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The U.S. Navy’s LCS fleet continues to expand its capability portfolio as new systems are integrated onto the multi-mission ships.
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The active-duty Green Beret soldier who died after blowing up a Tesla Cybertruck in front of a Trump hotel in Las Vegas on New Year’s Day left a note calling the…
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A female admissions liaison officer at the U.S. Air Force Academy recently wrote an op-ed in the Air Force Times titled, “How the Air Force can move from storming to norming hair standards” where she complains about airmen not liking or going along with the changes to hairstyle standards for women put in place three years ago.
In 2021, she wrote a paper, “Warrior Braids and the Air Force Women’s Initiative Team – The Invisible Labor behind Diversity, Inclusion, and Institutional Change” published on the Air University.
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Shawn Ryan interviewed retired U.S. Army intelligence officer Sam Shoemate today regarding a manifesto sent to Shoemate by Matthew Livelsberger, the reported Tesla truck bomber.
The email received by Shoemate is below.
Below that email text is the interview.
Below that is analysis by Matt Tardio, former SF, which seems thoughtful on its face.
Is it real? Or is it an op to promote a narrative? Should we trust anything the FBI says at this point?
You decide.
Investigators in Las Vegas said letters and emails from a cellphone and dental records provided by the Army confirmed that a Special Forces soldier was behind the wheel of a Tesla Cybertruck that exploded in front of a Las Vegas hotel. The new information also painted a picture, investigators said, of a combat veteran in a mental health crisis during the months leading up to the New Year’s Day incident.
Master Sgt. Matthew Livelsberger, 37, likely shot himself before a bomb in the Tesla exploded, authorities said.
A man captured and sold to the war industry in Ukraine managed to make a short video inside one of many Territorial Recruitment Centers (TRCs) in Ukraine. These men are captured and sold to the military and rapidly shipped to the front lines. The police and the military, trying to avoid the fighting, capture others to fight in their place. Avoiding fighting is one motivation, and the other is profit-making. Some abductors make $2,000-$2,500 per day in human trafficking.
As Ukraine’s military fights to hold of the Russian invasion following a third Christmas season, the nation unites to the sound of a classic Christmas tune. “Shchedryk,” known in English as “The Little Swallow,” was arranged by Ukrainian composer Mykola Leontovych as a New Year’s Eve song in 1901. Students at Kyiv University performed early performances of “Shchedryk” and the final version was published in 1919.