Only a few in the military can go to the US Army’s Ranger School, and even fewer can pass it. For one Army nurse, the challenge was not only accepted, but met with enthusiasm. Captain Molly Murphy is no stranger…
“Hello, Nurse!” adventurous Army captain becomes first female nurse to graduate arduous Ranger School
Russia to free U.S. Marine vet Paul Whelan and reporter Evan Gershkovich in prisoner swap
Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich is set to be released from Russian jail on Thursday as part of a multi-country prisoner exchange deal.
SecDef Austin to consider revoking awarded Medals of Honor due to controversy
A review is underway that could result in the revocation of several Medals of Honor awarded to Soldiers involved in a controversial event in American military history. The Wounded Knee Massacre, which occurred in 1890, involved the killing of hundreds…
US Marine “Coyote” identified as casualty in fatal incident
A US Marine Staff Sergeant has died from injuries caused by a vehicle rollover at the Marine Air Ground Combat Center Twentynine Palms. 26-year-old Staff Sgt. Jerry L. Betzold, from Avon, Indiana, was identified on July 30 as the Marine…
US Army stops paying Soldier held by Russians— and may take harsher actions
The US Army has halted payments to a soldier sentenced to nearly four years in a Russian penal colony— and may take harsher actions against him if they ever get their hands on him again. Gordon Black, a 34-year-old staff…
Korean firm buys control of Philly’s Ghost Robotics in $240M deal
LIG Nex1, a South Korean maker of electronic warfare and communications equipment, says it has paid $240 million for a 60% controlling stake in Ghost Robotics, a Philadelphia-based developer of the Vision 60 dog-like four-legged robots used by the military and law enforcement.
