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Government Shutdown. Again
Pentagon readies contingency plans for government shutdown The department’s ‘highest priorities’ will revolve around operations securing the US Southern border, operations in the Middle East, designing Golden Dome, depot maintenance, shipbuilding and critical munitions, according to the guidance. By Ashley Roque WASHINGTON — With less than two days left before the US government potentially shuts […]
Hasan’s Days are Numbered
Sixteen Years Has Passed Since the Fort Hood Massacre and Nidal Hasan Is Out of Options Beege Welborn On November 5, 2009, an Army psychiatrist named Nidal Malik Hasan took a pistol fitted with a laser sight, entered an Army processing center on Fort Hood in Texas, and proceeded to slaughter his fellow unarmed and […]
DACOWITS Decommed
Hegseth terminates women’s advisory group, slams ‘divisive agenda’ By Hope Hodge Seck The Pentagon has announced plans to terminate a 75-year-old advisory committee serving female service members, citing a “divisive” and harmful agenda — days after a previous memo established plans for reactivating it. A Sept. 17 memo signed by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and […]
Removing Disgraced Veterans
Senators seek to make it easier for VA to exhume ‘disgraced’ veterans By Karen Jowers A bipartisan group of U.S. senators wants to make it easier to exhume and remove the remains of veterans convicted of serious crimes from national cemeteries. “The burial grounds of our national cemeteries should be reserved for the bravest and […]
What’s In A Name?
Trump, Hegseth float renaming Defense Department to Department of War By Leo Shane III Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said plans to rename his agency as the Department of War are “coming soon,” but it remains unclear whether the executive branch can make such a move without congressional permission. During a White House press event on […]
New Award for Mexican Border Service
Mexican Border Service Medal Pentagon releases design for Mexican Border Defense Medal The new award uses the same design and ribbon as the Mexican Border Service Medal from 1918. Nicholas Slayton Four days after confirming that it was creating a new medal for troops deployed to the U.S.-Mexico border, the Department of Defense released the […]
VA Fires Federal Unions
The Union Label VA severs ties with most federal unions, terminating worker contracts By Leo Shane III Veterans Affairs leaders on Wednesday announced plans to terminate nearly all of its collective bargaining contracts with federal unions, upending employment agreements for hundreds of thousands of department workers. The move affects members of the American Federation of […]
Confederate Memorial Returns to Arlington
SECDEF “…taken down by woke lemmings…” Pete Hegseth Orders Return of Confederate Memorial to Arlington National Cemetery Hannah Knudsen Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is committed to rooting out woke, and that includes returning confederate memorials to their rightful places. In an X post on Tuesday, Hegseth announced the grand return of the Confederate Memorial, commonly […]
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