You get what you pay for (or what you don't pay for)
https://www.military.com/daily-news/2025/06/11/guard-soldiers-deployed-trumps-la-crackdown-arent-getting-paid-yet.html
Is this something new? If my memory hasn't failed me, Class A reservists used to be able (by the book, but rarely getting the opportunity) to fly 'opportunity' (i.e., space A). They didn't actually have to be paid to be considered on paid service.
And in other administration news
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/06/09/health/rfk-jr-cdc-vaccine-panel.html
https://www.npr.org/sections/shots-health-news/2025/06/09/nx-s1-5428533/rfk-jr-vaccine-advisory-committee-acip
Damned casual attitude for FAing, hand in pocket and using his phone probably videoing whatever is happening below.
A grainy twenty second clip doesn't provide a lot of context. What about the twenty seconds before, or the sixty seconds, what would that show? Despite a claim of "footage from...
I'll respond by referring to one of the vessels you gave as example of an auxiliary performing a military function.
https://www.navylookout.com/rfa-stirling-castle-to-be-transferred-from-royal-fleet-auxiliary-to-royal-navy/
If a civilian auxillary organization (RFA) that has a long history of...
If it's done by an organization that "is trained in military tactics, are equipped as a military force, can operate under direct military authority in deployed operations, and can, realistically, be deployed outside national territory in support of a military force" , then yes, it would be a...
Having seen only a grainy photo of the LEO in the background who fired the round, I was unsure what agency he belonged to when I looked through CA Penal Code as to who § 835a applied. The reporting since id him as LAPD. However my perusal of the code brought this to my attention.
It is very...
G7 15 - 17 June.
He's getting an early flight. There's always one or two who show up early to have a day before meeting with the host leader. Sometimes there's a legitimate reason, sometimes it just plays well with the hometown crowd to have that additional publicity bump. Especially if...
Something from the US perspective.
https://lieber.westpoint.edu/legal-practical-challenges-surrender-drones/
https://cjil.uchicago.edu/online-archive/technologically-enabled-surrender-under-law-armed-conflict
When I saw the 'offending' post, I will admit that I was confused about the connection of the British PM and Ukrainian rent boys to "the war in Ukraine". However, as your years of service in HM British Forces have undoubtedly provided you with some insight (if not the proclivity) into the...
Devil's advocate. If these federalized National Guardsmen are being employed to "protect federal personnel and federal property in the greater Los Angeles area in support of the lead agency" (using the language of the tweet in an above post) are they being used for "law enforcement"?
Or...
My concern is not that "anyone hired to do surveys or polling" would be forced to give up who they called but my concern is that the party gives them my information so that they call me, or that either the party or a contracted lackey can use my information for any purpose they claim is...
LAC have now put the records of WW2 deceased online.
https://recherche-collection-search.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/Help/kia
Using unit, year of death and 'Regina' as a search term, it narrowed the possibilities down. Found one individual who died on that date whose records have a notation as a...
Seen. While the school may not have a problem, I am reminded of a comment from the 1980's when I was at the edges of the issue. The contemplated objection was not from the school but from DND; if a co-op student was going to be providing services to a private company while on the public...
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