This video describes the military situation in
Author: Michael
This video describes the military situation in
Have you ever heard the words, “Don’t be afraid”?
Maybe someone said it when you were a kid afraid of the dark, or as an adult facing something new. For many veterans, this fear changes. It’s the fear of failing in front of others. But here’s the truth: You don’t need to have everything perfect to succeed.
If you wait until everything is just right, you’ll miss your chance. Perfectionism stops progress. The fear of failing, or what others might think, holds us back. In the military, failure could be life-threatening.
On October 3, 1993, Army Rangers, 160th SOAR soldiers, Delta Force operators, Navy SEALs, and Air Force pararescuemen and combat controllers, collectively known as Task Force Ranger, engaged Somali militia fighters in the Battle of Mogadishu. Part of Operation Gothic Serpent, the effort to capture warlord Mohamed Farrah Aidid in response to his attacks on U.N. peacekeepers during the Somali Civil War, the raid to capture two Aidid lieutenants quickly devolved into some of the most intense U.S. military combat since the Vietnam War.
Since she entered U.S. Transportation Command’s headquarters in 2021 as the first woman to ever lead that top mobility hub, Gen. Jackie Van Ovost was determined to enable new and advanced capabilities and a stronger underlying technology infrastructure to pave the way for more data-informed decisions and sharper, real-time views into military assets worldwide.
As a second major hurricane in as many weeks barrels towards the southern United States, the Pentagon has been tasked with pre-staging high-water vehicles and helicopters for both search and rescue and transporting relief supplies and troops in central Florida after Hurricane Milton.
The preparations come as close to 10,000 soldiers and other service members are deployed to relief efforts of Hurricane Helene in western North Carolina, Tennessee and elsewhere in that storm’s path.
A military veteran and an accomplice were charged with running an elaborate phone scam from inside a jail that targeted ailing veterans in healthcare facilities, including some who were in intensive care units. federal prosecutors said.
The pair allegedly targeted more than 60 victims from 30 medical facilities, some run by the Department of Veterans Affairs, and attempted 130 fraudulent transactions on victim accounts, obtaining about $8,000 from the scheme, the Department of Justice said.
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