American troops stationed in Japan can no longer drink at off-base establishments late at night, the head of U.S. forces in Japan ordered.
The new order updates liberty hours for troops, barring them from going to any “drinking establishment” between the hours of 1 a.m.-5 a.m. The order, announced in September, went into effect on the first of the month. It applies to all American troops, regardless of branch, rank or age. It comes following internal review by leadership after several American service members were accused of sexual assault this year.
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This year, the American people will make their voices heard at the ballot box. The 2024 presidential election comes at a critical time in world affairs. The policies of the Biden-Harris Administration have invited conflict, diminished America’s standing around the globe, and imperiled our national security. Over the last four years, peace throughout the world has been upended by America’s emboldened adversaries.
Repeated failures have marked the Biden-Harris Administration’s foreign policy.
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Much of the world’s chaos can be traced back to Carter.
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Since the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter’s inception, the Defense Department and industry have struggled to wrestle down its price tag to roughly $80 million or $100 million per jet,…
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Leidos is readying its Small Cruise Missile—nicknamed “Black Arrow”-for guided flight tests out the back of an Air Force Special Operations Command AC-130 this fall, the company…
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These funds come under the aegis of the EWAAAC – a $46B funding mechanism for the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center based at Eglin Air Force Base.
Former Space Force Commander and fighter Pilot Matthew Lohmeier spoke with President Trump at a rally in Butler, North Carolina.
Trump promises to create a Task Force to make sure DEI never shows its ugly head in the Military ever again.
And this man will be on that task force!
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Eddie Vincek was 19 when his unit, 1st Battalion, 28th Marine Regiment, got its first taste of war in one of Word War II’s fiercest battles: the invasion of Iwo Jima. Vincek landed on the rocky Pacific island approximately an hour after the first wave, he said in an interview with the Veterans of Foreign Wars post.
“Working on a dairy farm,” he told the VFW, “I was used to seeing animal blood, but not human blood covering over the ground.
The first woman to lead the U.S. military’s massive logistical enterprise and one of just a handful to ever reach the rank of four-star general in the U.S. military retired Friday. Air Force Gen. Jacqueline Van Ovost passed command of U.S. Transportation Command to Gen. Randall Reed in a ceremony at Scott Air Force Base attended by Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin.
Promoted to General in August of 2020, Van Ovost was the senior officer in that rank among the four women four-star generals and admirals across the U.S. military.