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A sixth person was just removed during Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth's remarks at the Association of the United States Army 2026 conference in Washington, DC. "You're a f---ing war criminal. You're a f---ing Nazi," the man says as he's removed.

A sixth person was just removed during Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth's remarks at the Association of the United States Army 2026 conference in Washington, DC. "You're a f---ing war criminal. You're a f---ing Nazi," the man says as he's removed.

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Over the past 8 years, Jeff Schogol has been a steadfast and reliable teammate, a trusted voice for our audience, and the heart of Task & Purpose. Today is his last day, and as he leaves, we want to take a moment to reflect on his incredible contributions and the impact his work has had.

Over the past 8 years, Jeff Schogol has been a steadfast and reliable teammate, a trusted voice for our audience, and the heart of Task & Purpose. Today is his last day, and as he leaves, we want to take a moment to reflect on his incredible contributions and the impact his work has had.

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“Shock and awe” strikes on Iraq began 20 years ago today. Coalition forces would invade the next day.

“Shock and awe” strikes on Iraq began 20 years ago today. Coalition forces would invade the next day.

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Chinese propaganda makes US troops look so cool

Chinese propaganda makes US troops look so cool

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A viral video showing a rust-bucket US Navy Arleigh Burke destroyer has a little more to it...

A viral video showing a rust-bucket US Navy Arleigh Burke destroyer has a little more to it...

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The Army has brought back "Be All You Can Be" and this is the first commercial. Thoughts?

The Army has brought back "Be All You Can Be" and this is the first commercial. Thoughts?

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Marine veteran Sean "The Smoke" Sharaf won his UFC 331 heavyweight fight in just 12 seconds - knocking out Gable Steveson cold

Marine veteran Sean "The Smoke" Sharaf won his UFC 331 heavyweight fight in just 12 seconds - knocking out Gable Steveson cold

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Okay, so the last thing the Army released was a "sizzle reel" and not a commercial, but here is the first "Be All You Can Be" commercial. Thoughts?

Okay, so the last thing the Army released was a "sizzle reel" and not a commercial, but here is the first "Be All You Can Be" commercial. Thoughts?

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In service since 2009, the MK17 SCAR-H is being replaced by the MK24 Mid-range Gas Gun-Assault that can fire both 7.62 NATO and 6.5 Creedmoor...good for ranges out to 1,200 meters. Full story here:

In service since 2009, the MK17 SCAR-H is being replaced by the MK24 Mid-range Gas Gun-Assault that can fire both 7.62 NATO and 6.5 Creedmoor...good for ranges out to 1,200 meters. Full story here:

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The Army's newest cannon, the XM1776, was at AUSA. Here's what it looks like and why the Army wants it.

The Army's newest cannon, the XM1776, was at AUSA. Here's what it looks like and why the Army wants it.

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This year's SOF Week demo had 160th SOAR, Navy SEALs, SWCC, Marine Raiders, and lots of brrrrrt.

This year's SOF Week demo had 160th SOAR, Navy SEALs, SWCC, Marine Raiders, and lots of brrrrrt.

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About 2,000 soldiers of the 82nd Airborne were deployed to CENTCOM in March after Operation Epic Fury began. They were just told they'll be sticking around for up to a year...

About 2,000 soldiers of the 82nd Airborne were deployed to CENTCOM in March after Operation Epic Fury began. They were just told they'll be sticking around for up to a year...

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The passage of the "Take Care Of America's Veterans Act" could see cuts to veteran disability payments. Story:

The passage of the "Take Care Of America's Veterans Act" could see cuts to veteran disability payments. Story:

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The video of the AC-130J letting loose on the USS Dubuque.

The video of the AC-130J letting loose on the USS Dubuque.

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The Marine Corps' ACV-30 is on display at Modern Day Marine, and it is massive

The Marine Corps' ACV-30 is on display at Modern Day Marine, and it is massive

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Four days after landing on the small island, Marines reached the summit of Mt. Suribachi and at approximately 1030 raised the first flag over Iwo Jima. That flag was 54x28 inches in size and was difficult to see on the rest of the island. A second flag, 96x56 inches, was taken off the USS LST-779 and carried to the summit by Marines of 2nd Battalion, 28th Marine Regiment. At about 1200 the patrol reached the summit and found a pole that had been shot through, and rigged the flag to one end while shoving the other into the ground and supporting it with rocks and debris. Over the generations, the Marine Corps has corrected the list of the Marines in the video with the last one coming in 2019. Today, the Marines credited with raising the second flag over Iwo Jima are Ira Hayes, Harold Schultz (identified in June 2016), Michael Strank, Franklin Sousley, Harold Keller (identified in 2019), and Harlon Block. Navy Corpsman John Bradley and Marine Rene Gagnon were originally mistakenly identified. Of the six who raised the second flag, only Ira Hayes and Harold Shultz survived the battle. The flag is visible today at the National Museum of the Marine Corps in Virginia near Quantico. The video was taken by Sergeant Genaust, and the famous still image (not shown) was taken by Joe Rosenthal.

Four days after landing on the small island, Marines reached the summit of Mt. Suribachi and at approximately 1030 raised the first flag over Iwo Jima. That flag was 54x28 inches in size and was difficult to see on the rest of the island. A second flag, 96x56 inches, was taken off the USS LST-779 and carried to the summit by Marines of 2nd Battalion, 28th Marine Regiment. At about 1200 the patrol reached the summit and found a pole that had been shot through, and rigged the flag to one end while shoving the other into the ground and supporting it with rocks and debris. Over the generations, the Marine Corps has corrected the list of the Marines in the video with the last one coming in 2019. Today, the Marines credited with raising the second flag over Iwo Jima are Ira Hayes, Harold Schultz (identified in June 2016), Michael Strank, Franklin Sousley, Harold Keller (identified in 2019), and Harlon Block. Navy Corpsman John Bradley and Marine Rene Gagnon were originally mistakenly identified. Of the six who raised the second flag, only Ira Hayes and Harold Shultz survived the battle. The flag is visible today at the National Museum of the Marine Corps in Virginia near Quantico. The video was taken by Sergeant Genaust, and the famous still image (not shown) was taken by Joe Rosenthal.

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