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Recently, the World Health Organization (WHO) declared a public health emergency in response to rising rates of Monkeypox in Africa.
While trusted healthcare experts, like Dr. Peter McCullough, have said that, “monkeypox does not pose a risk to the average American,” the announcement by the WHO makes one thing incredibly clear: the globalists are hellbent on another pandemic.
Earlier this year, we were treated to nonstop warnings from the WHO and other globalist agencies about the possibility of an incredibly deadly “Disease X” pandemic.

It’s official. The two astronauts on NASA’s Starliner mission won’t be going back to Earth on the Starliner. Instead, the pair, both retired Navy captains, will stay on the International Space Station into 2025.
NASA had been deliberating for weeks on whether or not to have Barry “Butch” Wilmore and Sunita “Suni” Williams return to Earth on the Boeing Starliner capsule they launched in. On Saturday, Aug.

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28 June 2024 guidance letter to new USAFA Superintendent Lt General Beaurnfeind from the Secretary of the Air Force, the Chief of Staff of the Air Force and the Chief of Space Operations:
20240628 Top 3 Guidance Letter to Lt Gen Bauernfeind (pdf)

(Text of letter; sentence spacing to make it easier to read)
Lieutenant General Bauernfeind,
To defend our nation, both now and in the future, the United States Air Force Academy must develop combat-ready leaders of character for service in our Air Force and Space Force.

A United States Marine Corps veteran who wrote a memoir about participating in the Jan. 6, 2021 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol was arrested this past week for his involvement in the riot. Nathan Thornsberry, 42, was taken into custody on Aug. 22 and charged with assaulting police officers following an investigation by the Federal Bureau of Investigations into his actions. 
Thornsberry previously served in the U.S. Marine Corps.

The USS Kingsville is officially a part of the U.S. Navy. The ship was commissioned on Saturday, Aug. 24 at the Solomon P. Ortiz Center in Corpus Christi, Texas. 
The USS Kingsville, an Independence-class littoral combat ship, is the second-to-last of its type to be commissioned, with only the USS Pierre left to enter service out of the 19 total Independence-class ships. It’s the first ship in the Navy to bear the name, which honors Kingsville, Texas, where the Navy has an air station. 
“A ship commissioning is one of the ways the U.S. Navy keeps itself tied to the nation it serves.

Mischa Johnson, the 19-year-old wife of an Army soldier who went missing more than three weeks ago is believed to be dead, her family said.
In a livestream on social media on Thursday, Aug. 22, Johnson’s sister Marianna Tapiz said that authorities investigating the disappearance now believe that Johnson is likely dead, citing evidence found in Johnson’s husband’s car and their home.
Mischa Johnson was reported missing at the end of July. She was six months pregnant. Army Criminal Investigation Division, which is leading the search for her, has not officially confirmed her death.

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Welcome to your new home! Moving day can be a whirlwind, but with this simple guide, you’ll breeze through your first 24 hours like a pro. Whether it’s your first PCS or your fifth, these steps will help you settle in quickly and turn your house into a home.
Hour 1: Survey the New Terrain
Start by exploring your new space. Walk through each room, noting any issues like stuck windows or scuffed floors. Since your HHG (Household Goods) and UAB (Unaccompanied Baggage) won’t arrive before you, this is your chance to plan how to arrange everything once it’s delivered.

Oh the humanity!

EDITOR’S NOTE: Reading this and understanding what our ’86 classmate Richard Clark did to USAFA makes us want to throw up in our mouths…

As seen on a thread on Service Academy Forum where parents are worried they won’t get to see their kid during Parents Week because the cadets have been restricted to base. One parent already fretted they canceled “an expensive AirBnB.”
Another parent said:
“My DS is a ’28er and it’s all new to him, he’s wanted to go to USAFA since he was in the 6th grade.

Are you excited about your overseas assignment? Embracing cultural etiquette is key to feeling at home in your new community. Let’s dive into some essential tips on respecting local norms, picking up a few language basics, and understanding social customs. We’ll also explore specific advice for popular destinations like Germany, Japan and Korea.
Universal Etiquette Tips for Every Country
Respecting the local culture is essential wherever you’re stationed. Here are some universal etiquette tips to help you navigate daily interactions and build positive relationships.