Half a year after 31 pistols went missing from Fort Moore, the Army’s Criminal Investigation Division is increasing the reward offered for any help finding the weapons, as well as optics that have also vanished from the base.
A CID reward poster, shared to social media including the Army subreddit, offers up to $15,000 for “credible information” that can help find the pistols and gear or the people who stole them. Alongside the 31 M17 pistols, CID is also searching for two Enhanced Night vision Goggles and one AN/PAS 13D Thermal Optic. Those went missing between August and October.
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James Scott Reece Anderson was born on 24 May 2002 in Kidlington, United Kingdom. From 2019 to 2023 he served as a private in the 22nd Signal Regiment of the British Armed Forces, declared reports on X.
After he was discharged from the army, he couldn’t find a job and was left without money, so he applied on the website of the Ukrainian Foreign Legion.
He decided to join the Ukrainian Armed Forces, but realized that it was a bad idea. Apparently, only after his capture.
The mercenary said he managed to enter Ukraine via Poland.
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Rather than focus on readiness and lethality, leaders of some nonprofits are more concerned about President-elect Donald Trump and his nominee for Secretary of Defense. Why? Because they might stop the relentless pursuit of patriots in the military that occurred during the Biden administration.
Yes, these nonprofits are worried about “extremists,” not our readiness for World War III or other conflicts.
The foundation for Re-Industrialization: a robust American Flag Merchant Fleet and maritime sector
We’re experiencing a re-awakening in America in so many ways
A nation isn’t a nation unless we secure our borders
A nation isn’t a nation unless we are healthy and have a trusted food supply chain
A nation isn’t a nation unless the government is efficient, accountable and works for the people
A nation isn’t a nation unless we build things, and build things that build things
We are the largest economy in the world yet we have a puny merchant fleet of around 80 ships among the 100,00
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by MG Paul E Vallely, US Army (Ret) and SUAUS China Team
At the recent APEC and G20 summits, Xi posed in the middle of the front row in group photos of national leaders, while Biden appeared at a corner in the APEC photo, followed by a no-show in the G20 photo. Snatching these rare moments, the CCP media have gone viral bragging “CCP dominated APEC and G20”, “rise in the East, and decline in the West,” “CCP and Brazil have formed a golden partnership for a more-just and longer-lasting planet,”, “the Chancay Port (a huge port in Peru built with Beijing’s $1.
After a long wait, season two of ‘Andor’ is arriving in April. The ‘Star Wars’ show, a prequel to a prequel, ended up being a surprise hit. It ditched the Jedi and the Force to focus on the violence, backstabbing and subterfuge behind the insurgency of the Rebel Alliance. It even showed that AKs were around a long, long time ago. Now the second and final season is bringing back the big bad of ‘Rogue One’ to face a new challenge.
Ben Mendelsohn was already confirmed to be reprising his role as Orson Krennic, the director of Advanced Weapons Research Division.
Special operations forces deploy around the world in high-risk missions. And the troops that fall under Special Operations Command experience a high rate of serious and sometimes deadly accidents outside of combat, often in training.
A lack of oversight and a culture of complacency are the major contributors to these mishaps, the Government Accountability Office wrote in a new report, released on Thursday, Nov. 21.
MacLean & Heinrichs, Hudson Institute Aaron MacLean and Rebeccah Heinrichs discuss the moral implications of the United States growing its nuclear arsenal on School of War.
Casey Carlisle, RealClearDefense
Say that your local school district wishes to increase its revenue (raise your property taxes). It cannot legally get away with robbing you directly.
Adam Kredo, Washington Free Beacon Iran publicly accelerated its contested nuclear work on Friday, installing advanced centrifuges to more quickly enrich the uranium needed to fuel an atomic…