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NYFA hosts panel on WATM-produced docuseries following Army recruits through Basic Combat Training
Articles Jessica Manfre Posted On January 23, 2021 08:00:33 WATM’s very own Chief Content Officer and veteran Chase Millsap just wrapped up filming and producing the incredible docuseries, Ten Weeks, that takes you inside the Army’s basic combat training. Millsap worked alongside David Gale (WATM’s founder) and retired Army Col.
10 bizarre moments from inaugurations throughout history
MIGHTY HISTORY Jessica Manfre Posted On January 20, 2021 09:05:44 Fun fact: Inauguration wasn’t always on January 20. Once upon a time (ha!) it was scheduled for March in order to give everyone time to make the journey to the event, since winter can put a damper on horse/buggy travel. This isn’t the only thing that may make you pause. Throughout our nation’s history of inaugurating presidents, some pretty interesting things have occurred on that new president’s special day.
7 reasons 'Top Gun' should have been about Iceman
MIGHTY MOVIES Team Mighty Posted On January 14, 2021 03:50:00 In 1986, Paramount released Top Gun, story about a hotshot Naval aviator named “Maverick” who had some extreme daddy issues. The film was action-packed with awesome dogfights and a classic rivalry. Did you ever wonder how different Top Gun would have been if Iceman — Maverick’s only competition — was the star of the film? We did and here are seven reasons why we think the movie should have been about Iceman. 1.
This nonprofit partnered with Google to bring a tech solution to military & veteran families
Articles Team Mighty Posted On December 10, 2020 01:38:54 Millions of Americans have been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic and the economic and personal disruptions it has caused this year. Particularly vulnerable are veterans who, despite their service to our country, continue to struggle with service-related conditions that increase their risk. The virus has exacerbated pre-existing conditions to include: physical/mental health, substance abuse as well as financial, food and housing insecurity.
Virginia lawmakers approve use of speed cameras
Virginia lawmakers have approved legislation to allow the commonwealth's first speed-camera program, a significant shift for the state, which has been slow to embrace technology that has long been used by law enforcement in neighboring Washington, D.C., Maryland and elsewhere in the nation. The legislation, if signed by Gov. Ralph Northam, D, would allow Virginia State Police troopers to use the cameras only in highway work zones.
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When keeping prices low goes wrong… Walmart found out the hard way when it wanted to expand its e-business into expensive outdoor gear. Wall Street Journal , some in the industry got mad and suppliers pulled their products. Why? As the Journal reports, the CEO of Moosejaw, Eoin Comerford, called the move “dated thinking.” Who hates low prices?
Fox News commentator saves his most searing commentary for Fox News
Fox News commentator saves his most searing commentary for Fox News Commentator and author Ralph Peters isn't just closing the door on his career at Fox News Channel. He's slamming it right off the hinges. In a blistering goodbye email, Peters, a retired Army lieutenant colonel who commented on military affairs, called Fox "a mere propaganda machine for a destructive and ethically ruinous administration." He described President Donald Trump as being "terrified" of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
More Americans working beyond traditional retirement age
Life after 65 is starting to look a lot more like life at ... 64. The percentage of Americans working past the traditional retirement age hit new highs in the most recent jobs numbers, according to recent reports, with 19 percent of those 65 and older working at least part-time. And it's only expected to increase: The over-65 set is expected to be the fastest-growing demographic in the workplace by 2024, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. So what are companies doing to respond?
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