Army major honors fallen soldiers with Native eagle feathers in hair
Granted a religious accommodation to wear eagle feathers, Maj. Patrick Sorensen said each represent a fallen soldier or comrade he has served with.
Granted a religious accommodation to wear eagle feathers, Maj. Patrick Sorensen said each represent a fallen soldier or comrade he has served with.
The new policy applies to all 70 bases around the world, though, of course, you'll need a safety brief before you get access.
The school's top officer and the CO of elite reconnaissance training were fired “for loss of trust and confidence in their ability to execute the responsibilities of their commands.”
Marine FAST security teams train to respond to rowdy mobs, coordinated attacks, bomb threats and even snipers.
The body of Staff Sgt. Fidel Cruz-Llanos was recovered on Tuesday.
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The pier will bring ashore up to 2 million meals per day in Gaza, but would be a centerpiece of future potential Pacific conflicts.
Navy Capt. Kurt D. Balagna was relieved“ due to a loss of confidence in his ability to command."
Marines can also now rest their rifles on the magazine while qualifying.
The weapons include anti-armor and anti-tank systems.
Soldiers complained that the first version of the headset gave them motion sickness, nausea and neck injuries.
Army 2025 request funds more barracks but current projects are hamstrung by Congresses inability to pass 2024 budget
Troops would get a 4.5% raise in their basic pay.
The paratrooper allegedly escaped early Friday after being put under 24-hour guard.
The program halted on March 1 and was initially expected to be paused for at least a month.
Chief Warrant Officers Casey N. Frankoski and John Grassia died on Friday, March 8 when their helicopter crash near the U.S.-Mexico border.
American, British and French forces took out a "large-scale" attack targeting commercial and military ships in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden
American forces continue to airdrop food into Gaza while the United Nations calls for expanding ground-based air transport amid fears of famine.