homeland shines through. Their fight for justice and recognition is a poignant reminder of the ongoing struggles faced by marginalized communities worldwide.