Questions to Ask Yourself Before Joining the Military
Before the images of yourself in uniform and boots start dancing in your head, you might want to stop for a bit and ask yourself these questions before signing up.
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Before the images of yourself in uniform and boots start dancing in your head, you might want to stop for a bit and ask yourself these questions before signing up.
This DARPA program has a $7.5 million approved budget that could go up to $20.9 million, according to the Biden administration.
President Biden has nominated Admiral Linda Fagan for the top spot in the United States Coast Guard. If confirmed, Fagan will be the first woman to lead a US military branch. “I’m honored to nominate Admiral Linda Fagan as Commandant of the US Coast Guard. Her leadership and integrity are second to none. If confirmed, […]
Here were some of the largest Coast Guard drug busts so far.
A federal judge in Texas has just stopped the COVID vaccine mandate in its tracks when it comes to punishing service members for requesting religious waivers against taking the vaccination. The judge charges in the injunction that the Navy system used to process religious waivers is a farce with rejection already predetermined.
Congress had to step in to assure Honorable discharges for service members who refused to get the vaccine citing religious and medical concerns. The DoD was preparing to court martial those who refused which amounted to them being convicted of a felony in a civilian court.
Semper Fi is the famed motto of the Marine Corps, but did you know that the Marines aren’t the only ones to use Semper?
As the boats reached Lunga Point, Douglas Munro regained consciousness and asked his friend “Did they get off?” He then died.
“Seaborne operations offer nearly unlimited water landing zones, providing significant flexibility for the joint force,” AFSOC said.
Watch: Iranian vessels repeatedly harass U.S. ships in the Persian Gulf.
China’s massive Coast Guard and a new law expanding what it can do have worried its neighbors, maybe none of them more so than Japan.
Coast Guard marksmen aboard Navy helicopters firing on suspected smugglers “is a daily event,” the head of US Southern Command said in January.