Category Added in a WPeMatico Campaign
Veterans, brothers and Sisters, we need to help CW03 Budge. @Lucky7_BLB please repost and generate to @SecDef @SecArmy @infantrydort @BrassKickerLLC @EClipperfingers @thomas_garrard @smcroasters @HardPass4 @WassonWatch @pnwguerrilla please reach out to your contacts. Thank… pic.twitter.com/wIIJCtj5Ys
— Rippinghawk (@Rippinghawk) June 8, 2025
The post Chief Warrant Officer Three Brandon Budge Is Still Fighting For His Career After COVID Persecution appeared first on Armed Forces Press.
For the military family headed to Germany, life is about to get very interesting, and day trips from Stuttgart via train or by Autobahn should be a regular part of that life. Nestled in southern Germany, Stuttgart has endless opportunities for exploration. It is part of the country’s automotive heritage, home to museums dedicated to Porsche and Mercedes-Benz. Like many German cities, the area is filled with parks, gardens, and other green spaces for visitors and locals to enjoy.
Public Domain
I submitted a wish list for the US Army’s 248th birthday two years ago. Today, as we prepare to celebrate its 250th, the candles on the birthday cake burn a little brighter, but there is still much work to be done to rekindle the flames of readiness and lethality across the force. First, here are a few noteworthy events to show why there is a spark of hope.
President Trump’s pardon of 1LT Mark Basshaw, who was persecuted for adhering to his sincerely held religious beliefs.
The US President Donald Trump has issued an executive order that seeks to expedite the deployment of UAS at all military installations.
The Australian Government has a new MoU with the US, focused on the PrSM to augment the long-range strike capabilities.
Six European countries have signed a statement of intent to explore and potentially initiate collective acquisition for the CV90.
Jason Miller, FNN
Capts.
J. Will, DefOpinion
The U.S.
Tony Vacha, Tony’s Take
The Army Song and the Army’s 250th Birthday
A&SF
The Air Force is ready to add more nuclear warheads to its bomber aircraft and underground missiles if ordered to do so when a key arms control treaty expires next year