A Resurrected First Fleet Is the Weapon the Navy Needs to Counter China, Former SecNav Says

When former Navy Secretary Kenneth Braithwaite first pitched the idea to resurrect a numbered fleet in the Pacific that hasn’t been active in nearly 50 years, not everyone was on board. Braithwaite said this week that in looking at the Navy’s challenges, he saw “a need to reorient the structure of the department.” In November, …

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Sanctions concerning to supporters of Americans jailed in Russia

Sanctions imposed by the White House this week have created new concerns for supporters of Paul Whelan and Trevor Reed, two U.S. Marine Corps veterans serving contentious prison sentences in Russia. Advocates for either U.S. citizen imprisoned abroad reacted less than favorably to Washington imposing new sanctions on Moscow this week, which prompted Russia to …

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The 4.7 Million Americans Who Served in WWI Now Have Their Own National Memorial in DC

The American flag was raised over the National World War I Memorial in Washington, D.C.’s Pershing Park for the first time Friday morning during its First Colors Ceremony. “Let’s remember all that was sacrificed, all that was sanctified by our proud, brave Americans who served in World War I,” President Joe Biden said during pre-recorded …

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