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The how to’s of shamming.

The refusal to acknowledge multiple issues with recruiting due to the belief that the Army will “continue rolling along” has now led to the wheels flying off into oncoming traffic.

Eco-friendly fuel and electric cars could overhaul internal logistics and fossil fuel reliance.

A refueling plane mascot replaces a pro-recycling one.

The truth might be out there, and the DoD wants to defeat whatever it is.

The war to end all wars isn’t done ravaging the continent.

“Am I a murderer? Or am I a soldier?”

Our nation faces a critical shortfall of volunteers to administer our elections and veterans can help close that gap. 

The families of Army Special Forces soldiers at Camp Bull Simons, Florida are at their breaking point after years of not having adequate or affordable child development centers.

And it looks amazing.

If the Marine Corps were to bring this concept to fruition and future commanders employed SIFs as designed, there could only be one result — many dead and captured Marines.

Read up, barracks lawyers.

It’s an effort to help “make our nation’s heroes ‘whole’ after the sacrifices they made.”

Yes, it was a shitty situation.

“This is not a recruiter problem. This is an Army problem.”

The story of Lance Cpl. Brian Easley will be depicted in the film “Breaking” which debuts in August.

A top civilian scientist working for the Air Force allegedly got a colleague to hire a prostitute for a job she was not qualified for on a propulsion research team.

Allow this colonel to be blunt.

Arguments about defending Taiwan from China often revolve around weapons systems to fund or what operational plans should include. Those are worthwhile debates, but a larger discussion needs to happen.

Air Force combat search and rescue crews are training to fight their way through enemy aircraft to rescue friendly troops.