Former Marine recruiter admits to killing his wife after she discovered what he was accused of doing with a teen

Staff Sgt. Alonzo Alcantara, a Marine small arms repair technician and former recruiter, has been sentenced to 26 years in military prison for killing his wife, Ruby Tenorio Alcantara, at their home on Marine Corps Base Hawaii in September 2024. Alcantara pleaded guilty under a deal that reduced a potential life sentence, admitting he used…

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Army’s new command-and-control system flagged as “High Risk”—Then fast-tracked for action

The Army’s most ambitious battlefield communications project in decades was recently flagged for serious cybersecurity problems—problems so critical that internal documents said the system could let adversaries gain undetectable access. But Army leaders insist those issues were caught early and fixed fast, keeping the program on track for future fielding. So what exactly happened, and…

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Jody 2.0: The new wave of soldiers handing over the reins

A growing number of military-affiliated couples are using social media and anonymous content-sharing platforms to publicly explore unconventional relationship dynamics while one partner is deployed or serving away from home. The trend has drawn attention across multiple online communities for its openness and willingness to challenge traditional expectations of military family life. The term “Jody,”…

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Soldier assigned to elite intel unit under scrutiny for TikTok and OF accounts

FORT GORDON, GA — A soldier assigned to one of the Army’s most sensitive cyber-intelligence units is under fire after a growing body of social media content reveals a pattern of unprofessional behavior and possible violations of Army policy. Staff Sergeant Kaneisha Collins, a member of the 706th Military Intelligence Group, has built a sizable…

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Convicted Airman is acquitted after Security Forces caught removing evidence from his case

In a stunning rebuke of investigative misconduct, the U.S. Air Force Court of Criminal Appeals has granted a rare review of a conviction involving Senior Airman Bryce T. Roan, who was found guilty in 2021 of using cocaine after a positive urinalysis during a squadron-wide drug test. The reason? Investigators knew Roan might have tested…

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