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Restoring rank and providing back pay and benefits to service members booted from the military over the COVID-19 shot mandate is a step in the right direction, but it’s not enough.
A federal whistleblower says he is facing backlash after going public with a jaw-dropping warning: a runaway, unsustainable $1 trillion liability within the Veterans Administration.
A quartet of former military contractors find themselves not only free from prison by the hands of Donald J. Trump, but also thankful to be able to vote for the former president – and now president-elect – who once pardoned them.
Two active-duty military officers anticipate greater things in the U.S. military under a second Donald Trump administration – and they say the president-elect's choice of Pete Hegseth for secretary of defense is a good place to start.
Laws on the books for years supposedly prevented the unlawful use of experimental drugs on U.S. service members and veterans – but a former Army officer tells AFN the military has played ignorant, as if they didn’t know.
A former Green Beret says “repairing the damage” to the U.S. military from the COVID shot mandate should be a top priority for Donald Trump’s new administration – and that he and many others stand ready to see that happen.
A report alleging the deaths of service members and veterans at the hands of a drug with a lethal history is continuing to cause waves.
Making joking references online about the assassination attempt of former President Donald Trump is acceptable in the U.S. Army, but one soldier found out that agreeing with a conservative commentator and writer on the issue of social justice is not.
AFN spoke with a military whistleblower who recently offered evidence that more than 60% of U.S. service members and veterans whose deaths were attributed to COVID-19 were also administered the controversial drug remdesivir – a drug with a history of lethality.
As over 4,000 Navy sailors begin to have their service records corrected and regain their opportunity for promotion, others are suggesting that the settlement of a lawsuit involving mandatory COVID "vaccine" injections isn't enough without accountability to follow.