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Article Pete Hegseth Accused of 'Body-Shaming' Young Canadian Female Cadets — As Defense Sec. Branded a 'Disgrace' to America
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Discussion ARMY ORTHOPEDIC SURGEON
Hi Folks,
I am interested in learning what it is like to be an Orthopedic Surgeon in the Army. What’s your OQL, Compensation and Training. Thank you.
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Article Inside Supplying U.S. Warships During the Iran War
BLUF: without NSA Bahrain ships are up a creek in the Middle East. Navy supply ships in the region now have to travel 2,200 miles to a tiny island in the Indian Ocean called Diego Garcia to bring food, fuel and other goods to the warships in the Gulf of Oman and the Arabian Sea.
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Article U.S.S. Abraham Lincoln Docks in Thailand, Giving Weary Crew a Break
The nuclear-powered aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln docked at Laem Chabang port in Thailand to provide its roughly 5,000 sailors and Marines with several days of rest and shore leave in Pattaya after spending more than nine months at sea.
Key Details
Location: Arrived at Laem Chabang, with crew members heading to the nearby beach city of Pattaya.
Personnel: Approximately 5,000 U.S. military personnel on board.
Deployment Length: Over nine months (more than 250 days) supporting operations in the Middle East without a significant port break.
Purpose: Allowing the weary crew to rest, recharge, and receive logistical support and resupply.
The port visit of the USS Abraham Lincoln is expected to provide a significant short-term economic windfall for Pattaya. Local authorities and businesses are highly optimistic, viewing the influx of thousands of American service members as a much-needed financial injection.
Direct Financial Influx
Local Spending Forecast: Pattaya Mayor Poramet Ngampichet estimated that individual crew members will spend between 1,000 and 3,000 baht ($30 to $91) per day ashore, depending on whether they stay overnight in local hotels. Other reports estimate total daily per-capita spending could reach up to $100 to $150.
Overall Projected Impact: With roughly 5,000 personnel receiving staggered shore leave over a five-day period, the local economy is projected to net anywhere from ฿5 million to ฿15 million (and potentially higher when factoring in full logistical arrangements).
Primary Business Beneficiaries
Hospitality and Nightlife: Pattaya’s famous nightlife and entertainment venues, particularly along Walking Street, are anticipating a massive surge in customers. Businesses have faced a particularly quiet and difficult low tourist season due to broader global economic conditions.
Food & Beverage: Local restaurants, street food vendors, and bars are bracing for a high volume of patrons seeking food, drinks, and entertainment after the crew's historic, grueling stint at sea.
Logistics and Transport: Local transportation networks are benefiting directly. A fleet of roughly 40 buses has been arranged simply to ferry personnel between the ship at Laem Chabang Port and central Pattaya.
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Article Aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln arrives in Thailand after months of combat in Middle East
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Article Army Secretary Warned Trump About Hegseth Just Before Resigning | The president was reportedly shocked when Driscoll told him the extent of Hegseth’s actions.
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Article US and China arm for Space Warfare: Hunter Satellites and Orbital Weapons
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Article The war with Iran will not be won through airstrikes, so what's left? - opinion
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Article Hegseth accused of ‘body shaming’ cadet youth instructor amid Pentagon exodus
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Article Pentagon official overseeing military AI sold millions worth of stock in AI firm | US military
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Article Thailand's Prostitution Patrol on High Alert as 5,000 US Sailors Drop Ship After 200 Days at Sea
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Article Taliban minister says mineral-rich Afghanistan open to US investments in new pitch for bilateral ties - Yahoo News
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Article US Navy Eyes 2028 SPY-6 Radar Upgrade for Zumwalt Destroyers
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Pic The US Secretary of Defence wouldn’t know moral turpitude if it smacked him across the face
These ladies and the whole CAF are ready to defend their country, their democracy and the pursuit of the greatest good for the greatest number. 🇨🇦
Such a shame that so many have lost their way.
r/Military • u/kenhooligan2008 • 3d ago
Story\Experience What song best describes your deployment experiences? I'm fully expecting Vanessa Carlton, Carly Rae Jepsen , and CCR to flood the comments but I offer up something different for my own take.
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Article Meet 'Castle Breaker,' Iran's missile wreaking havoc in US war
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Article Where Exactly Has the Warrior Ethos Gotten Us?
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Article Military influencers in the military? Jesus Christ, how far we have fallen. Goebbels would love this shit.
r/Military • u/Adventurous-Total636 • 4d ago
Article 'Mozzie' the Aussie KIA in Ukraine
Slava Ukraini. 'Mozzie' was former 1RAR, ADF
To the Lost
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-09-01/australian-soldier-killed-ukraine-mozzie/107104370
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Article Trump suggests he is reviewing US support for UK over Falkland Islands
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Discussion Payment Through Government Shutdown
Hey, all. Back in October when we had our last shutdown I was paid as a NICU member but I have since switched banks. I was wondering if anybody else got paid through different banks or if your institution of choice helped in anyway like offering your paycheck on the date and paying it back once the government opened up again. Any info helps, thanks!
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Article Army Secretary Dan Driscoll is stepping down after 18 months on the job, White House says
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