Military pilot takes overt alcoholism to private sector


BOISE, Id. — Capt. Stuart J Rollins, an A-10 pilot in the Idaho Air National Guard, is taking the alcoholism and flight skills the military gave him and bringing them to the private sector. “I learned a lot in the Guard, and now I think it’s time for the private sector and my bank account…

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Drill Sergeant awarded NCO of the year for not having sex with trainees


FORT LEONARD WOOD — The Army’s competition for Non-Commissioned Officer of the year came to an end today after a grueling process, when the personal records review revealed only one competitor had not had sex with any of his trainees. The Army announced that Sergeant First Class Daniel Mason won the coveted title of NCO…

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Opinion: Do you know what is more infectious than COVID-19? COURAGE


By Master Sergeant Thomas LaFever, your Drill Sergeant. Listen up, America. You’re scared. You’re scared of an enemy that you can’t see and that is highly infectious. Well, you know what is more infectious than COVID-19? Courage. And you know who is more contagious with that than a whole cruise ship full of old people?…

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French military surrenders to coronavirus


PARIS – In a desperate attempt to curb the spread of coronavirus disease, or COVID-19, within its borders, the French military surrendered unconditionally to the virus in a beautifully choreographed public ceremony this morning. “I have trained my entire life for this moment,” said France’s Chief of Defense Staff, Gen. François Gérard Marie Lecointre, as…

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Kim Jong Chub: How to stay trim and fit while oppressing your people from isolation


PYONGYANG – The Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) confirmed that North Korean Supreme Leader Kim Chong Un is calling himself “a new Dear Leader” devoted to a life of health and fitness. According to DIA spokesman Maj. Gordon Moody, a severe illness caused Kim’s recent disappearance from public view. This brush with death motivated Kim to…

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Space Force graduating class suffocates after tossing helmets


ARMSTRONG LUNAR BASE, MOON – Tragedy struck the U.S. Space Force Academy yesterday as its entire graduating class suffocated during the celebratory helmet toss. “To be fair, this was the very first graduating class of our nation’s newest service academy,” said Chief of Space Operations, General Jay Raymond, “We’ll for sure have to add this…

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Report reveals Otis Spunkmeyer was Nazi muffin scientist who defected to US


WASHINGTON — Documents from the late 1940s declassified Monday contain shocking revelations regarding famed muffin patriarch Otis Spunkemeyer. The documents outline a secret US program called Operation Banana Nut which repatriated top Nazi muffin scientists to the US and allowed them to continue their work under assumed aliases. This confirms decades of speculation that Spunkmeyer…

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Barracks stock market expert totally about to make a killing


JACKSONVILLE, N.C. — Pvt. 1st Class John Hodges is totally about to make millions in the stock market, sources report. “Stocks are so low right now I’m going to buy a bunch,” Hodges said earlier today. “In a few months I’ll be rich.” Hodges, who has a credit score of 510 and is $23,000 in…

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Raytheon not exactly sure what $400 million contract from USAF is supposed to be used for


TUCSON, Ariz. – The U.S. Air Force announced this week that it had awarded a $400 million contract to the Raytheon Missiles & Defense technology company, which reportedly surprised company leaders as they weren’t sure what the contract was intended for. “While we are of course excited to once again partner with the world’s premier…

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‘The Carrier is Vulnerable and Obsolete’ according to 100 years worth of military journals


ANNAPOLIS, Md. – Defense Tropes Quarterly announced the publication of yet another article claiming the aircraft carrier is vulnerable, obsolete, and prohibitively expensive. The piece is the latest in a long series of articles in professional military journals questioning the utility of the carrier which literally dates back to the carrier’s very inception nearly a…

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