Video: New Army chief's moment with retd Lt General father, Navy officer brother

A Soldier Left His Mother Mid-Hug to Lift His Partner at His Homecoming — the Video Is Dividing the Internet Over Who Should Come First

A video shared on X by @choquei shows a soldier’s emotional homecoming reunion at an airport. But viewers are divided over whether his reaction was a romantic gesture toward his partner or disrespectful to his mother. The clip features a uniformed man returning from a military deployment. The exact location, identities of the people involved, Sign up to receive the Daily Dot’s Internet Insider newsletter for urgent news from the frontline of online. The post A Soldier Left His Mother Mid-Hug to Lift His Partner at His Homecoming — the Video Is Dividing the Internet Over Who Should Come First appeared first on The Daily Dot.

Don Feder: Happy non-gestating parents day * WorldNetDaily * by Don Feder

Source link A U.S. Marine greets his family during a homecoming at Marine Corps Air Station Camp Pendleton, California, Feb. 28, 2022. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Sgt. Dana Beesley)

Iranian Shot Indian Tanker Fell For Fake IRGC Crypto Scam Allegedly

Sepan Navy, this is Sanmar Herald, you gave me clearance to go, my name second on your list... you are firing now, let me turn back.

REVIEW: ‘Heartbreak Ridge’

When Platoon was released at the end of 1986, I was in college, and the level of excitement was immense. A few months after rah-rah, blah-blah Top Gun had been largely ignored by my fellow left-leaning students, we were all finally going to be shown what it meant to be in the shit, as Max Fischer would say with awe to Vietnam vet Herman Blume in Rushmore. I didn't see Top Gun until years later, and I hated Platoon. The military movie of the era that spoke to me, an unlikely ROTC cadet who would soon become an unlikely second lieutenant (and sent off to fight a small war in Southwest Asia), was a movie that came out the same month as Platoon: Heartbreak Ridge.The post REVIEW: ‘Heartbreak Ridge’ appeared first on .

How a Team of Marines Built the Corps’ FPV Drone Training Program from a Cold Start

Last fall, the U.S. Marine Corps had virtually no first-person view attack drones. That’s changed quickly. This episode is about how a team of marines at Weapons Training Battalion at Quantico went from a cold start to building a Marine Corps-wide first-person view drone training system. Ryan was pleased to welcome some great marines onto the show: Col. Scott Cuomo, CWO5 Steve Pearsoll, CWO3 (Gunner) Troy Hotaling, GySgt Jude Stewart, GySgt Justin Creasman, and Sgt Timothy Brockup.Since we recorded this episode, Cuomo has changed command and is off to his next assignment.This episode was brought to you by Onebrief. Learn The post How a Team of Marines Built the Corps’ FPV Drone Training Program from a Cold Start appeared first on War on the Rocks.