On Wednesday, NATO “clarified” previous remarks made by Secretary-General Mark Rutte, after he announced that four U.S. Army soldiers were killed in NATO training exercises in Lithuania. The U.S. Army never confirmed the secretary general’s initial announcement.
Read More NATO ‘Corrects’ Statement On 4 Missing U.S. Soldiers After Secy. General Suggested They Died During Exercises In Lithuania
The 47th President announced on Monday that he will be getting rid of members on the Boards of Visitors of four service academies to combat “woke leftist ideologies.”
Read More Trump Dismisses Military Academy ‘Boards Of Visitors’ To Combat ‘Woke’ Influence
The United States Army recently highlighted its success in beating previously-low recruiting numbers, announcing that Army recruiting in December 2024 showed success in attracting the most men and women in the last 15 years.
Read More U.S. Army Achieves ’15-Year Recruitment High’ Following Trump’s Presidential Win
The Army has identified Capt. Rebecca Lobach was the third soldier aboard the Black Hawk helicopter that collided with an American Airlines flight, killing everyone aboard.
Read More Third Soldier Inside Black Hawk Helicopter Involved In DC Crash Identified
Authorities fear there are no survivors after an American Airlines plane and an Army helicopter collided midair over Washington, D.C., on Wednesday night. The tragedy has now shifted from a search-and-rescue effort to a recovery mission.
Read More American Airlines Plane, Army Helicopter Collide Over D.C.; All Passengers Presumed Dead
The brother of the suspect who launched the deadly car attack on Bourbon Street in New Orleans said “radicalization” is to blame for the rampage.
Read More New Orleans Attacker Shamsud-Din Jabbar’s Brother Says ‘Radicalization’ Is Reason For Massacre