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AFP believes leadership training is key to the future of the nation, hence our early involvement in the effort to save the service academies, teaming up with STARRS.us at USAFA, The MacArthur Society at USMA, and the Calvert Group at Navy.
The 92 year old Marmion Academy in Illinois has been elite and distinguished in creating male leaders while prepping them for college or the military.  
However, there is an epic struggle going on between current leadership and parents who want to retain the heritage of the school.
Since COVID, the school has changed.

During an exclusive media update at IT²EC 2025, the Swedish defence supplier Saab suggested UAVs are an integral part of military training.

Tricare is one of the biggest perks of military life, but most people don’t realize how much better it works when you know the system inside and out. Spouses who get the best care aren’t just lucky. They know exactly how to navigate Tricare’s red tape, avoid common delays, and use benefits most people ignore.
If you’re only using Tricare at the bare minimum, you’re leaving benefits (and convenience) on the table.

Four missing U.S. soldiers from the 3rd Infantry Division have all been found and confirmed to be dead, an Army spokesperson said, completing a week-long, all-hands search effort by U.S. and Lithuanian forces. Searchers found the fourth and final missing soldier Tuesday, about 24 hours after the first three were recovered when crews pulled their M88 Hercules from a deep bog in a Lithuanian swamp.

So-called hunt forward operations by U.S. Cyber Command have uncovered Chinese malware implanted in Latin American nations, according to President Donald Trump’s nominee to be the next chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
Hunt-forward operations involve physically sending defensively oriented cyber protection teams from the U.S. military’s Cyber National Mission Force (CNMF) to foreign nations at their invitation to look for malicious activity on their networks.

The military is full of unwritten rules and the transition phase is no different. No one really tells you what happens when the PCS orders stop, when the deployment countdown clock no longer runs your life, when no one is scheduling your holidays for you. The big joke is that retirement is the finish line: the part where you finally relax, stop worrying about rank and relocation, and just be together.
But if you’ve been in this world long enough, you’ve seen the truth.

Most of us have eaten at Subway as it is a multinational fast food company that has been in business for 60 years. The restaurant boasts 37,000 locations worldwide, over 400,000 employees and has revenues usually in the tens of billions of dollars. We have seen Subway plugged in the Adam Sandler movie Happy Gilmore and in the Muppets Most Wanted to TV shows such as Chuck and Hawaii 5-0. However, teeing off a Subway sandwich is an art of its own that only Sandler could pull off. You will be surprised to know how the company was founded.

China test US commitments to Taiwan and other Pacific partners as they conduct joint exercises around the autonomous island.

Saab has initiated the serial production of its Sirius Compact, a passive electronic warfare (EW) sensor, at a newly established facility in Tampere, Finland.

When Jackie and Anthonie Talarico moved their family into privatized housing at Naval Air Station Key West, Florida, Jackie Talarico said she quickly noticed floors lifting and mold inside their bathroom. Over the next couple of years, the problems got worse: an HVAC system continued to leak and the ceiling over her daughter’s bed began to cave in by several inches.
Anthonie, a Navy cryptologist, developed a respiratory infection and when Jackie cleaned out an air filter in the air conditioning system, she had an allergy attack so severe it sent her to the hospital.