A former Fort Stewart sergeant admitted in federal court this week that he killed a fellow solider in June 2020.
Former sergeant admits to murdering fellow soldier over reporting misconduct
FBI counterintelligence probe led to arrest of federal employee working for the Republic of China Navy
Robert Snell The Detroit News Oct. 25—Detroit — FBI agents Tuesday arrested a federal employee who lied about working for the Taiwanese Navy and using the COVID pandemic as cover to move to Taiwan, according to a criminal case unsealed in federal court. National Oceanic…
Women unload their hatred for military men on Army TikToker
A TikTok video reveals the downfalls of dating military personnel- or perks, depending on how you look at them. User Rickologist posted a video of a semi-uniformed Soldier [believed to be him] dancing to music and pointing at the text.…
Homeless veteran stabbed to death in Portland
Savannah Eadens oregonlive.com (TNS) Anthony Matthew Hartley stood outside Northeast Portland’s Gateway Transit Center one day last year as a bus pulled up. As a man stepped off the bus, Hartley called out to him, “Hey, what’s the matter, did you…
Sailor convicted of selling unregistered machine guns, possessing grenade launchers and anti-tank missiles
Caitlyn Burchett The Virginian-Pilot A Navy sailor living in Virginia Beach was convicted of dealing illegal machine guns by a federal jury Monday in U.S. District Court. Patrick Tate Adamiak, 28, is facing 10 years in prison for receiving, possessing, and transferring unregistered machine guns.…
‘Way more stressful’ than Iraq: Army veteran returns from fighting in Ukraine as a volunteer
Hal Bernton The Seattle Times (TNS) Oct. 25—In March, Iraq War veteran Carl Larson took a leave from his digital marketing job in the Puget Sound region to join in the Ukrainian struggle against the Russian invasion of their country. He spent…
