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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 36
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- Oct 1, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Military.com
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- Aug 6, 2026
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Before MrBallen Had Millions of Fans, He Was a Navy SEAL Wounded in Afghanistan (opens the original)
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The grenade bounced off John Allen’s shoulder and exploded nearby during a firefight in Afghanistan. Allen, a Navy SEAL, was badly wounded. He survived the 2014 blast and was medically retired from the SEAL teams in 2017. Now, his audience knows him as MrBallen. He entertains millions with stories that are interesting and dark in nature. Wearing a flannel shirt and a backward cap for most of the videos, his opening promise is that the stories told on the channel are “strange, dark, and mysteriou
The U.S. Military Built a Flying Saucer. It Could Barely Get 3 Feet Off the Ground (opens the original)
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At first glance, the Avrocar looked like a prop from a 1950s science fiction movie. It was round, low to the ground and built for two people sitting on opposite sides of its center. But the VZ-9AV was a real aircraft project, backed by the U.S. Army and Air Force to explore whether a flying saucer could serve a military purpose. By creating an account, you agree to our User Agreement and Privacy Policy. You also agree to receive our newsletters; you can unsubscribe any time. *Required: 8 chars,
DefenseTech | Military.com (opens the original)
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Defense tech is attracting new investors and startups. One longtime insider warns some are “tourists” as the Pentagon searches for proven technology. It was able to access publicly available information on websites operated by the Securities and Exchange Commission and U.S. Census Bureau data. Seth Krummrich, EVP at Global Guardian, calls out data center vulnerabilities and tells companies to know their enemies. Some cities across the country are utilizing drones to aid law enforcement, while ot
Spouse Employment | Military.com (opens the original)
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Enrollment is open now for the pilot that connects eligible spouses moving on permanent change of station orders with civilian teams. A Florida-based handbag and accessories company is giving military spouses remote working opportunities while their loved ones serve our country. Jodi Burns heads Special Forces Trust, a nonprofit organization that supports Green Berets and their families in myriad ways. MD SB418 allows military members, veterans and spouses permission to work under out-of-state l
Air Force Expands Military Spouse Job Program to 5 More Bases (opens the original)
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Military spouses who are heading out to other Air Force installations can now seek help finding civilian jobs through the Department of the Air Force’s Global Military Spouse Connection program. The Air Force said in a release that it expanded the program to five additional destinations. The available bases are below: The memo doesn’t specify which five installations are new to the list. Spouses who want to know more should check the Air Force Civilian Service Program for the relevant informatio
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