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Family of Kentucky Airman Fatally Wounded by Sig Sauer P320 Military Variant Urges ... - WNKY News 40 Television

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GREENVILLE, Ky. – Family members of beloved Air Force Airman Brayden T. Lovan, 21, who was fatally wounded in an inexplicable, unintended firing of a Sig Sauer P320-variant service pistol, are urging military service units, federal agents, and law enforcement departments to stop using all variations of the Sig Sauer P320. Brayden’s mother, Melinda Tucker, and family members are speaking out publicly after turning for assistance to Attorney Rober…See the Story

20 Years Later, NatGeo's 'Hurricane Katrina: Race Against Time' Docuseries Exposes Failures and Heroes

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The systems meant to protect Americans failed in August 2005 — but everyday people and quick-thinking National Guard and military service members rose above the flood waters and proved that small acts of courage can save lives. “In order to prevent something [horrible], you have to understand why it happened in the first place,” intones a voice in the trailer for National Geographic’s powerful new documentary series “Hurricane Katrina: Race Aga…Disney+ · Oeiras See the Story

Remembering the Time Hulk Hogan Won the Gulf War (After It Ended)

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Hulk Hogan, the superstar who took professional wrestling to stratospheric heights, passed away this past week at the age of 71. While Hogan leaves a complicated legacy outside of the squared circle, there is no doubt that his impact on sports entertainment may never be matched. From the first time Hogan, a towering 6’7” (with 24-inch pythons), made his ring entrance to Rick Derringer’s “Real American,” it resonated with fans all over the count…WWE See the Story

One month to go: 5 things every military family should do before a PCS

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Every service member and military family out there knows how stressful and chaotic a PCS can be. With so much piling up on our to-do lists alone, we tend to lose sight of the fun and soulful moments we can still create to make memories before our big move. The final month before the move can bring exciting opportunities to enjoy a duty station before the goodbyes start setting in. You’ve got thirty days, one big move coming up, and here are five…Read Article

Watch two Marine Corps veterans stop a knife-weilding stabbing suspect

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“Send in the Marines.” It’s been the solution to America’s problems for a long, long time. A prime example of this old adage was seen recently when Marine Corps veterans Derrick Perry and Matt Kolakowski came to the rescue of shoppers at a Michigan Walmart. Perry was checking out at the store when he heard screaming. Like most Devil Dogs, Perry was taught to run toward the sound of trouble, so that’s exactly what he did. He followed the commoti…Michigan · Michigan Read Article

After Losing a Family Friend, Matt Rogers Uses His Voice to Confront Veteran Suicide

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When country artist Matt Rogers learned that a close personal friend and a decorated veteran of both the U.S. Marine Corps and Army died by suicide on May 30, 2024, he was in the middle of a tour. He couldn’t make it back in time for the funeral. Instead, he did what he could from the road—he wrote. He and his guitarist, Nick Reed, a combat veteran, began working on a song in a hotel room after a show. “Nick’s lost friends the same way… We more …See the Story

‘Atomic Echoes’ follows the stories of atomic bomb survivors 80 years after World War II

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An “atomic veteran” was a military service member who: Participated in an above-ground nuclear test between 1945 and 1962; or Was part of the U.S. military occupation forces in or around Hiroshima/Nagasaki before 1946; or Was held as a Prisoner of War in or near Hiroshima or Nagasaki (certain cases) At the time of their service, they were told not to discuss their involvement in nuclear tests because the information was classified. But in 1996,…World War II · Hiroshima See the Story

PCS Hair Hustle: Why finding a Black stylist shouldn't be a military mission

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The Unofficial Duty Station Checklist: Update DEERS Enroll the kids in school Find a Black stylist before your edges give up If you know, you know. For Black women in the military community—both in uniform and in camo cargo pants doing the school run—each PCS move is more than boxes and base maps. It’s a high-stakes, sometimes tear-filled mission to find someone who knows their way around a hot comb, respects the importance of a clean part, …Read Article

A UK report suggests enlisting children to catch Russian spies online

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England has a long and storied history of having boys serve in the Royal Navy and Home Guard. In a more modern update of that Idea, a new report is now making the rounds in London, one that considers asking kids to help ferret out Russian spies and disinformation online. But at least this time, they can work from home, possibly while playing Minecraft, so at least they won’t be in any extra danger. It’s part of a new “whole-of-society” approach …Royal Navy · London Read Article

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