The 90th Sustainment Brigade’s “Task Force Tough ‘Ombres” is the latest chapter in a legacy that has come full circle, starting at Fort Sam Houston, Texas, in 1917 with World War I, and continuing with the unit’s return to its birthplace to become the first Army Reserve brigade to serve on the southern border mission, October 2024 to November 2025. 90th SB’s Task Force Tough ‘Ombres was deployed to the U.S. southern border and assigned to Joint Task Force-Southern Border, which executes full-scale, agile, and all-domain operations in support of U.S. Customs and Border Protection to protect the territorial integrity of the United States and achieve 100% operational control of the border.

  After destructive wildfires tear through the Boise National Forest, timber recovery helps ensure public safety while restoring the landscape, offsetting costs, and supporting local jobs. See how this critical work is carried out with specialized machinery built for he task.

  D on Riling, President of Save Our Sodus, discusses the critical role of the Sodus Bay breakwater in protecting homes and businesses from large waves from Lake Ontario, particularly during the winter months, in a video produced by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Buffalo District, The breakwater is vital for safeguarding the local community, preventing significant property damage and ensuring the continued safety and economic stability of the area.

  The Eastern Flank Deterrence Line is strengthened through USAREUR-AF support that brings together Allied forces for coordinated training and rapid capability development. These efforts improve readiness across the region and reinforce NATO’s commitment to collective defense.

  Soldiers assigned to the 88th Military Police recently sharpened their law enforcement skills through a non-lethal weapons training course held on Camp Zama

  The Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers (BOSS) program hosted its annual BOSS Bash this week, bringing together Soldiers from across the installation for a day centered on connection, recreation, and empowerment. The event highlighted the Army’s continued commitment to improving the quality of life for single Soldiers through meaningful engagement and access to resources. Designed to foster resilience, build community, and provide constructive outlets, the BOSS Bash featured a variety of activities, entertainment, and informational booths. Soldiers had the opportunity to participate in team-building games, meet representatives from key support agencies, and learn about programs available to enhance their personal and professional development. In addition to recreation, the Bash served as a platform for Soldiers to voice ideas, learn about volunteer opportunities, and engage with leadership. BOSS continues to emphasize its three pillars—Quality of Life, Community Service, and...

  Hot Brass is the U.S. Army Reserve leadership table talk show hosted by Sergeant Major Ty McNeeley, Sergeant Major of U.S. Army Reserve Public Affairs. The series brings senior leaders together for an unscripted conversation over a lineup of hot sauces and wings. In this episode, SGM McNeeley sits down with LTG Robert Harter, Chief of Army Reserve and Commanding General of U.S. Army Reserve Command CSM Gregory Betty, Command Sergeant Major of the U.S. Army Reserve Command CW5 LaShon White, Command Chief Warrant Officer of the U.S. Army Reserve Command They take on the heat as they discuss mentorship, transformation, and the future of the Army Reserve.

  "Meet an American Gold Star Mother who takes care of service members every day and carries on her son’s legacy by remaining close to the military community." Interview with Maggie Sticklen about the Gold Star Mother program and the American Gold Star Mothers Organization

  "We honor the memory of the fallen so they’re never forgotten, but we also remember the family members who loved them. As we prepare to celebrate NMC250, we celebrate the Gold Star Mothers and Families that are forever a part of our U.S. Navy history." Video Production explaining a brief history of the Gold Star Mother program.

"Nikki Rigsby, an American Gold Star Mother, shares her story of how she found connection, purpose, and support among members suffering from the same loss." Interview with Nikki Rigsby about the Gold Star Mother program and the American Gold Star Mothers Organization.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Posted by Patriot Perspective | October 18, 2025 Folks, if you thought the 2020 election riots were the peak of progressive petulance, think again. Today, October 18, 2025, marks the second coming of the so-called "No Kings" protests—a nationwide spasm of sanctimonious screeching against a duly elected president who's barely had time to unpack his bags in the Oval Office. Organizers claim millions turned out in over 2,500 locations, from the streets of Portland to the parks of Brattleboro, Vermont, all chanting the tired mantra: "America has no kings, and the power belongs to the people." How noble. Except this isn't about kings or power—it's about sore losers who can't stomach the will of the American people. Let's cut through the fog of feel-good slogans. These rallies, billed as a "non-violent movement" against "authoritarian power grabs," are nothing more than a coordinated assault on the democratic process. President Tr...

 

  Trey Gowdy , South Carolina Congressman, recently responded to a reporter about the military in response to a question from a CNN reporter about the DoD ban of transgenders from joining the U.S. armed forces. As Trey typically does so very well, he nailed it rather succinctly. Question: How can President Trump claim to represent all U.S citizens, regardless of sexual orientation, when he banned transgenders from joining the military? Isn't that discrimination? Trey Gowdy's Response: " Nobody has a right to serve in the Military. Nobody! What makes you people think the Military is an equal opportunity employer? It is very far from it - and for good reasons - let me cite a few." "The Military uses prejudice regularly and consistently to deny citizens from joining for being too old or too young, too fat or too skinny, too tall or too short. Citizens are denied for having flat feet, or for missing or additional fingers." he went on to explain: "By the way...

 

 

 

 

from the Wright Brothers National Monument in Kill Devil Hills, North Carolina to the Air Force Memorial in Washington, D.C., Sept. 18, 2025. The ride is four days long to embrace Air Force heritage, fitness, recruitment, and wounded warriors.

  U.S. Air Force Tactical Air Control Party Airmen assigned to the 3rd Air Support Operations Squadron run for 24 hours at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Alaska. The Airmen ran in a formation for the first and final laps, having individuals take turns carrying the TACP banner throughout the duration of the event

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  U.S. Army CH (COL) Vincent A. Cummings, Command Chaplain for the D.C. National Guard, presents Motivational Monday Minute to encourage and inspire. Whether full or part-time, each Soldier & Airman has a role to play in being a Capital Guardian. As Command Chaplain, he's a shepherd multiplier who develops spiritual readiness. Each episode is a step in that journey, together as Capital Guardians! This week's Motivational Monday Minute focuses on a growth mindset. Dedication, effort, and consistent hard work are essential for achieving success and significant goals, as shortcuts, talent, or luck alone are insufficient to replace them.

  Joint Task Force - District of Columbia week in review video for Aug. 31. About 2,300 National Guard members are supporting the D.C. Safe and Beautiful mission, providing critical support to the D.C. Metropolitan Police Department in ensuring the safety of all who live, work, and visit the District.

 

 

 

 

Rear Adm. Craig T. Mattingly, commander, Patrol and Reconnaissance Group (CPRG), discusses the mission and capabilities of CPRG’s P-8A Poseidon and MQ-4C Triton aircraft. CPRG provides manned and unmanned maritime patrol and reconnaissance forces to support fleet operations worldwide.

For Commander Michael Wolfe, nothing has been more important than the mission he now conducts at the Joint Interagency Task Force - South. A mission to stop the flow of deadly drugs into our communities and protect American families from the devastating consequences of transnational criminal organizations. For Commander Wolfe, this isn't just a job; it's a personal mission.

This video showcases the participation from across the state and the Gulf of Alaska in exercise Northern Edge 25. NE25 is an exercise led by the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command that serves as a platform for joint, multi-domain operations, delivering high-end, realistic warfighter training, strengthening joint interoperability, and sharpening the air and sea-based combat readiness of U.S. and participating forces.

MinuteMan Day is a community event open to anyone, where the military and their neighboring community can come together to learn about the benefits we offer each other.

MinuteMan Day is a community event open to anyone, where the military and their neighboring community can come together to learn about the benefits we offer each other.

MinuteMan Day is a community event open to anyone, where the military and their neighboring community can come together to learn about the benefits we offer each other.

  On this Pacific News: In Korea, ROK and US forces commence Ulchi Freedom Shield 25. Also in the Republic of Korea, the UNC hosted Ambassadors from UNC member states to participate in the annual UFS Exercise, highlighting its scale, scope, and complexity. In Camp Bonifas, service members, families, ambassadors, and veterans from various countries commemorated the 49th annual Barrett-Bonifas Memorial Ceremony.

  Yokota Middle and High School students participate in Student Ambassador training at Yokota Air Base, Japan. During the two-day training event, students participated in various timed activities to build their leadership skills, teamwork, and resourcefulness.