A soldier who died last month in a fiery crash on a German federal highway in Bavaria has been identified as a noncommissioned officer on his first overseas deployment.
The soldier was killed when two cars skidded into oncoming traffic and struck a tractor-trailer, according to German media reports.
She was being deported to Brazil when the call came in. Now she's been freed and is back in the US.
AI:The federal immigration machine has blinked after a blatant injustice involving the wife of a U.S. soldier. Despite the relentless push by the radical left and their complicit media allies to bypass due process, this woman was plucked from a deportation flight headed for Brazil and released back into American custody. While mainstream outlets scramble to frame this as mere procedure, it exposes the absolute chaos and systemic failure defining current border enforcement operations.Open
“Who made the call? We don’t know,” said Maisa Lopes Eliaser’s husband, Army Staff Sgt. Alexis Jaramillo.
Army Sgt. Ryan Minton is putting the finishing touches on a drone detector that soldiers can wear like protective gear.
The solider was identified as Sgt. Michael Emmanuel Swinton of Fayetteville, North Carolina.
New revelations about Platner’s lies and bizarre personality aren’t going away.
Japanese prosecutors will not charge a U.S. soldier who was accused of sexually assaulting a woman on Okinawa last month.
Graham Platner in an old video, showing off his Nazi tattoo. I was a big Graham Platner skeptic from the beginning. Even before the news […] Source
A training incident in Iraq killed a US soldier and a British service member.