Two Green berets and a pararescue man are now being awarded and recognized for their heroism last year. They were awarded Silver Stars. They were given these at Eglin Air Force Base, Fla in the rock during a small ceremony that also honored some of those who died in combat a year prior. According to Stars and Stripes, “The Silver ... Read More »
An organization where a culture and environment exhibit continuous learning improves the long-term relationship with its people. According to a LinkedIn survey, opportunities for employee development have become the second most important factor in workplace happiness. Companies are advised to used different styles of learning like one-on-one mentoring, sharing learning with others, and even using a variety of media and ... Read More »
Business Insider published an article written by serial entrepreneur David Cancel about things he wishes he would of knew as an aspiring entrepreneur. Those include things like reading every day, taking some time to learn about psychology, being able to tell a good story and investing in relationships with people. Learning from others can help prevent mistakes in the future ... Read More »
Thirty years ago, if you asked about artificial intelligence someone might think of robots folding laundry or being personal assistance. While we do have things to help us out like your voice activated Siri or Alexa, AI also has some lifesaving applications. Forbes pulls together how AI has been able to save lives. Source: https://www.forbes.com/sites/serenitygibbons/2020/08/25/5-life-saving-applications-of-artificial-intelligence/#247c17211c58 Read More »
Russia and America are pointing fingers at each other for the collision that ended up injuring several US troops. While a video reveals that the Russian vehicle rammed into the US, Russia is justifying it by saying that the US obstructed a patrol, however according to a US defense official Russians entered a security zone that they once agreed to ... Read More »
If you want to make sure you and your family is fully prepared this season and stays safe you might want to have these few tips from a Navy SEAL and survival expert. According to Cade Courtley most of what it means to survive something is coming prepared. Making sure you have a plan in place as well as things ... Read More »
The Château de Brézé has hundreds of underground tunnels built below the French castle. Originally intended to be for an easy escape, the tunnels were never actually used. These bunkers would allow those in the castle to hide out from pandemics. They were equipped with bakeries and defensive galleries. However, much of the bunker still has not been discovered as it ... Read More »
Operation Yıldırım-7 (Operation Lightning-7) has been launched in Turkey and will work to completely annihilate the separatist terror group PKK. They are also working to get rid off all terrorists in the Diyarbakır province, as well as crack down on drug trafficking. Around 1,495 security personnel, including Gendarmerie Special Operations forces, will be participating in this mission. Source: https://www.dailysabah.com/politics/war-on-terror/turkey-launches-operation-against-pkks-narco-terror-in-southeast Read More »
Camp Taji is the eight site to be completely turned over to the Iraqi security forces as they continue the fight against the Islamic State and other terror networks. Deputy coalition commander Maj. Gen. Kenneth Ekman commented that the camp is often used train the Iraqi army, Air Force, and Special Forces. Iraqi security forces also noted that they take ... Read More »
Major General Hryhoriy Halahan has been named the new commander of the Special Operations Forces of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. President Volodymyr Zelensky dismissed Ihor Luniov from the position. Ukraine’s Joint Forces Operation will now be focusing more on eradicating pro-Russian militants and prevent further tension with Russia. President Zelensky also noted that the new commander will be more proactive ... Read More »
Scottish-born American industrialist and philanthropist, Andrew Carnegie, is an inspiration for many. He started his career at an early age as a telegraph messenger and climbed his way up from rags to riches. He started investing in ventures and eventually entered the steel business. Over the next two decades became a dominant force in the industry. He became one of ... Read More »
The travel industry was greatly affected by the pandemic leading to trickle-down effects to businesses like car rentals. Companies are offloading fleets to the used car market and consumers are now using this as an opportunity to buy at discounted prices. Buyers should keep in mind due diligence when choosing the right car by deliberately checking the warranty and ensuring ... Read More »
A valuable employee is out there waiting for your hard-to-fill position. It may require a specific skill set that only a few have or maybe a background that is high in demand. To have an effective recruitment process, HR can consider how the job is reflected in these postings focusing on the work culture and providing positive reviews from current ... Read More »
In line with the Agility Prime Program, the first electric vertical takeoff and landing flight (eVTOL) was demonstrated in front of US Air Force officers at Camp Mabry on Aug. 20. A prototype Hexa multirotor aircraft which looks like a golf cart hoisted into the air by multiple drones were created by Texas-based LIFT Aircraft. This is first in the ... Read More »
Retired Massachusetts State Trooper Michael Cutone found a solution to handling US Policing Problem. He adapted in his consulting firm, The Trinity Project, his experiences in Army Special Forces’ counterinsurgency tactics Counter Criminal Continuum or “C3” where it is used in the Global War on Terrorism. While “counterinsurgency” may recall images of soldiers kicking in doors and raiding houses, Cutone ... Read More »
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