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U-505 was a near absolute failure as a killer, failing to sink a single ship for multiple combat tours in a row, suffering the only suicide of a commanding officer in the German undersea service until the final days of the war, and becoming the first U-boat captured in the war despite failed attempts to scuttle the ship.
Yeah, the crew couldn’t even sink the sub properly.
The “unluckiest” U-boat, U-505, after its capture by sailors of Task Group 22.3. (U.S.
For military spouses navigating the challenges of frequent relocations and employment gaps, finding meaningful work can be difficult. Fortunately, the Military Spouse Employment Partnership (MSEP) is a powerful tool that connects military spouses with military-friendly employers who understand the unique challenges of military life.
In this guide, we will break down what MSEP is, how to use the MSEP portal, and how to maximize your job search to land meaningful employment.
Every single day, more and more evidence comes out about Long COVID and Vaccine Injury syndrome and every single day we learn more about the culprit behind both: spike protein.
From Dr. Peter McCullough’s substack:
the primary cause of Long Covid & Vaccine Injury Syndromes—namely, the Spike Protein.
There is a steadily increasing body of evidence that the spike protein of SARS-CoV-2 and the spike protein induced by COVID-19 mRNA vaccines linger in the body for an indeterminate period of time.
SIMI VALLEY, Calif. — A key lawmaker on the Senate Armed Services Committee is suggesting that the Air Force and Navy work hand-in-hand to develop their respective sixth-generation fighter jets, rather than take diverging paths.
The two services have discussed how to keep their sixth-generation aircraft — the Next Generation Air Dominance (NGAD) platform and F/A-XX, respectively — complementary, but they’re running two separate programs that feature different airframes and propulsion systems.
As they continue development work on the different aircraft, Sen. Mark Kelly, D-Ariz.
Pioneering the remote work scene way before COVID-19 made it cool, Laura Early, CEO and Co-Founder of Wise Advise + Assist Team has always been a firm believer in empowering remote workers and teams.
If you’re a military spouse looking for remote work opportunities, Wise Advise + Assist Team (WISE) offers a solid pathway. WISE was designed by military spouses for military spouses, with the goal of helping you build a sustainable and flexible career that can move with military spouses through relocations and deployments.
Military life comes with constant change, and for spouses, this often means multiple relocations and career interruptions. These employment gaps can feel like a huge obstacle when looking for a job, but they don’t have to be a disadvantage. By reframing the gap, showcasing your skills, and utilizing smart resume strategies, you can turn these interruptions into stories and shows of strength that impress potential employers.
Here’s a guide to help military spouses explain employment gaps during job interviews and in resumes, along with some tips on how to avoid future gaps altogether.
When my husband was stationed at the Pentagon and we were living just outside of Washington, D.C., I worked from our kitchen table as a writing consultant. I never imagined that, after a trip to the beach, I’d launch myself into a completely different career in sustainability – much less that the U.S. military and I would share the same mission. But, as it turned out, we did (and do!).
Like most families in the DMV (that’s DC/Maryland/Virginia for the uninitiated), we flocked to the beach in the summer months to soak up as much ocean and salt air as we could.
The annual defense authorization bill released Saturday would require Defense Department officials to provide annual updates to lawmakers with details on approvals and deployments of lethal autonomous weapon systems by the U.S. military.
Last year, the Pentagon updated DOD Directive 3000.09, “Autonomy in Weapon Systems,” which provides guidance for officials who will be responsible for overseeing the design, development, acquisition, testing, fielding and employment of these types of capabilities — and created a new working group to facilitate senior-level reviews of the technology.
U.S. Air Force planes, including multiple B-52s, F-15s and A-10s carried out a series of strikes targeting a large ISIS gathering in central Syria in the early morning of Sunday, Dec. 8. U.S. Central Command announced that the bombers and fighter jets struck more than 75 targets in the Syrian desert, going after known ISIS fighters and camps.
American forces dropped roughly 140 munitions on the targets, said a senior U.S. administration official, speaking on background to reporters on Sunday.