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January 11, 2021
1st Special Forces Command investigating PSYOP captain for involvement in Trump DC rally National Guard troops stand watch at the Capitol building. Howard Altman/staff The 1st Special Forces Command is investigating a psychological operations captain for her involvement in the Jan. 6 pro- President Donald Trump rally in Washington, D.C., a spokesman tells Military Times. The command is investigating Capt. Emily Rainey’s involvement in the Wednesday rally. The 30-year-old psychological ope...
January 11, 2021
Lawmakers are exploring ways to subject military retirees to additional punishment for Wednesday's attack on the Capitol.
January 11, 2021
Army officials at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, are investigating a psychological operations captain after she attended a pro-Trump rally in Washington, D.C., that ended in a violent riot at the U.S. Capitol.
January 10, 2021
Daily Monitor Sunday January 10 2021 On January 14, Uganda will hold presidential and parliamentary elections. In countries that are managed well politically, elections cannot give serious cause for concern and are normally held peacefully, with security forces in their barracks and everyone else going about their business as usual. In Uganda, things are different. Politics remains the largest breakfast-lunch-dinner table imaginable — and nearly everyone wants to be as close to it as is reali...
January 7, 2021
Share This: An Oregon company has developed a nasal spray that makes microdosing easier for people fighting PTSD and Depression. PTSD and depression have plagued our troops from the beginning of time. Often, it seems to me, that we treat them with anti-depressants. Then we treat the side-effects of those drugs with more drugs. This doesn’t make sense. Now, Silo Wellness, an Oregon company, has developed a nasal spray that makes micro-dosing easier for people fighting PTSD and depression. Th...
January 6, 2021
Daily Monitor Wednesday January 06 2021 Ms Efrance Musimenta Mbagaya was arrested by security personnel believed to be from the Special Forces Command (SFC), the presidential guard. Summary However, the UCAA spokesperson Vianney Luggya has clarified that Ms Musimenta is still UCAA’s substantive Human Resource Manager in charge of Development and Training and her job has not been advertised. Advertisement Uganda Civil Aviation Authority (UCAA) has refuted claims that its human resource manager...
January 6, 2021
Share Police surrounded the suspect who was believed to be hiding in the forest in Koh Nhek district on January 06. Facebook Cop-killer hiding in forest; claims of identity disputed Wed, 6 January 2021 The prime suspect in the shooting death last week of a senior Phnom Penh municipal police officer has reportedly fled into the forests of Mondulkiri province where authorities are in pursuit. Responding to social media claims that the alleged shooter was one of their elite soldiers, the military�...
January 3, 2021
Daily Monitor Sunday January 03 2021 In this undated file photo, then Brig Paul Lokech (left) is seen talking to Brig Kayanja Muhanga. Gen Lokech has since been appointed deputy IGP, while Brig Muhanga has been appointed as the overall operations coordinator for all security operations. PHOTO/ FILE Summary Brig Kayanja’s appointment will see him supervise operations done by the UPDF, ISO and the police. Advertisement President Museveni on Friday appointed Brig Kayanja Muhanga as the coordinat...
January 3, 2021
DVIDS Colorado police say a National Guard soldier who was the first woman to earn the Green Beret received a summons to appear in court after the alleged accidental discharge. The incident happened in an apartment in Colorado Springs, and a police official called it an "extremely minor charge." Five months after becoming the first female Green Beret, a National Guard soldier is facing a civilian misdemeanor charge for accidentally firing a pistol inside a Colorad...
January 3, 2021
Daily Monitor Sunday January 03 2021 Summary From the well laid out reception area to the office he occupies, everything is neatly arranged. Lawyers pride themselves in heaping files on their desks but Opiyo disdains clutter. His office desk is clean and only has what requires his attention at a particular moment. Advertisement To understand Nicholas Opiyo, you need a sense of perspective. You need to understand adversity. Above all, you need an ability to reflect on things that happen to you f...