Daily Brief: Here's Why the Military's Next Top Leader Is Likely a Woman

Daily Brief 30 October 2020

Here's Why the Military's Next Top Leader Is Likely a Woman There's a consensus in Washington, D.C. that Defense Secretary Mark Esper is on thin ice with President Donald Trump. More Military.com Stories Marines Say Military Helicopter Did Not Hover Low Over Trump Campaign Rally A Biden Administration Would Rewrite NDS, Toss 500-Ship Navy Overboard, Lawmaker Says Houston Army Recruiters Encounter Outrage, Hostility in Wake of Vanessa Guillen's Death The Pentagon Now Has a Permanent Memorial to Families of the Fallen Marines Who Volunteer for Special Duty Assignments Can Earn Thousands with New Bonus A-10 Accidentally Discharges Non-Explosive Munition Over South Korea Veterans and Gold Star Families Will Soon Have Free Admission to All National Parks This 'Outstanding' Soldier Is About to Get Kicked Out of the Army -- Again Naval Academy Superintendent, Navy Secretary Ask Federal Judge to Dismiss Midshipman's Lawsuit US OKs Extradition of Special Forces Veteran, Son Nabbed in Ex-Nissan Boss' Escape US to Use Proceeds from Iranian Fuel Seized by US Military to Aid Terror Victims Knifeman Kills Three at French Church, Ratcheting up Terror Fears World War III Has Already Begun NASA Gave the Mercury 7 Astronauts This Impossible Choice Veterans Have Higher Rates of Insomnia Than Non-Veterans Today's Military Trivia Which one of these wars began first? Video of the Day Lego Marines" 'BrickFlix' Shows Realities of Jarhead Life in Miniature

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