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20 years later, Abu Ghraib detainees get their day in US court
A trial scheduled for April 15, 2024, will mark the first time survivors of Iraq’s Abu Ghraib prison will bring claims of torture to a U.S. jury.
Military Creepypasta is a treasure trove of scary war stories
There's nothing scarier than a spooky military story.
By Sarah Sicard
No lie: Free big-screen showing of ‘Pinocchio’ at 17 military bases
Free one-day showing Sept. 10 on the big screen at these AAFES theaters. First come, first-served.
By Karen Jowers
Former Army chaplain gets 7 years for sexually abusing prison inmates
Highhouse’s lawyers noted that he served as an Army chaplain in Iraq and Afghanistan.
A year later, vets accept that they can’t save every Afghan ally
“We can’t just singlehandedly change public opinion, or political will, or spotlight on the issue, but we can do our best.”
Steven Seagal appears in Ukraine, serving as a Russian spokesperson
Steven Seagal visits Ukraine amid prison bombing controversy.
By Sarah Sicard
Army’s education waiver reversal stuns applicants, splits experts on impact
Experts are split on the Army's quick reversal of high school education waivers, but some applicants are left out in the cold.
By Davis Winkie