“Because people don’t like you doesn’t mean you did what the government has accused him of,” the sailor's lawyer said. “In fact, it makes you a target.”
“Today we honor three outstanding soldiers whose actions embody the highest ideals of selfless service."
You’ve seen this airplane come and go countless times since the beginning of the deployment but this time your name is on the manifest. It is your “freedom bird.”
Alaska, Iowa, Mississippi, Nebraska and Wyoming have joined Oklahoma in challenging the Defense Department's COVID-19 vaccine mandate.
"Wireless power transfer provides a potential breakthrough capability."
They face a maximum sentence of life in prison if convicted.
“I’m not even mad, that’s a flex."
'AAVs will only return to operating in the water if needed for crisis response.'
Ryan S. Mays' supervisors described him as a sailor who was cocky, disrespectful, and said that he 'lacked military bearing.'
“Accelerated change taken too literally."
“As a reward for re-enlisting you get to sit in the very back of one of the darkest and bleakest helicopters you can ride in."
“That’s when I saw Sgt. Cashe at the back of the Bradley ... The only thing he asked me was, ‘Where are the boys at?'”
'I think this is one of the most direct examples of unlawful command influence that I have seen in a number of years.'
The youngest son of fallen Navy SEAL Cmdr. Brian Bourgeois was in the middle of the Navy Football team's celebration on Saturday.
“Although the fire was started by an act of arson, the ship was lost due to an inability to extinguish the fire."
'It's unfortunate it took decades to ultimately resolve this case'
“It was a very stressful day, I could have used some Gold Bond powder.”
It's the season of participation trophies, although the preferred nomenclature is the “end of tour” award.
Nearly 800 people have been held at the prison since it opened in 2002.
