Marine Corps Astronaut Jasmin Moghbeli Reflects on Space and Service Sacrifices
NASA astronaut and Marine Lt. Col. Jasmin Moghbeli, after a six-month space mission, humorously compared her orbital living conditions to her past military deployments.
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Murder Hornets Eradicated in the U.S. After Five-Year Battle Against Invasion
Seattle officials celebrate the eradication of invasive "murder hornets," marking a rare victory against a species known for its deadly stings and harm to honeybees.
Bipartisan Support Revives Horse-Drawn Funerals at Arlington National Cemetery
Horse-drawn funerals at Arlington National Cemetery are set to return after Congress passed a bill to improve conditions and care for the horses following past welfare issues.
Navy Wastes Billions on Cruiser Upgrades While Readiness Declines
A GAO report reveals the U.S. Navy wasted $1.84 billion on cruiser modernization, plagued by poor planning and oversight, while amphibious ships face maintenance issues.
Cuban Government Misleads on Remittances to Bypass U.S. Sanctions, Investigation Reveals
A Miami Herald investigation reveals the Cuban military's ongoing control over remittances, circumventing U.S. sanctions via the deceptive operation of Orbit S.A.
Congress Investigates Impact of Stress on Testosterone Levels in Special Forces
Congress is urging the Pentagon to investigate low testosterone levels, known as "Operator Syndrome," among special operations forces linked to stress and health issues.
Heroic F-16 Pilot Executes Dual Missions to Save Army Rangers in Afghanistan
Lt. Col. Craig Andrle bravely completed two urgent F-16 sorties, delivering crucial air support to Army Rangers in Afghanistan amidst intense combat.
Syria’s Transformation: Implications for U.S. Military Strategy and Regional Stability
The end of Assad's reign in Syria raises complex challenges for U.S. military engagement, counterterrorism efforts, and regional stability amidst competing factions.
Pearl Harbor Survivors Honor Fallen Heroes Amidst Fragile Remembrance at Advanced Ages
At 104 and 102, Pearl Harbor survivors Ira Schab and Ken Stevens honor the attack's legacy, reflecting on their harrowing experiences 83 years later.
Newly Managed Thrift Store Reopens at Marine Corps Base to Support Community
A new thrift store at Marine Corps Base Iwakuni, now managed by the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society, has reopened to support the community with reused items.