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07/15/2025

Update on Army base improvements in Germany.

At the FY25 Real Property Planning Board, USAG Rheinland-Pfalz brought together leaders and mission partners to shape the future of its 26 geographically dispersed sites. From SOF barracks upgrades to deployment staging areas, the garrison is aligning infrastructure investments with the Army’s evolving mission in Europe.

“The Army is transforming NOW,” said Maj. Gen. Ronald R. Ragin. “We’ve got to stay flexible and look for opportunities for creative and joint solutions.” 👏 With $54.5M in European Deterrence Initiative funds already fueling key projects, the path forward is bold, strategic, and mission-focused. https://www.army.mil/article/286599

07/15/2025

USS Carl Vinson exits Middle East, leaving USS Nimitz on watch as Houthis pick up attacks

The departure of the aircraft carrier USS Carl Vinson from the Middle East comes alongside a reduction in Navy forces in the eastern Mediterranean Sea as regional tensions continue to simmer.

07/14/2025

Army moves Future Command into new Austin, TX based Command, Gen Rainey to retire.

The Army will consolidate its Futures Command and Training and Doctrine Command in October under one four-star general, service officials said Thursday.

07/13/2025

West Point modernization project 2035 outlined:

07/09/2025

Report China supplying Russia with thousands of attack drones, will ask about at next weeks Association of the United States Army - AUSA National meeting in Wiesbaden, Germany.

Russia has been actively cooperating with Chinese companies to bypass Western sanctions and ensure the production of drones used against Ukraine, Bloomberg reports. Documents reviewed by Bloomberg, including memos from the company, Aero-HIT, as well as correspondence with Russian government official...

06/28/2025

We are with those Families every step of way" Major Gen (R) Clay M. Hutmacher, President and CEO Special Operations Warrior Foundation at Yankee Stadium on Military Appreciation Day June 28, 2025.

"An Enduring Promise, Special Operations Warrior Foundation is unwavering in its commitment to honoring the sacrifice of our Special Operations Personnel. We provide comprehensive “Cradle to Career” educational funding and advocacy for the children of fallen Special Operators, children of deceased SOF spouses, and children of all Medal of Honor Recipients.

Additionally, SOWF offers immediate financial assistance to severely wounded, ill, and injured active-duty Special Operations Personnel, ensuring they receive critical support during their time of need."

More on Special Operations Warrior Foundation at: Special Operations Warrior Foundation www.specialops.org

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06/22/2025

"Was there any release of radioactive material from last night's US attack on Iranian nuclear facilities"

Question I would have asked at this morning's press conf at .

Amazing job by US Armed Forces!

Association of the United States Army - AUSA National
Navy League of the United States
Fleet Week New York
Navy Office of Information East - NYC Council on Foreign Relations

05/12/2025

Not often a major industry goes to Federal Government and asks to be regulated.

NCAA president Charlie Baker said Monday he was "up for anything" when asked about the idea of a commission on collegiate athletics, an idea proposed by President Donald Trump.

05/09/2025

Heading today to May 13-15 hosted by Assoc of US Army, in Honolulu, important meeting of US military, allies, government leaders, industry, last year 30 countries represented, my preview. If you are going, message me, see you there!
Association of the United States Army - AUSA National
West Point Association of Graduates
Navy League of the United States
Council on Foreign Relations

05/06/2025

MISSY TRAVERSI is no longer the head women’s basketball coach . Agreement to "Part ways" announced today. Surprising news, team reached final in 24-25. Dominated Academy games. Always treated us well.

Army Women's Basketball Coach Missy Traversi Post Star Win at Navy 02-15-25.

05/03/2025

Day 1 Results are in for Sandhurst Military Skills Competition at West Point - The U.S. Military Academy:

04/30/2025

Headline: Army Lax Teams Moves on to Patriot League Playoffs

By Seth Mendelson for CaMMVetsMedia

Onward to the playoffs!

That is what is about to happen to both the Army men’s and women’s lacrosse teams as the squads get ready for the start of their respective Patriot League postseason tournaments and the opportunity to qualify for the Holy Grail of college lacrosse: the NCAA tournament.

Both squads have first-round byes in the Patriot League playoffs. The No. 19-ranked women’s team earned that right with eight straight victories, including a non-league victory over highly-ranked Stanford in late March, a victory over Navy and a 17-16 victory over Colgate last Wednesday, to finish second in the Patriot League.

The fourth-ranked men’s team needed an 18-6 victory over visiting Loyola (Md.) on Friday evening to clinch first place in the Patriot League and earn the right to host the semifinal and final rounds of the tournament on Friday and Sunday at Michie Stadium. Senior Jackson Eicher scored six goals for Army, tying a West Point record set by Tommy Cafaro in 1971, with 51 goals during the season.

The women’s team will face a rematch with Navy, which the Black Knights beat 17-12 in mid-April, on Thursday in the semifinals of the Patriot League, starting at 7 p.m. Loyola, which finished first in regular-season league play, will face Holy Cross, starting at 3 p.m. on Thursday. The championship game will start at 2:30 on Saturday. All the remaining games will be played at Loyola.

As the top seed, the Army men’s team will face the lowest seed remaining from the quarterfinal games on Tuesday on Friday starting at 4:30 p.m. Lafayette, seeded third in the tournament will face sixth-seeded Navy, while fourth-seeded Colgate will meet fifth-seeded Lehigh. Boston University, the second seed and the only team to defeat Army this season when they knocked off the Black Knights 11-10 in overtime in early April, will face the higher seed immediately after the conclusion of the first semifinal game.

The championship game will be played at Michie Stadium on Sunday with the game starting at 11:30 a.m.

“Our guys’ reaction (to winning the league title) was very hum-drum about it,” said Army men’s coach Joe Alberici. “When you win a regular-season championship through eight games you have to be consistently good and they were that. We will take that, put it in the trunk and think about it in the summertime. Now we have some other things we are chasing and we are zero and zero right now.”