Tens of thousands of service members, military families and other federal workers have rushed to apply for emergency financial assistance amid fears of missing a paycheck next week. That fear appeared almost certain to become reality after Congress adjourned Friday until Oct. 14, though President Donald Trump announced Saturday that funds might materialize to pay troops on Oct. 15, their usual payday.
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A man in Lviv, Ukraine was dragged out of a grocery store to be sent to the front in Ukraine. The average life span once arriving is a few days.
Bounty hunters are paid $200 a head for filling their quota.
Our sources say Ukraine is losing 8-9,000 soldiers a week.
President Trump is considering giving Tomahawk missiles to this corrupt regime.
Why?
The only result is global war.
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An active-duty airman assigned to the 90th Missile Wing was found dead on F.E. Warren Air Force Base on Wednesday, the unit said. It was the fourth death in as many months involving personnel from the Wyoming base.
The deceased was not identified by the 90th Missile Wing in its release, in accordance with Department of Defense policy to notify next of kin first. F.E. Warren Air Force Base is one of the military’s three strategic nuclear missile facilities.
Sabotage must not be ruled out in the investigation of the explosion at the Accurate Energetic Systems plant near Nashville yesterday.
Eighteen people were missing and feared dead following an explosion at a munitions factory in rural Tennessee on Friday that obliterated the building and was felt for miles around, reported Reuters.
The explosion at Accurate Energetic Systems about 60 miles (100 km) west of Nashville caused multiple fatalities but officials had yet to determine a death toll as of late Friday night.
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In “We Bought a Zoo,” author Benjamin Mee wrote, “Sometimes, all you need is twenty seconds of insane courage. Just literally twenty seconds of just embarrassing bravery. And I promise you, something great will come of it.”
The story of Franceska Mann, the 26-year-old ballerina who started a riot when fighting for her life at the hands of Nazi guards, is a perfect testament to this quote.
On the night of Oct. 23, 1943, in the midst of the Second World War, Mann showed her insane courage by deciding to stick it to her Nazi guards instead of silently enduring their tyranny.
Uninformed ‘Conservative Inc’ overreacted to an announcement by the Department of War that a facility will be built at Mountain Home Air Base in Idaho to house and train Qatari F-15 pilots.
The ‘Qatar’ issue has become a dividing line in the conservative movement.
“We’re signing a letter of acceptance to build a Qatar Emiri Air Force facility at the Mountain Home Air Base in Idaho,” Hegseth said alongside Qatari Minister of Defense Sheikh Saoud bin Abdulrahman Al Thani at the Pentagon.
The Korean People’s Army has unveiled a new type of intercontinental range ballistic missile, which represents a major advance over previous designs and the culmination of over a decade of development work to provide a world class strategic deterrent. First seen in Kim Il Sung Square, central Pyongyang, at a military parade marking the 80th anniversary of the ruling Korean Workers’ Party, a formation of the new road mobile missiles was among the central highlights of the event.
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Michael Bohnert, Defense News
There are two competing narratives about the future of warfare. For nearly the past two years, drones and artillery have been hailed as the way forward.