A Navy SEAL combat medic called as a witness in the trial of Chief Eddie Gallagher claims that it was he, not Gallagher, who was responsible for the death of the ISIS prisoner in Iraq, dealing a massive blow to the U.S. government's case against Gallagher
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"This was an unprovoked attack on a U.S. surveillance asset in international airspace"
Personnel at Joint Base Andrews were treated to a threat brief regarding an "increase in nationwide activity" by self-described "incels."
Miller, considered a key witness in the trial of Chief Eddie Gallagher, testified that he saw his former platoon chief stab the wounded ISIS fighter but was unable to recall a number of details surrounding that event.
He also spoke at length about his experiences as a sniper in support of Iraqi security forces during clearing operations, and said he believed Gallagher had shot at innocent civilians on multiple occasions.
Cooling disputed many of the investigations findings. He told investigators that he did not remember threatening to castrate anyone but he had talked with the staffer in question about growing up on a farm and they may have discussed castrating cattle
"Wherever he went he was like the sun."
"He was trying to vouch for the '2 guys' of the team who killed Logan, saying they are his best friends, are really good guys, and she should try to help them."
The trial of Navy SEAL Chief Eddie Gallagher officially kicked off on Tuesday with the finalization of the jury panel, opening statements, and witness testimony indicating that drinking alcohol on the front lines of Mosul, Iraq in 2017 seemed to be a common occurrence for members of SEAL Team 7 Alpha Platoon.
As a Medal of Honor recipient, former Army Staff Sgt. David Bellavia will also be eligible for retroactive monthly pension payments stretching back to 2004
The offices of the Joint Chiefs and Secretary of Defense are about to be filled by the Army
Yahoo News reported on Tuesday that Shanahan's FBI background check was holding up the process.
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Defense officials have been unable to directly link Iran to attacks on merchant ships in the Gulf of Oman.
"His reserved and thoughtful demeanor, disciplined work ethic, and commitment to his fellow paratroopers endeared him to all fortunate enough to share time with him."
"Since the civilian proceedings have concluded, MARSOC is now assessing command options for further adjudication of this case in the military justice system."
He appears to have been with the 101st Airborne Division.
The Marine lieutenant colonel removed from command of the 1st Reconnaissance Battalion in May was ousted over alleged "misconduct" but has not yet been charged with a crime, Task & Purpose has learned.
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