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Soldiers are smoking a whole lot more weed if they happen to be stationed in or near a state where it’s legal, and the Army has definitely noticed. At nine Army bases in or near marijuana-friendly states, there has been a roughly 18% increase between 2017 and 2018 in positive drug tests for THC, or […]
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When I refer to the Scorpion program, I’m not referring to the fictional new show on CBS about a small group of geniuses working for the Department of Homeland Security. The Scorpion program I’m referring to is the National Security Agency’s (NSA) version, albeit on a much smaller scale, of the Central Intelligence Agency’s (CIA) Global […]
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These concealed carry ideas will help you decide which method is more suitable for you as a gun carrier. RELATED: Concealed Vs Open Carry: Pros And Cons In this article: What Works Best for You Standard 5 O’Clock Concealed Carry Holster Position Cross Draw/Paddle Holster for Concealed Carry Shoulder Holster for Concealed Carry Fanny Pack for […]
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A video shows the inside of a U.S. military camp overtaken by Russian mercenaries working with Syrian forces, shortly after American troops abandoned it. U.S. forces left the Manbij camp in northern Syria early Tuesday following an October 6 directive from President Donald Trump to leave a coalition with the Syrian Defense Forces (SDF) fighting […]
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ANKARA/WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Turkey ignored new sanctions from the United States to press on with its assault on northern Syria on Tuesday, while the Russia-backed Syrian army entered one of the most hotly contested cities, filling a void created by Donald Trump’s abrupt retreat. A week after reversing U.S. policy and moving troops out of […]
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After nearly a year out east, I returned to California in January of 1994 with orders to report to HS-10, the helicopter training squadron in San Diego where I would spend six months learning the ropes before finally deploying as part of an operational squadron. But there were a few more hurdles to clear first, […]
Continue ReadingA Marine Corps recruit was discharged at Parris Island and then arrested by Beaufort County Sheriff’s Office for warrants out of Georgia for child molestation, records show. Parris Island Director of Communication Strategy and Operations Capt. Bryan McDonnell confirmed the discharge of Pless Dewayne Strickland but directed all questions about the arrest to police. Strickland, […]
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WASHINGTON — Pentagon officials have quietly confirmed what military personnel have long suspected: Most critical defense-related decisions are made by cats pushing random objects off tables. The power of cats has been classified for some time meow. However, recent events have forced the Pentagon to declassify what it calls Project Catnip. “We’ve decided it was […]
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The pedestrian killed Friday night after being struck by a car in northern Beaufort County had stopped to help someone who was involved in an earlier crash, local officials said Monday. The pedestrian has been identified as Erin Rachel Lilleyfogle, 23, Beaufort County deputy coroner David Ott said. She was pronounced dead at the scene. […]
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For an organization that is constantly shining a light on things that would rather be kept out of the public eye, the moderators of U.S. Army WTF! Moments have done a remarkably impressive job at staying anonymous. That is, until Monday. On the first day of the Association of the U.S. Army conference, a member […]
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