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AFP received the following from the U.S. Army recovery efforts in Lithuania to retrieve the bodies of missing U.S. servicemen who were killed in a training accident.
The post UPDATE: Lithuanian Recovery Efforts appeared first on Armed Forces Press.
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The Coast Guard and NAVSEA have not yet given the go-ahead to start construction on first hull after years of design work.
Rajan Laad, American Thinker
The mainstream media has covered the news of the Signal leak with copious overstatements and blatant lies.
Grant Newsham, AND Magazine
President Donald Trump is the first American president to apply tough love to our friends – especially those in Europe.
Andrew Latham, The National Interest
The U.S. Navy doesn’t need to abandon its carriers. It needs to use them differently—and it’s already moving in that direction.
James Deitch, RealClearDefense
Many seasoned and experienced Marines have raised concerns about its impact on the Corps’ traditional combined-arms capabilities and global crisis response…
We know the globalists will stop at nothing to take down President Trump and Secretary of HHS Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Many are beginning to wonder if reports of a new, much more deadly strain of the bird flu could be the new pandemic surprise. According to Fox News:
A new bird flu outbreak has been confirmed as the virus continues to spread across the U.S.
The deadly H7N9 strain was detected on a poultry farm in Noxubee, Mississippi, last week, for the first time since 2017.
I sat down with Steve Beynon, of Military.com, who broke the story of the Army not using the $151 million dollars of Basic Allowance Sustenance (BAS) it had collected, while dining facilities across the army were having issues with supply and quality. Steve explains the origin story of how he came across the information. This issue needs to be continually spoken and written about to keep it at the top of the news. So often the quality-of-life issues for our soldiers are forgotten when too few speak out about what is going on.
Master Sergeant Matthew Williams is a member of the United States Army and a recipient of the Armed Forces’ prestigious Medal of Honor.
Background
Williams was born near the small town of Boerne, Texas, on October 3, 1981. After completing high school, he attended Angelo State University, where he earned a degree in criminal justice. His initial ambition was to work as a detective for the FBI. However, after the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, he became interested in military service. He joined the Army in 2005, attending Basic Airborne Training at Fort Benning, Georgia.
EMerge Americas 2025 certainly didn’t disappoint. The premier global tech conference and expo is held annually in Miami and is dedicated to shaping the future of technology and innovation.
Why should vets care about eMerge Americas?
Transitioning from military service to civilian life can be challenging, especially when exploring new career paths. The tech industry, with its dynamic and innovative environment, offers a plethora of opportunities that align well with the skills and experiences veterans bring to the table.