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Nimitz was the first in a series of nuclear-powered super carriers that have remained the centerpiece of American power projection
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Medal of Honor recipient Clint Romesha says veterans aren’t broken and calls for more opportunity, connection and support after service.
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In July 1776, Congress proclaimed independence—and George Washington prepared an army to defend it.
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NASA will lead waves of aircraft, from stealth bombers to VIP helicopters, over the Mall to celebrate America’s 250th birthday.
Ukraine’s program of medium-range strikes on Russian military targets in occupied Crimea and southern Ukraine is now fatally disrupting Moscow’s military logistics chain. The lack of any logistical support or transport is now forcing some Russian infantry units to walk up to 19 miles to reach their frontline positions.
This development was reported by Ukraine’s Defense Minister, Mykhailo Fedorov, on Wednesday, 1 July. Fedorov was speaking at a joint press conference in Kyiv with Swedish Defense Minister Pål Jonson.
Today’s 4th of July celebration in Washington, D.C. will feature a nine-hour airshow involving waves of fixed and rotary-wing aircraft from across the military, including historic F-5s to modern fighter jets.
Freedom 250, the organization behind many of the events in the capital for the nation’s 250th birthday, released the schedule for the 4th of July airshow, which includes more than 30 specific waves of aircraft spanning almost every branch of the armed forces, minus Space Force.
In spring 1968, Jim McCloughan signed a contract to teach and coach two sports at a high school in his native Michigan.
The next week, McCloughan received a letter that the United States military needed him more. Drafted into the Army, McCloughan reported to Fort Knox, Kentucky, for basic training. He then went to Fort Sam Houston in San Antonio to become a combat medic.
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McCloughan (pronounced Muh-clue-in) became an exceptional medic.
There continues to be confusion about just what weapon Ukraine fired at Moscow on Tuesday, 30 June, during a missile alert. Russia’s Defense Ministry (MoD) has claimed that Ukraine used a ballistic missile in an attack on Moscow for the first time, although the model and type of missile remain to be identified.
In the MoD Thursday daily briefing, the Russia briefer stated that Moscow’s air defenses had intercepted what it called a “long-range operational-tactical missile” within the past 24 hours.
“Moscow Will Fall” – The Overnight Strikes Just Got Worse – Overnight on July 2, Russia and Ukraine endured another night of long-range strikes overnight, with Moscow continuing its devastating aerial bombardments of Kyiv as Ukrainian forces struck more energy infrastructure in Russia and Russian-occupied territory. While Russia relied on overwhelming missile and drone strikes on Ukrainian cities, despite Moscow claiming the strikes targeted military sites, Ukrainian forces continued to target the fuel infrastructure that economically supports the war in Ukraine.