Trump affirms support for troops so long as they don’t get captured, tortured, elected senator, killed by brain cancer


PITTSBURGH — President Donald Trump reaffirmed his unwavering support for the troops who have not been captured, tortured, elected senator, or killed by brain cancer, in a speech today. “I love America and all true Americans,” Trump said, speaking to a group of civilian workers at a munitions plant in Pennsylvania. “But serving your country […]

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ISIS bride launches bath bomb business on Etsy


AL-HOUL CAMP, Syria – ISIS bride Hoda Muthana is fighting to return from Syria the old fashioned American way — by running her own business until she can afford the airfare home. “I’ve always had this innate, entrepreneurial drive,” said Muthana. “That’s why I created my own line of bath bombs and started a business […]

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Duffel Blog guide to safe for work porn sites


Feeling a little lonely while you do your shift at the duty desk? Pulling night watch in the motor pool and feeling a bit amorous? Or has it just been awhile since you got your ashes hauled or your clam slammed? Well, we hate to break it to you (if you didn’t already know), but […]

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Rip It teases plan for GWOT 20-year-anniversary can


PLANTATION, Fla. — Rip It Energy Drinks teased plans for a unique can design that honors the 20 year anniversary of the Global War on Terror and will be available in combat zones by late 2021, in a press release today. “We want to go all out to impress our troops,” said head of Rip […]

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Badge hunter to become latest Army badge


JOINT BASE LANGLEY-EUSTIS, Va. — The U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command announced the most recent attempt at Army retention today — another badge. The Army says the badge-hunter badge will distinguish the service, citing the successes of historic organizations like the Boy Scouts of America, the restaurant Chotchkie’s from the movie Office Space, and Mattel’s […]

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NCIS sting: Marines bribe officials for acceptance into University of Phoenix, Strayer University


The Naval Criminal Investigation Service announced today the indictment of several Marines accused of bribing college officials for admission to some of the nation’s top online diploma mills. “These bribes deprived veterans, other service members and average American dupes the chance to get ahead,” NCIS Agent Tom Malloy told reporters. “They prevented the opportunity for […]

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Veteran didn’t risk his life at Bagram Pizza Hut just to see U.S. and Taliban sign peace deal


A local Army veteran expressed outrage this morning over talks of a U.S.-Taliban peace deal, saying he didn’t risk his life during a two-month deployment to Bagram Airbase “just to see the war end like this.” Cody Bennett started his protest on social media after U.S. special representative for Afghanistan Zalmay Khalilzad began negotiations with […]

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Major forced to go to morning PT spontaneously combusts


Fort Bragg, N.C. — An Army major met a disastrous end when he was forced to attend morning PT formation for the first time in seven years, sources confirmed today. Maj. Eric Hindenburg burst into a ball of fire the moment the battalion commander called the unit to attention. “We couldn’t tell if it was the […]

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134 percent of Marines arrested in nationwide ASVAB cheating scam


Federal officials charged thousands of active duty Marines, including several prominent recruiters, today in what the Justice Department says was a costly $5 scheme to cheat ASVAB testing standards. Nine gazillion Marines allegedly paid a strange man in a trench coat who said he would fabricate test scores and organize bribes to help men and […]

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Parents bribe service academies to not accept their children’s applications


WEST POINT — As a string of high-profile college bribery scandals come to light, the FBI has also uncovered that affluent parents are covertly paying service academy admissions to reject applications coming from their children, sources confirmed today. “I wouldn’t want my child to suffer through a service academy either,” says chief investigator Gary Burkmire. […]

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