Most shows that tackle the military-government relationship play it one of two ways: Either the government is a noble institution full of selfless patriots, or it’s a shadowy cabal of mustache-twirling villains pulling strings behind the scenes. Neither version rings true to anyone who’s actually worn a uniform and operated inside a bureaucracy.
That’s what makes “Invincible,” Amazon Prime Video’s animated superhero series, genuinely surprising.
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Stacey Morgan knows a thing or two about PCS-ing. The U.S. Army wife and mother of four is preparing this summer for her eighth move, and a moment she had in the shower this week is going viral—well, sort of.
Morgan is an author and speaker currently living at White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico. She is preparing her family for a permanent change of station to Colorado Springs and had a moment of clarity while washing her hair.
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Deterring or defeating China in this century will require a joint strategy, with sea control as a foundational element.
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THOR drone program aims to give Army companies organic ISR, targeting, and resupply capabilities without relying on higher command assets
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