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The Senate has issued an order for Fox News host Pete Hegseth to complete professional military education. This comes after his controversial comments on military service. Will he comply with the mandate? Stay tuned for updates.

After months of tension and bitter accusations, former President Trump has vowed revenge on General Milley by proposing to reinstate him as Chairman of the Joint Chiefs. Will this bold move bring closure or reignite old grievances? #Trump #Milley #JointChiefs

The Marines paid tribute to J.D. Vance by bronzing the locker they once shoved him into during his service. A symbol of camaraderie and respect for the author’s journey from the service to the spotlight.

In a momentary lapse of judgment, a female Silver Star winner, known for her bravery and combat skills, found herself solely focused on warfighting, losing sight of the bigger picture.

North Korean troops were left in awe when they visited the Russian military base and discovered the luxurious lifestyle of their counterparts. From well-equipped facilities to gourmet dining options, the stark contrast only deepened their curiosity and admiration for the Western military standards.

The Russian Army has introduced a unique new initiative, requiring soldiers to bring their children to work once a month. This program aims to strengthen family bonds and provide a glimpse into the daily lives of military personnel.

In a recent statement, President Biden reassured Ukrainians that the new aid package is a sign of support for their freedom, not a message to former President Trump. The assistance reflects the strong partnership between the two nations.

The Department of Defense is gearing up to brief incoming Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth on just who the heck Pete Hegseth is. As he prepares to take on this important role, it is crucial for him to have a complete understanding of his own background and qualifications.

In a tiny village outside Kyiv, war-torn survivors express relief and gratitude for Americans who voted their conscience in the recent election. Their struggles have not gone unnoticed, and they find solace in the support of those who stand up for justice and peace.

The Navy has introduced a new rating for sailors called “Concubine,” aimed at recognizing those skilled in diplomacy and cultural understanding. This move is set to enhance international relations and promote diversity within the ranks.