The Biden administration acknowledged for the first time that the Abbey Gate suicide bomber who killed 13 U.S. service members was an Islamic State (IS) terrorist released from Bagram after the U.S. military chose to abandon the air base. CENTCOM’s secondary report on the Aug.…
Read More Biden Admin ‘Finally’ Acknowledges Abbey Gate Bomber Was Freed From Afghan Prison
A Marine at the center of a supplemental probe into the deadly suicide bombing during the 2021 U.S. military withdrawal from Afghanistan accused the Pentagon of concealing information showing it could have been prevented. Former Sgt. Tyler Vargas-Andrews caused a stir after he testified in March 2023…
Read More Marine At Center Of New Afghanistan Probe Accuses Pentagon Of Covering Up Evidence
A bill introduced Monday would require the Biden administration to take punitive action against any groups or individuals aiding the Houthi rebel group’s incessant attacks on naval forces and international shipping in the Red Sea, the Daily Caller Foundation has learned. Houthi terrorist attacks have destabilized…
Read More Tennessee GOP Rep Unveils Bill Cracking Down On Groups Supporting Houthi Attacks
Republican Rep. Brian Mast of Florida blasted Democrats for trying to get the Biden administration to block the sale of advanced F-35 jets to Israel that defended on Saturday against Iran’s large-scale drone and ballistic missile attack in an exclusive statement to the Daily Caller…
Read More Florida Rep. Brian Mast Blasts Dems Trying To Block F-35 Sales To Israel After Iran Attacks
The U.S. Navy sustained volleys of criticism and jabs on social media after a photo depicting a ship commander appearing to fire a rifle with its scope mounted backwards was posted on official social media accounts. The Navy scrambled to delete the photo of Cmdr.…
Read More U.S. Navy Roasted For Posting Picture Of Ship Commander Mishandling Rifle, With Capped Scope On Backwards
Enlisted troops could see an unprecedented bump to their base pay in the coming years under a plan Congress unveiled Thursday that could help recruiting and retention. The plan is the result of more than a year of study and back-and-forth with military leaders and…
Read More House Panel Vows Massive Boost To Enlisted Military Pay Amid Recruiting Crisis
Republican Rep. Jim Banks of Indiana demanded the Pentagon give updated data on diseases rates that could show whether COVID-19 or the vaccine caused the illnesses to spike as side effects, according to a Thursday letter obtained by the Daily Caller News Foundation. Internal Department…
Read More Indiana Rep. Banks Demands Pentagon Hand Over Stats That Could Debunk COVID-19 Vax Argument
The Pentagon failed to respond to questions about a peer-reviewed study seeming to debunk key research used to underscore arguments for diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives throughout the military. The Department of Defense (DOD) and the Navy have each cited studies conducted by global…
Read More Pentagon Won’t Respond To Research Casting Doubt On Studies Supporting Military’s DEI Push
The U.S. approved a possible emergency sale of HAWK missile system parts and support for Ukraine worth $138 million on Tuesday as funding for additional aid remains stalled in Congress. Ukraine made an urgent plea for maintenance and support for the HAWK medium range surface-to-air…
Read More US Greenlights Air Defense Sale To Address Ukraine’s ‘Urgent Need’ As Funding Bill Remains Stalled
The Navy’s top officer ordered a “deep dive” investigation into readiness and maintenance issues after one amphibious assault vessel, the USS Boxer, deployed after months of delay, according to Military.com. The Boxer carries fighter aircraft and Marines and serves as the flagship of its designated combat unit…
Read More U.S. Navy Orders ‘Deep Dive’ Into Readiness After Massive Ship Deployment Delay