US Army officer says she used TikTok to force the Army to let her stay in the service

A U.S. Army officer, 1st Lieutenant Bria Feathers, has leveraged social media to challenge the Army’s decision to separate her from service following allegations of assault. Feathers claims that her public campaign on platforms like TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram ultimately forced the Army to reconsider her removal. The controversy began when Feathers was accused of…

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Study finds Americans believe they support the military more than military families do

A recent study by Blue Star Families and YouGov reveals a stark disconnect between public perception and the lived experiences of military families. While many Americans express strong support for service members and their families, their actions often fail to reflect this sentiment. According to the Executive Summary of the Military Family Lifestyle Study (MFLS),…

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U.S. Army specialist admits to fraternizing with senior military members

The full in-depth report can only be viewed at TheSaltySoldierUncensored.com. A U.S. Army Specialist has openly admitted to fraternizing with senior military officers and enlisted leaders, raising concerns about military professionalism and potential violations of Army policies. The Specialist reportedly launched a profile on an online content platform in mid-2023, shortly after completing Advanced Individual…

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Army chaplain, youth pastor avoids prosecution after being arrested for soliciting a child

A Tennessee National Guard chaplain and youth pastor arrested for soliciting prostitution from a minor has seemingly avoided prosecution after a years-long legal process. Matthew William Brewer, who was 47 at the time, was among 18 men caught in a 2021 law enforcement sting operation targeting individuals seeking to engage in sexual activity with a…

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Airmen voice disgust over Army-provided living quarters

Photos have surfaced from Air Force Reserve Airmen expressing disgust over the living conditions provided by the Army during a recent training exercise in Hawaii. Airmen arrived this week at Schofield Barracks for Nexus Forge 2025, a large-scale exercise designed to prepare Reserve units for deployment in contested environments. “Nexus Forge is a critical training…

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Woman and soldier’s husband indicted for brutal stabbing murder outside Fort Campbell

Two people have been indicted, including the victim’s husband, in the 2024 murder of a Fort Campbell soldier who was found stabbed to death in Clarksville, Tennessee. The Clarksville Police Department announced Saturday the Montgomery County Grand Jury indicted 35-year-old Sofia Rodas and Aguilar’s husband, 40-year-old Reynaldo Salinas Cruz. Rodas was charged with first-degree murder…

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Soldiers don’t approve of Army’s new advanced optic

The Army’s newest rifle and most advanced optic—hailed as the most sophisticated weapons system ever fielded to soldiers—hasn’t received positive feedback after testing in the hands of troops. The Sig Sauer XM7, the Army’s replacement for the M4, represents the most significant overhaul of the standard-issue rifle in more than 55 years, since the adoption…

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Soldier goes public after President Trump signs executive order regarding military service

A Missouri National Guard soldier has publicly identified themselves as transgender while expressing their commitment to serving in the military despite President Donald Trump’s recent executive order banning individuals with gender identity issues from service. Sergeant Johnson, a member of the Missouri National Guard, took to TikTok this week to voice disapproval over Trump’s January…

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