Actor Denis Leary’s latest TV series, “Going Dutch,” is a comedic military portrayal of an Army unit stationed in a remote corner of the Netherlands known as “Garrison Stroopsdorf.” Actor Denis Leary plays a new unit commander, Col. Patrick Quinn, a role in which he drew inspiration from a career-long interest in Gen. George S. Patton.
Leary was recently interviewed by Fox News about his new role in “Going Dutch,” where he had a chance to infuse all of his knowledge about Patton into his character. He recalled a conversation with the series creator, Joel Church-Cooper.
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The Pentagon’s Chief Digital and AI Office recently completed a pilot exercise with tech nonprofit Humane Intelligence that analyzed three well-known large language models in two real-world use cases aimed at improving modern military medicine, officials confirmed Thursday.
In its aftermath, the partners revealed they uncovered hundreds of possible vulnerabilities that defense personnel can account for moving forward when considering LLMs for these purposes.
We’re only on the third day of the new year and 2025 has already shown signs of being just as volatile as last year. On New Year’s Day, an apparent act of terrorism in New Orleans left at least 15 dead and a separate incident in Las Vegas left one dead and seven injured.
The FBI has identified Army veteran Shamsud-Din Jabbar — who was also briefly in the Navy’s delayed entry program — as the suspect in the attack on New Orleans’ Bourbon Street.
The UK MoD revealed that a laboratory is creating a quantum technology-based atomic clock to improve military intelligence and surveillance.
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The primary suspects in two deadly attacks on New Year’s Day shared a history of service in the U.S.
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Authorities are looking into whether Matthew Livelsberger, a Bronze Star recipient, was having personal problems before he took his own life.
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When Lt. Col. Dustin Johnson was ordered to deploy to the Middle East last year, he and his fellow F-22 Raptor pilots prepared for an unusual challenge.
Shamsud Din Jabbar had 14 years of active and reserve service, Matthew Livelsberger had just short of 20 years and was possibly active U.S. Army Special Forces
Well the fruit and product of DEI and CRT training is coming home to roost. DEI and CRT are creating the hate and discontent they say they are trying to address. Once more the globalist elite create the problem they say they are trying to resolve.
A Rutgers study shows that DEI Training only makes things worse, not better. Both SDJ and Livelsberger were co-opted by the Tailored Mass Psychosis of the DEI curriculum.