“Barracks Bunny”: Alleged 19-Year-Old Army PFC posts explicit content asking NCOs to berate her online
An online account claiming to belong to a 19-year-old U.S. Army Private First Class is drawing attention after posting explicit content tied directly to military identity, rank structure, and barracks life. The account presents itself as an active-duty soldier and openly references a fixation on verbal degradation tied to authority figures within the chain of…
US Army Captain faces court-martial at Fort Stewart on child assault charges
A U.S. Army captain assigned to the 3rd Infantry Division at Fort Stewart is facing a General Court-Martial this week after pleading guilty to two counts of domestic violence involving a minor. According to court records, CPT Lee T. Burk, assigned to Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division, is…
Army PFC gives thumbs-up after question about refusing military orders while in uniform
A U.S. Army Private First Class is facing scrutiny after appearing to endorse refusing orders during a TikTok livestream while in uniform. During a March 23 broadcast, the soldier—identified online as Fariah Brewer, also known as Araiya Brewer—read aloud a viewer’s question asking whether she would refuse a command “if it’s towards Muslims,” before giving…
Unidentified drones reported over Army post where Secretary of War lives—Months after DoW demonstrated counter-drone operations at same location
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Reports of unidentified drones flying over Fort Lesley J. McNair are now under investigation, placing renewed attention on one of the most sensitive Army posts in the country. According to multiple reports, several drones were allegedly observed over the Washington, D.C. installation within the past 10 days. The post houses the National…
Sergeant First Class reduced to E-4 after court-martial conviction
FORT LEE, Va. — A senior Army noncommissioned officer was convicted at a special court-martial after admitting he failed to properly handle a sexual harassment complaint involving two junior Soldiers in a training unit and later made false statements to senior leaders. Sgt. 1st Class Jared A. Kristoff, assigned to Headquarters and Headquarters Company, U.S….
Military Police soldier held in civilian jail after sexual assault conviction involving fellow soldier
A Fort Bragg military police soldier is currently being held in a North Carolina detention facility after pleading guilty to a sexual assault involving another soldier, according to military records. Private First Class Austin J. Norris, 22, assigned to the 65th Military Police Company under the 503rd Military Police Battalion, XVIII Airborne Corps, was convicted…
Airman assigned to Special Operations Wing arrested on sexual assault charges linked to incident before enlistment
An Airman assigned to one of the Air Force’s elite special operations units is now facing felony sexual assault charges in Texas for alleged crimes prosecutors say occurred years before he ever put on the uniform. Senior Airman Joshua Okelberry, currently assigned to the 27th Special Operations Wing at Cannon Air Force Base, was indicted…
Fort Bragg soldier convicted of secretly recording male soldiers
A Fort Bragg soldier has been convicted after secretly recording male victims without their consent in multiple incidents spanning months, according to court-martial records. Specialist Jailine K. Langley, assigned to the 257th Dental Company under the 44th Medical Brigade, pleaded guilty and was convicted March 9, 2026, of two specifications of indecent visual recording. Court…
A 23-year-old Fort Carson soldier is dead—and the Army isn’t saying why
The Army has confirmed the death of a 23-year-old Soldier assigned to Fort Carson, but has released no public details about how or why he died. Spc. Tanner Keagan Gene Hodges, a Combat Engineer, passed away on February 27, 2026, according to an obituary published by his family. Born on February 5, 2003, at Fort…
Army NCO convicted after improper relationship with a recruit
A U.S. Army staff sergeant who was married at the time admitted to engaging in an improper relationship with a military recruit while serving as a recruiter—a role built on authority and trust. Staff Sgt. Dustin W. Moody was convicted on February 19, 2026, at a court-martial held at Kleber Kaserne, Germany, under the authority…
