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U.S. Marines 🇺🇸 fire weapons during a simulated attack while training at Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center Twentynine Palms, California.
Photo by Marine Corps Lance Cpl. Jose Gonzalez (2019).
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Train hard. Stay ready.
U.S. Marines 🇺🇸 fire weapons during a simulated attack while training at Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center Twentynine Palms, California.
Photo by Marine Corps Lance Cpl. Jose Gonzalez (2019).
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Service members 30 and over will test annually and can choose to receive testosterone replacement therapy if they are recommended for treatm
Pete Hegseth is a complete moron. That has made him a perfect fit for Trump's cabinet of incompetents.
Whiskey Pete now wants to give troops testosterone tests.
The Pentagon will begin annually testing service members 30 and over for testosterone deficiencies, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced Tuesday. Hegseth said in a video posted to social media that the new screening would become part of the Defense Department’s periodic health assessment for military personnel. The health exam has been mandatory since 2016 and is used to measure medical condition, behavioral health, mental health and readiness to deploy. Service members who are recommended for treatment will have the choice to receive testosterone replacement therapy, Hegseth said. Personnel under 30 can volunteer for an examination.
As commander-in-chief, wouldn't Dementia Donald be a candidate for such a test? 🤔
Thirty enlisted transgender service members are in line to be allowed to serve again starting Thursday after being banned from the military
My friend, Nic Talbott, beat Mango Mussolini!
Out in the scrub, the camera becomes part of the kit.
U.S. Army Soldier takes a photo during land navigation at Fleet Combat Camera Pacific's Winter Quick Shot in Azusa, California.
The U.S. Navy Combat Camera photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class David Giorda (2016).
"Stairway to Heaven" sounds peaceful, until you realise it's a wall of timber and regret.
Confidence courses like this are built to test grip, grit, and that tiny voice saying "maybe heights aren’t my thing". Recruits at Parris Island faced 15 obstacles made to push them past doubt, one climb at a time. Photo by Sgt. Jennifer Schubert (2016).
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Nothing like a rope climb to remind you gravity has opinions.
Officer candidates at Quantico took on the obstacle course as part of training built to test leadership, grit and composure under pressure. The U.S. Marine Corps photo by Cpl. Patrick H. Owens (2016).
C-130s, HIMARS and a dirt strip. Not exactly your average day at the office.
Operation Phantom Flight saw soldiers and airmen working side by side to move long-range firepower fast, land it where needed, and get straight to work.
Photo By Staff Sgt. Dustin Biven (2019).