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240 Army Soldiers Swap Rifles for Hand Tools to Fight Washington Wildfire

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Soldiers of the 1st Battalion, 23rd Infantry Regiment, stationed at Joint Base Lewis-McChord in Washington state, are usually preparing for large-scale combat operations in the Pacific. This month, they are digging fire break lines on a mountainside in eastern Washington, trying to keep a wildfire from reaching the homes below.…

Why Combat-Injured Veterans Aren’t Receiving Full Benefits

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More than 300 members of the House support it. More than three-quarters of the Senate support its companion bill. Republicans support it. Democrats support it. Major veterans organizations support it. Yet thousands of combat-injured veterans have spent years waiting for Congress to fix a problem nearly everyone seems to agree…

What’s Available to Members and Families

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Learn how to get the Coast Guard education benefits and support you need. Like the other military branches, the Coast Guard offers its members great opportunities to get a college education. These programs are generally referred to as Voluntary Education or Vol Ed. The Coast Guard offers the following programs…

Iran Takes More Aggressive Military Stance With US Talks Frozen

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Iran has reorganized its military to be more aggressive abroad as talks on ending the war with the U.S. remain mired in stalemate, a sign that Tehran is preparing for a protracted era of regional conflict. A raft of top military appointments by Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei marks a shift…

DOD Wants $1.5 Trillion Defense Budget as US Borrowed $1.8T the Past 10 Months

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As U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has warned Congress that not appropriating roughly $1.5 trillion towards the Pentagon’s next fiscal year budget is the “greatest threat” the country faces, a new budget report shows that the nation’s rampant spending exceeds the Defense Department’s own budgetary aspirations. The United States borrowed…

Kids, Please Don’t Be This Kind of Stupid

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When I was a kid, I did a lot of stupid stuff. Being Gen X, we were raised on hose water, Pop-Tarts cold from the foil, and a fair bit of neglect. We did the kind of things that we would never allow our own children to do after…

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What Shooters Need to Know

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Striker-fired pistols dominate today’s handgun market, but that does not automatically make them the best choice for every shooter. We put revolvers, single action, DA/SA, DAO, and striker-fired handgun actions under the microscope and on the range to see where each one shines. In today’s handgun marketplace, striker-fired pistols are…

Steiner MPS 2.0 Enclosed Red Dot Review

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The Steiner MPS 2.0 keeps the original optic’s rugged enclosed-emitter design, then attacks its biggest weaknesses with up to 90,000 hours of battery life, larger controls, and a stronger mounting interface. It is not a reinvention, but the upgrades make this duty-grade red dot considerably easier to trust and run.…

Why the Ruger 10/22 Still Rules Rimfire

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The Ruger 10/22 has spent 62 years turning new shooters into lifelong rimfire addicts. We tested a factory Carbine and a custom build to see why this simple .22 LR still refuses to surrender its crown. The Rimfire That Started a Lifelong Addiction We all remember our first time. Mine…

CANiK PRIME RADIAN 9mm Review

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The CANiK PRIME RADIAN packs Radian’s RAMJET and AFTERBURNER recoil-control package into a 17+1 micro-compact 9mm that shoots flatter than its size suggests. It is not cheap, and the trigger on this sample did not quite hit classic CANiK greatness, but the range performance makes a strong case for this…

Tree Stand Killings Gunman Chai Vang Dies in Prison

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The man convicted in one of the deadliest hunting-related crimes in U.S. history has died behind bars. According to Wisconsin court records, Chai Vang, who was serving six consecutive life sentences for the 2004 “Tree Stand Killings,” has been pronounced dead. WBAY first reported Vang’s death through online court records.…

Buck Poacher’s Wild Crime Spree Finally Comes to an End

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One Alabama poacher’s run of illegal deer killing is over after months of investigation by state, federal, and local law enforcement. According to the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (ADCNR), the case ended with guilty pleas after officers uncovered what they describe as a long-running pattern of night…

Oregon’s Anti-Hunting IP 28 Fails to Make the Ballot

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Oregon hunters, anglers, ranchers, and farmers can breathe a little easier. For now. One of the country’s most sweeping anti-hunting ballot measures is officially dead for the 2026 election after supporters failed to collect enough valid signatures to qualify for the November ballot. The Oregon Secretary of State’s Elections Division…

Why Second Amendment Decisions Aren’t Just About Guns

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The anti-gunners are still more than a little upset about the Wolford decision. They’re still trying to claim it’s a property rights issue, all while ignoring how the decision didn’t actually say property owners couldn’t bar guns from their own property. That’s because they want…

How to Make Long-Lasting Soup Cubes (Great Depression Recipe)

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When store shelves went empty in the 1930s, families couldn’t get expensive meat or specialty ingredients. They worked with what was cheap, what was available, and what would stretch the furthest. Out of that necessity came a technique that’s almost too simple to believe: turning a single piece of bone-in…

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