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STRIPES (Corey Dickstein) - Heavy unit, light trucks: Army tests Infantry Squad Vehicle in armor brigade for first time | Stars and Stripes

The ISVs add speed and stealth for cavalry scouts and dismounted infantrymen who operate at or beyond the front lines.

STRIPES (Brian McElhiney) - Air Force veteran who died on Okinawa helped launch snowmobiling veterans group in Alaska | Stars and Stripes

James J. Chopik’s friends remembered the Air Force veteran as a dedicated pal who took pride in his service and his later civilian work.

STRIPES (Matthew Adams) - Army launches Space Operations Branch | Stars and Stripes

The new branch brings together Army Space Operations Officers and enlisted Tactical Space Operations Specialists.

STRIPES (Matthew M. Burke) - Army investigates source of toxic chemicals found in fish at major training hub in southern Germany | Stars and Stripes

An Army base in Germany probes whether past firefighting drills caused toxic chemicals found in fish samples taken from area waterways.

STRIPES (Phillip Walter Wellman) - Army sets deadlines for chaplains to remove rank insignia from some uniforms | Stars and Stripes

Army chaplains will have 90 days to remove rank insignia from combat uniforms under new guidance to make military chaplains appear more like clergy.

STRIPES (John Vandiver) - Departure of trailblazing US Army in Europe and Africa chief sparks uproar directed at Hegseth | Stars and Stripes

Backlash grows as Gen. Christopher Donahue’s early retirement sparks debate over Army leadership changes and Pentagon decision-making priorities.

AMERICANTHINKER - Supreme Court rules that 'temporary' means temporary, -- and the left has a cow

What part of 'temporary' don't they understand?

THENATIONALPULSE (Pulse Wires) - Alibaba Sues Pentagon Over ‘Chinese Military Company’ Designation.

Chinese tech giant Alibaba is challenging its inclusion on the Pentagon's "Chinese military company" list, claiming the designation is baseless and damaging to its business operations.

Chinese tech giant Alibaba is challenging its inclusion on the Pentagon’s “Chinese military company” list, claiming the designation is baseless and damaging to its business operations. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: Alibaba has filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of War , challenging its inclusion on the Pentagon’s “Chinese military company” list. The company argues that the designation is unsupported by evidence and harms its U.S. business ventures. DETAIL: The company contends it has no ties to China’s military-civil fusion strategy and says its relationships with Chinese government agencies such as the State-Owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission (SASAC) and the Ministry of Industry and…Open