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McKellop is accused of attacking police at the Capitol while wearing ballistic armor and a helmet.

The Army believes that by moving to a "managed service" model for satellite communications, it will be able to "keep up with new solutions as they come out," Col. Shane Taylor tells Breaking Defense.

The Army needs to “put a timeline to allow our industry partners to see where our gaps may be, use their technology and their understanding to develop potential solutions and then bring them out,” Brig. Gen. Guy Jones, deputy director and chief of staff of Army Futures Command’s Futures and Concepts Center, said.

Meta has been ordered to pay Voxer more than $174 million in damages, according to court documents filed on Wednesday.

An explanation of our unforgivable dumping of Afghanistan after 20 years...

Green Berets, the U.S. Army's Special Forces, must be able to care for themselves in small groups behind enemy lines.

The Texas Department of Public Safety has announced the 2022 recipients of the 10th Annual Javier Arana, Jr. Top Trooper Competition, and Beaumont based Trooper Mark Cooke has been named

Officers promoted in Santa Barbara in open ceremony for the first time since COVID hit SANTA BARBARA, Calif. - The Santa Barbara Police department is going through changes in the ranks and in its ability to have open events again. With a small ceremony for family and staff, five promotions will be taking place today. Police Chief Barney Melekian will be swearing in  Allan Tuazon   Antonio Montojo, Charles Veneble and Stephanie Trujillo to Sergeant  and Sgt. Ryan Jensen to Lieutenant. Eve...

by SOFREP Jan 26, 2021 Share This: U.S. Army Special Forces, affectionately referred to as the “Green Berets,” are one of America’s most elite and capable special operations units. They have been at the forefront of the fight against terrorism, but their operational relevancy goes back for decades. Special Forces have a plethora of mission sets. Some of these include Direct Action, Special Reconnaissance, Counter-terrorism, Counter-insurgency, Foreign Internal Defense, Unconventional War...

We now know the name of the 41-year-old who was killed in action yesterday in afghanistan. he is sergeant first class jeremy w griffin from tennessee. he served as a communications sergeant. he was killed by small arms fir fire. back here at home, more frightening news about vaping. a californian man has died of a severe lung illness linked to vaping. its the second fatality. californias governor wants to regulate the industry. he is running into some problem problems. >> i am concerned. >> but ...