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“This is about winning a war. We don’t have time for some politically correct publicity stunt.” This is the typical response we encountered when proposing sustainable logistics and sustainment practices at a recent military exercise in Southeast Asia. The U.S. military personnel responsible for moving materials through the docks and airfields in Thailand were understandably skeptical. They viewed us as “do-gooders” and did not understand why developing processes now to recycle motor oil could be a critical step toward future success in the Indo-Pacific.

The radical left is getting desperate. Their efforts to stop Donald Trump and the America First movement are failing and failing badly.
Their unprecedented campaign of lawfare against President Trump has not only failed – it has backfired spectacularly. Their dangerous and divisive “Trump is a threat to democracy” rhetoric led to an assassination attempt against President Trump.
Joe Biden’s rambling, lost and incoherent debate performance left most Americans believing rightly that he was no longer mentally or physically capable of doing the job.

Barstool Sports owner and pizza review king Dave Portnoy found out just how vengeful an angry Poseidon can be during a brief misadventure at a Massaschutes harbor Monday aboard his 28-foot yacht. Luckily, the U.S. Coast Guard was nearby — probably because Portnoy never left Nantucket Harbor. 
It began with a call to the Coast Guard station on the ritzy island.
“Sector southeastern New England had received a report from the USCG station Brant Point of a 28-foot pleasure craft that belonged to Dave Portnoy,” USCG spokesperson Petty Officer 2nd Class Diolanda Ballero told Task & Purpose.

The Department of the Air Force released a presolicitation Tuesday as it looks for new target-tracking capabilities fueled by AI and other cutting-edge technologies.
The Air Force plans to spend approximately $99 million on the multiyear innovation effort and multiple awards are anticipated, according to the announcement.

Nancy Cartwright is an award-winning and world-renowned voice-over artist in TV and film. She is most known for her portrayal of Bart Simpson on The Simpsons, which has aired over 750+ episodes, and her work as Chuckie Finster in Rugrats and its spin-off All Grown Up from 2002 onward. The shows she has worked on have received dozens of awards for their artistic and technical merits and the films have grossed hundreds of millions of dollars at the box office. Before her leap into voice-over stardom, Cartwright was mentored by two voice-over legends, both of whom were World War II veterans.

BALTIMORE — The Pentagon’s network protector is running a pilot to improve how it does intelligence for defensive cyber.
The pilot is being conducted by Joint Force Headquarters-Department of Defense Information Network — a subordinate headquarters under U.S. Cyber Command responsible for defending the DOD’s network globally — and the Defense Intelligence Agency, which is responsible for providing intel on foreign militaries and owning all the intelligence directorates, or J2s, at the combatant commands.

Carlos Paz-Sosa decided during his senior year in high school that he wanted to enlist in the Marines, but soon got bad news from a recruiter: He would need to shed more than 100 pounds before he could ship to boot camp, according to a Marine Corps news story. Paz-Sosa struggled with his weight throughout his childhood and he was far outside of the Marines’ physical requirements.
With the support of his family, his recruiter, and others, Paz-Sosa not only lost the weight, but on July 12 graduated from boot camp at Marine Corps Recruit Training Depot San Diego.