History Military June 23, 2021 Army Medic Waverly Woodson – D-Day Hero. Army Medic Waverly Woodson Jr hit Omaha Beach with the 320th Barrage Balloon Battalion (VLA), 1st Army, on June 6,...
Military Technology June 22, 2021 THOR – Hammering Down Drone Attacks A new technology designed to destroy drones is called THOR – Tactical High-power Operational Responder – created by the Air...
Military June 21, 2021 Shock Test for the USS Gerald R Ford – Was That An Earthquake? Florida, 100 Miles Northeast of Ponce Inlet – A shock test (also known as an FSST) was conducted on Friday,...
History Military June 20, 2021 The Coast Guard Mascot: Sinbad the Sailor Man…er, Dog. The United States Marine Corps has an English Bulldog Mascot named Chesty. There have been many Chestys over the decades,...
Military June 19, 2021 Marine Couple Honored for Helping Rescue Hikers on Okinawa The US Marine Corps honored Marine couple Master Gunnery Sgt. Ronald Thomas and Master Sgt. Sara Thomas with Navy Marine...
History Military June 18, 2021 USS Jimmy Carter, a Pirate Flag, and Lots of Secrets The USS Jimmy Carter is a modified Seawolf Class Submarine – and the last of its kind. It’s the most...
Military June 18, 2021 Richard Torres-Estrada Back At His Position of Diversity and Inclusion at USSOCOM We previously wrote about Richard Torres-Estrada and his anti-police, anti-Trump rhetoric. He is now back at the Office of “Diversity...
Military June 17, 2021 Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam Scrambles F-22s in Response to Russian Naval Exercise Western Pacific – When the FAA asked the US Military at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam to scramble F-22 Raptors not...
Military Veterans June 17, 2021 DeSantis Signed Bills to Make Florida a Military Friendly State Florida Governor DeSantis signed three bills in June that he hopes will make Florida the ‘most Military friendly state in...
Military June 15, 2021 Military Gun Thefts – Over 1,900 Missing Weapons How did an Army Beretta M9 that the Army thought was safely put away at Fort Bragg find its way...
