A new document released by the US Army revealed a clue as to the fate of cavalry units around America’s largest ground force— But which way will it go?
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Air Force photos of Airman accused of breaking into liquor store disappear
Air and Space recruiters in the Central Valley area of California were proud to announce the recruits they were shipping out to boot camp on Instagram in 2021, but they have since deleted their Instagram account.
Army to increase minimalist food stations for soldiers as dining facilities continue to lose money
By Michael Swaney As single troops continue to avoid attending dining facility meal services across Army installations, the Army is looking to invest more in food kiosks that offer simple meals. The first reported kiosk was at Fort Stewart and…
“Consummate professional:” Army recommended mass shooter for promotion but his family was worried about his hearing aids
By Andy Wolf The US Army reservist who became infamous for carrying out the most casualty-producing mass shooting in Maine’s history had been given highly favorable ratings from his superiors a short time prior, records show. Personnel records released Monday…
Airman who lit himself on fire did not fit the profile of most who commit self-immolation
By Michael Swaney When most think of those who have committed self-immolation in protest of war, they probably think of the infamous Buddhist monk in 1963 but statistics show that those who do this are statistical outliers. The mind of…
US Airman sets himself on fire in front of the Israeli Embassy in Washington
By Michael Swaney An active-duty member of the US Air Force, who identified himself as Aaron Bushnell, set himself on fire outside the Israeli Embassy in Washington, DC, on Sunday. In a self-recorded video of the incident, Bushnell says, “I…