Family outraged by lenient sentence for Marine killer in tragic shooting
Lance Cpl. Austin Brian Schwenk, a Marine, was tragically shot and killed by Cpl. Jesse Thomas Bopp, who received an eight-year sentence for involuntary manslaughter.
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Lawsuit Alleges Discrimination Led to Air Force Contractor’s Fatal Accident
Stephanie Cosme, a testing engineer at Sumaria Systems, died in an accident involving a drone, leading her family to file a lawsuit alleging discrimination and inadequate training.
The Unseen Struggles of a Vietnam Tunnel Rat in Darkness and Danger
Nicholas "Napa Nick" Sanza, a Vietnam War tunnel rat, recovered remains of soldiers, leveraging survival skills and camouflage techniques in perilous underground environments.
Army Doctor Admits Guilt in Extensive Sexual Misconduct Case Involving Multiple Victims
Major Michael Stockin pleaded guilty to 41 counts of sexual misconduct, affecting multiple victims, with potential sentencing ranging from 9.5 to 13.5 years.
Navy Unveils Future USS Intrepid Honoring Valor and Legacy of Past Ships
Navy Secretary Carlos Del Toro announced the future USS Intrepid, honoring a legacy of bravery, resilience, and sacrifice linked to four previous vessels named Intrepid.
Marines Return to Authentic Yearbook Photos After Digital Alteration Controversy
Recruits at MCRD San Diego faced digital alterations in yearbook photos, leading to a return to authentic uniforms to uphold authenticity and integrity in representation.
Groundbreaking Reform Reveals Hope for Thousands of Veterans Seeking Discharge Upgrades
LGBTQ+ rights advocates reached an agreement with the Department of Defense to reform discharge upgrade policies for veterans affected by "don't ask, don't tell," impacting over 30,000 veterans.
VA Considers Free Holistic Health Services to Boost Veteran Well-Being
Veterans Affairs officials propose eliminating co-payments for wellness services, enhancing veteran access to holistic care like yoga and meditation while promoting overall well-being and cost savings.
Tragic Connection: Veteran’s Suicide and Tesla Explosion Spark Investigation
Master Sgt. Matthew Livelsberger, a 37-year-old Special Forces soldier, linked to a Tesla explosion, likely took his life amid a mental health crisis related to PTSD.
Army Soldier Arrested for Attempting to Sell Stolen Phone Records of Trump and Harris
Cameron John Wagenius, 20, faces federal charges for attempting to sell stolen phone records of Donald Trump and Kamala Harris, linked to a major data breach.