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Mid-South Therapy Dogs visit CNRC [Image 6 of 8] Mid-South Therapy Dogs visit CNRC [Image 6 of 8]

Mid-South Therapy Dogs visit CNRC [Image 6 of 8]

251205-N-UF592-1038 Rear Adm. James Waters, Commander, Navy Recruiting Command, right, pets Tinker, a therapy dog assigned to Mid-South Therapy Dogs and Friends, handled by Alisa Bonds, left, during a visit to CNRC headquarters in Millington, Tennessee, Dec. 5, 2025. The visit provided stress-relief, comfort, and community support through animal-assisted therapy and volunteer outreach, boosting mo...[Read More]

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Mid-South Therapy Dogs visit CNRC [Image 1 of 8] Mid-South Therapy Dogs visit CNRC [Image 1 of 8]

Mid-South Therapy Dogs visit CNRC [Image 1 of 8]

251205-N-UF592-1003 Rear Adm. James Waters, Commander, Navy Recruiting Command, third from left, takes a group photo with members of Mid-South Therapy Dogs and Friends at CNRC headquarters in Millington, Tennessee, Dec. 5, 2025. The visit provided stress-relief, comfort, and community support through animal-assisted therapy and volunteer outreach, boosting morale and well-being among service membe...[Read More]

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RADM Waters gives Bravo Zulu belt buckles to Chaplains [Image 7 of 8] RADM Waters gives Bravo Zulu belt buckles to Chaplains [Image 7 of 8]

RADM Waters gives Bravo Zulu belt buckles to Chaplains [Image 7 of 8]

251204-N-UF592-1014 Rear Adm. James Waters, Commander, Navy Recruiting Command, right, presents a Bravo Zulu belt buckle to Chief Master-at-Arms Ashley Smith, assigned to CNRC, for outstanding performance during fiscal year 2025 at CNRC headquarters, Dec. 4, 2025. The award recognizes her exemplary dedication, leadership, and contribution to the Navy’s recruiting mission. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass ...[Read More]

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What to Know as Lawmakers Disclose Vivid New Details of US Boat Strikes What to Know as Lawmakers Disclose Vivid New Details of US Boat Strikes

What to Know as Lawmakers Disclose Vivid New Details of US Boat Strikes

Members of Congress now know that the U.S. military fired upon two people clinging to the wreckage of a boat allegedly carrying drugs — and they want answers.

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A Timeline of the US Military’s Buildup Near Venezuela and Attacks on Alleged Drug Boats A Timeline of the US Military’s Buildup Near Venezuela and Attacks on Alleged Drug Boats

A Timeline of the US Military’s Buildup Near Venezuela and Attacks on Alleged Drug Boats

Here is a timeline of the U.S. military actions, concerns among some lawmakers and the response in Venezuela.

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Fiscal year 2025 Recruiter of the Year awardees attend the ROY ceremony in Washington [Image 74 of 80] Fiscal year 2025 Recruiter of the Year awardees attend the ROY ceremony in Washington [Image 74 of 80]

Fiscal year 2025 Recruiter of the Year awardees attend the ROY ceremony in Washington [Image 74 of 80]

251202-N-TL932-1249 Ronney Wright, USAA Senior Military Affairs Representative, retired force master chief, right, awards Lt. Cmdr. Joshua Rogers, assigned to Navy Talent Acquisition Group Nashville and the National Officer Nuclear Recruiter of the Year, a Bronze Eagle award, during the Recruiter of the Year ceremony in Washington, D.C., Dec. 2, 2025. The ROY awards program recognizes the nation’s...[Read More]

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Fiscal year 2025 Recruiter of the Year awardees attend the ROY ceremony in Washington [Image 71 of 80] Fiscal year 2025 Recruiter of the Year awardees attend the ROY ceremony in Washington [Image 71 of 80]

Fiscal year 2025 Recruiter of the Year awardees attend the ROY ceremony in Washington [Image 71 of 80]

251202-N-TL932-1257 Rear Adm. James Waters, Commander, Navy Recruiting Command, left, awards Retail Services Specialist 1st Class Korbin Lewis, assigned to Navy Talent Acquisition Group Nashville and the National Enlisted Nuclear Field Recruiter of the Year: , a crystal plaque during the Recruiter of the Year ceremony in Washington, D.C., Dec. 2, 2025. The ROY awards program recognizes the nation’...[Read More]

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Corps IDs Marine killed in tactical vehicle accident Corps IDs Marine killed in tactical vehicle accident

Corps IDs Marine killed in tactical vehicle accident

Marine Corps officials have identified a Marine who died Wednesday at Camp Pendleton, California, following a tactical training vehicle mishap. Pfc. Tanner F. Rubio, 21, died Dec. 3 in a training accident that a service release stated was unrelated to the currently ongoing Exercise Steel Knight 25, which is taking place across installations in California and Arizona. The service did not provide an...[Read More]

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Corps IDs Marine killed in tactical vehicle accident Corps IDs Marine killed in tactical vehicle accident

Corps IDs Marine killed in tactical vehicle accident

Marine Corps officials have identified a Marine who died Wednesday at Camp Pendleton, California, following a tactical training vehicle mishap. Pfc. Tanner F. Rubio, 21, died Dec. 3 in a training accident that a service release stated was unrelated to the currently ongoing Exercise Steel Knight 25, which is taking place across installations in California and Arizona. The service did not provide an...[Read More]

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The 101st Airborne and the history of the real ‘screaming eagle’

Since its inception, the 101st Airborne Division — made even more famous by Stephen Ambrose’s “Band of Brothers” — has fought in every major war, from jumping behind the lines on D-Day to fighting in decades of battle in Vietnam, Iraq and Afghanistan. Its unit patch, the screaming eagle overlaid on a black shield, is perhaps the most recognizable insignia in the U.S. Army. Its history, however, is...[Read More]

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The 101st Airborne and the history of the real ‘screaming eagle’ The 101st Airborne and the history of the real ‘screaming eagle’

The 101st Airborne and the history of the real ‘screaming eagle’

Since its inception, the 101st Airborne Division — made even more famous by Stephen Ambrose’s “Band of Brothers” — has fought in every major war, from jumping behind the lines on D-Day to fighting in decades of battle in Vietnam, Iraq and Afghanistan. Its unit patch, the screaming eagle overlaid on a black shield, is perhaps the most recognizable insignia in the U.S. Army. Its history, however, is...[Read More]

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‘Project 2026’: How One Navy Veteran Is Encouraging A Rebirth of American Values ‘Project 2026’: How One Navy Veteran Is Encouraging A Rebirth of American Values

‘Project 2026’: How One Navy Veteran Is Encouraging A Rebirth of American Values

U.S. Navy veteran Mike Bedenbaugh is building upon the conservative political initiative “Project 2025” in aim for a stronger America.

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