Where Will You Go?
Don’t Wait Until Your Food Is Gone to Prepare!
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Glenn Miller
Preparedness Advisor
Grocery stores, online shopping, even the gas station—there are so many places we can find food whenever a craving hits.
We don’t even need to think about what we will eat tomorrow. Just drop by the local fast-food joint or grab a frozen meal from the corner market, and you have a meal in minutes with zero effort required.
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(Press Release) Judicial Watch announced today it filed a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Defense for documents and emails regarding deletion of the words “Duty, Honor, Country” from the United States Military Academy at West Point’s mission statement (Judicial Watch, Inc. v. U.S. Department of Defense (No. 1:24-cv-01757)). “Duty, Honor, Country” is West Point’s motto.
The suit was filed after the Military Academy failed to respond to a March 2024 Judicial Watch FOIA request for:
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Heather Venable, Modern War Institute
Overlord: General Pete Quesada and the Triumph of…
Edward Luttwak, UnHerd
Neither side is prepared to fight
Neither the West not its enemies are prepared to fight.
Paul Bedard, WashExaminer
In its effort to blast “woke” military policies, a Washington-based legal watchdog this week sued the Pentagon for documents detailing the hows and whys of the U.S….
Simone Ledeen, RealClearDefense
The announcement from France that Eurosatory 2024 in Paris, one of the world’s largest defense and security exhibitions was banning Israeli companies and…
Krulak, et al, RCD
Four years ago, the United States Marine Corps embraced
BAGHDAD – The headquarters of Operation Inherent Resolve maintains two memorials to troops killed since 2014 in the fight against ISIS. One is a mural of pictures that the OIR staff walks past each day in the Baghdad headquarters, including three soldiers killed in the so-caled “Tower 22” attack in January, Sgt. Kennedy L. Sanders, Sgt. Breonna Moffett, and Staff Sgt. William Rivers.
The second is a ring of dogtags, one for each fallen member of the force.
In an interview with Task & Purpose, OIR commander Army Maj. Gen.
Travis Bell has been a barber at Fort Liberty, North Carolina for 57 years in a one-man shop inside the XVIII Airborne Corps’ sprawling headquarters building. He’s cut the hair of every kind of soldier, from privates to four-star generals, from paratroopers who jumped on D-Day to Medal of Honor winners. But this week the Army said he’ll be getting a reward of his very own.
In September Bell will be inducted into the National Barber Museum’s Hall of Fame.
The museum recognizes barbers who have made lasting impacts on the communities they serve.
When the congressional session resumes in the House next week, Rep. Nancy Mace plans to put forth a new proposal that would invest millions in the Army to set up a first-of-its-kind Quantum Computing Center of Excellence to aid the military, a senior official on the lawmaker’s team told DefenseScoop on Friday.
Quantum computing and information science marks a still-emerging and likely disruptive field that applies the laws of physics and complicated phenomena happening at atomic and subatomic levels to store, measure and move information.
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