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Army General Will Plead Guilty to Lesser Charges in Sexual Assault Case
Dayna Evans · 03/16/14 03:09PMIn what has become one of the most highly publicized cases of sexual assault in the military, U.S. Army Brigadier General Jeffrey Sinclair will plead guilty to lesser charges in exchange for a dismissal of certain accusations, including the claim that Sinclair threatened to kill his mistress and her family.
Adam Weinstein · 03/04/14 02:36PM
Military Suicides: The More We Learn, the Less We Know
Hamilton Nolan · 03/04/14 10:03AMAdam Weinstein · 02/28/14 02:45PM
Adam Weinstein · 02/18/14 03:35PM
Adam Weinstein · 02/18/14 01:35PM
The Army Might Replace Soldiers' Caffeine With Electric Shock Therapy
Adam Weinstein · 02/18/14 10:59AMAnyone who's been "downrange" in America's overproduced theater of war knows that its performers run on nicotine and caffeine: coffee for some, fizzy-sugary energy bombs for others. (Rip-Its, anyone?) But you know what's cheaper and easier for Uncle Sam to import to the battlefield? Arcs and sparks!
Finally, the Military Perfects a Futuristic Pizza That Doesn't Go Bad
Adam Weinstein · 02/17/14 02:45PMAdam Weinstein · 02/13/14 05:08PM
Adam Weinstein · 02/10/14 03:58PM
Five of Guantanamo's worst "forever" detainees plan to open a Yemeni farm business consisting "of 200 families, 100 farmhouses, 10 cows, 500 chickens, 50 sheep, a honey bee subsidiary and computer system powered by windmills," maybe with Kickstarter capital. That is, if they ever see daylight again, obvs.
Here's Crazy Video of U.S. Troops Snatching an Al Qaeda Terror Suspect
Adam Weinstein · 02/10/14 02:49PMRecruiters Scammed Army For Millions in Signup Bonuses During Iraq War
Adam Weinstein · 02/05/14 03:21PMDid Budweiser's Touching Super Bowl Ad Violate Military Regulations?
Adam Weinstein · 02/04/14 02:17PMBudweiser was one of the consensus winners of Super Bowl XLVIII's ad spree, partly on the strength of this tribute to a soldier returning home. But the tear-jerker also might be a rule-breaker: It violated some sacred military edicts, and the beer-maker needed special permissions to pull it off.