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VeteranWiki retweeted
Psychedelic treatment helps many Vets with PTSD.
I’m very unhappy with it being used to justify hating Jewish people. There are 6-7 million Americans with that ancestry.
If you want to believe fables & lies, just stick to what you do best, inventing them.
@wayofftheres
VeteranWiki retweeted
You guys are not going to believe this shit. I was 25 minutes early and the @DeptVetAffairs cancelled my appointment.
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7 text messages, 2 perforated letters, 3 phone calls, and 4 emails confirming the appointment. But 0 communication that it was cancelled due to the Dr not coming in to work. Thanks Obama.
You guys are not going to believe this shit. I was 25 minutes early and the @DeptVetAffairs cancelled my appointment.
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This is your reminder that Nick Palmisciano, Tim Kennedy, and Sarah Verardo ran an operation via Save Our Allies to bring unvetted Afghan and other middle Eastern military aged men into our country. There is no manifest of who was on those flights, and the ngo refuses to release the names. Those military aged men broke out of the holding centers before they could be vetted and given asylum or relocated to other countries.
Nick Palmisciano, Sarah Verardo, and Tim Kennedy are directly responsible for bringing 9/11 terrorists to American soil, and nobody is talking about it 5 years later. Tomorrow is the 25th anniversary of 9/11, and they brought 120,000 people to our doorstep. Nick, Sarah, and Tim are domestic terrorists.
VeteranWiki retweeted
If you were Military, what was the favorite weapon they issued you?
me...and yes, this BuNo is in my logbook. 😎
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If you were military, what was the favorite weapon they issued you? Without question:
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If you were military, what was the favorite weapon they issued you? Without question:
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- Mark S. Snider, deputy assistant secretary of defense for infrastructure modernization and resilience, wrote in response to the report that the Pentagon has “no capacity to take on the increased level of program oversight that is being recommended for its vast portfolio of over 736,000 real property assets.”
My concern here is that this is setting the barracks and dorms up for privatization. Which in of itself isn’t bad but it is bad if the mistakes made from privatization of housing are not weighed.
thanks @JSchogol73030 and @TaskandPurpose for chat today!
Military buildings need $285 billion worth of maintenance, report says trib.al/h4P41Yj
This is truly troubling. We're hoping the Pentagon fixes this situation for @adambulldawg76
I shouldn't have to do this, but this issues needs to be EXPOSED! @PeteHegseth @SecWar @SECNAV NEED TO TAKE ACTION!
On 10 April 2026 at approximately 1845 Zulu during a joint training exercise at Luke Air Force Base between the U.S. Air Force, U.S. Navy, Royal Netherlands Air Force, Belgian Air Force, and the Republic of Singapore Air Force, the training took a turn that permanently grounded Captain @adambulldawg76 (callsign Uga).
The Air Force and Navy alleged that Captain @adambulldawg76 made a number of unsafe and unsanctioned maneuvers. While trying to recreate the iconic Top Gun scene, Captain @adambulldawg76 inverted his F35 above a Royal Netherlands F16 for a polaroid photo op. Captain @adambulldawg76 wingman LT Mike Maverick (callsign Blue Falcon) reportedly snapped video of the maneuver and posted it to TikTok where it went viral almost instantly.
The Royal Netherlands pilot (who's name has been redacted from the report) alleges that @adambulldawg76 had teased the stunt before taking off, and the Royal Netherlands pilot pleaded with him not to perform the dangerous stunt. Uga reportedly stated that he is dangerous, and that it's not the plane it's the pilot.
Recorded comms inside the cockpit picked up Rear Admiral Upper Half Ling stating, "you'll be flying a cargo plane full of rubber jeep ducks out of Hong Kong is you don't land that plane immediately!"
During the attempted landing, Uga requested to buzz the tower, but was denied. Uga decided to pull the maneuver anyways as a callback to the movie.
After buzzing the tower, Uga pulled a high-g turn and experience engine burnout. Realizing he was unable to restart the engines, Uga made the decision to eject from the plane which subsequently crashed into the desert. There were no injuries reported.
Uga was found a few miles from the plane crash at a local diner along the highway and was picked up by the Air Force Security Forces.
So, what am I even asking here? I am asking for SecWar and SecNav to give Uga an opportunity to continue flying for the Navy. I also believe that Blue Falcon should be reprimanded for using Chinese state social media applications during training. I believe Uga would be a great addition to the U.S. Navy @BlueAngels demonstration team as 4 Stick.
I also encourage everyone who sees this to contact their congressman and demand action by putting pressure on the Pentagon to allow this true American Patriot and Hero to fly again for our country!
VeteranWiki retweeted
I had the opportunity to speak with the BF4 Commander onboard the USS Abraham Lincoln. During our conversation he informed me that the rumors of poor conditions are completely unfounded and that morale is higher than ever with the absolute destruction of Iran. He did inform me that the biggest concern was that some of the male crewmembers are spending a bit too much time in the showers together, but he noted that it's not unusual for this to happen on extended deployments.
Special thanks to Blue Falcon 4 Commander @adambulldawg76 for his time as I know they're busy doing whatever the Navy actually does when they aren't training for Olympic high dive. Full video interview available Friday.