Review of General Officer Memorandums of Reprimand Related to Biden Administration's COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate

Army Chief of Staff Gen. Randy George ordered a review of all general officer memorandums of reprimand (GOMORs) related to soldiers and the Biden administration's COVID-19 vaccine mandate. The mandate led to thousands of troops being kicked out of the military, many of whom are now seeking to return.

Poland's Military Expansion Plans Amidst Russia-Ukraine Tensions

The Polish prime minister announced plans to require every adult male to undergo military training to double the size of the army in case of war with Russia. The country also plans to expand its arsenal with advanced capabilities, including nuclear weapons. This comes amidst concerns about security as U.S. support for Ukraine weakens.

Army Helicopter Collision over Washington, D.C.

A recent deadly collision over Washington, D.C. involving an Army helicopter has brought national scrutiny to the service's missions over the capital, revealing an experience gap among pilots due to various factors including reduced flying time, sequestration, airlines hiring military-trained pilots, and the Biden administration's COVID vaccine mandate.

Microsoft's Handover of Army's Mixed Reality Device to Anduril Industries

Microsoft is handing over the Army's mixed reality device program to defense company Anduril Industries, which will oversee production, development, and delivery timelines. Anduril will work on integrating the Lattice platform into the Integrated Visual Augmentation System (IVAS) to enhance soldiers' capabilities. The program aims to redefine how technology supports those who serve.

Increase in Army Recruitment Numbers

The article discusses the increase in Army recruitment numbers and attributes it to various factors, including changes in leadership and recruitment strategies. The data suggests that the positive trend began before the U.S. Presidential election. Women's participation in recruitment has increased, and the Army is on track to exceed its recruitment goals for 2025.

The Transformation of Shamsud-Din Jabbar

Shamsud-Din Jabbar, a model soldier in the Army, turned to extremism and carried out a terrorist attack after facing severe money problems and personal struggles.

Army-Navy Football Game 2024

Navy defeats Army in annual clash, wins Commander-in-Chief's Trophy, and advances to bowl game. President-elect Trump attends the game with notable figures.

Army-Navy Game and NIL in College Sports

Army and Navy unable to participate in the NIL trend due to their one-way portal into the academies. Despite this, the Army-Navy game remains a special showcase of pure college football and patriotism.

Activation of New Aviation Command in Alaska by the Army

The Army has activated a new aviation command in Alaska to regain local air control over two battalions in the Arctic region after a five-year hiatus. This move is part of the United States military's efforts to counter Russian presence and Chinese interest in the area.

Army's Failed Marketing Deal with United Football League and Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson

The Army's $11 million marketing deal with the United Football League and Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson did not lead to any new recruits and may have had a negative impact on enlistments. The Army is seeking to recoup $6 million from the UFL as Johnson did not fulfill his end of the bargain. The deal was criticized by Army staff and deemed unsuccessful for recruiting efforts.

Army Report on Robert Card and Lewiston, Maine Shootings

The Army is releasing a report on how leaders handled shooter Robert Card before the Lewiston, Maine mass shootings.

Failed Coup Attempt in Bolivia

Failed coup attempt in Bolivia as armored vehicles ram into government palace, President Luis Arce stands firm against attacks on democracy, urges people to mobilize. General commander of the army confronted in palace hallway. New heads of army, navy, and air force announced. Troops set up blockades outside palace, then pull back. Largest labor union declares indefinite strike in defense of government. Outrage from regional leaders and international organizations. Country facing economic crisis and political turmoil.

American Soldier Sentenced in Russia

Army Staff Sgt. Gordon Black sentenced to nearly four years in a Russian penal colony for theft and threats of murder charges alleged by his girlfriend, Alexandra Vashchuk. He pleaded partially guilty to theft but denied threatening murder.

Jin's Discharge from South Korea Army

Jin, the oldest member of K-pop band BTS, has been discharged from the South Korea army after completing 18 months of mandatory national service.

Russia's Kharkiv Offensive

Vladimir Putin's army is struggling in its Kharkiv offensive, suffering huge casualties. Ukraine is fighting back and regaining territory with US support. Russia has sustained significant casualties and faces challenges in securing victory in Ukraine.

Ukraine's Military Draft Law Changes

President Zelensky of Ukraine has signed into law measures to replenish the army by lowering the draft age, eliminating medical exemptions, and creating a database of eligible men. The move comes as Russia's offensive has depleted Ukraine's forces, leaving the country reliant on allies for weapons.