Daily Brief: FBI Seeks Suspects after Laser Hits US Air Force Aircraft in Georgia

Daily Brief 14 April 2021

FBI Seeks Suspects after Laser Hits US Air Force Aircraft in Georgia The FBI says that around 9:50 a.m. on March 9, a U.S. Air Force aircraft was deliberately struck by a high-powered laser for about one minute. More Military.com Stories 500 Marines Will Begin Testing These New PT Uniforms this Summer High-Speed 'Joy Ride' Caused ATV Rollover That Killed Airman Last US Troops Will Leave Afghanistan by 20th Anniversary of 9/11, White House Says Pentagon Halts Use of Vaccine Variant Needed to Immunize Deployed Troops Advocates for Veterans Sickened by Burn Pits Are Taking Their Biggest Stand Yet on Capitol Hill Army Chief Defends Long-Range Missile Effort After Air Force General's Public Attack More Soldiers Are Headed to Europe to Boost Long-Range Missile Capabilities How the Pandemic Changed Military Recruiting Forever 48,000 Marines Have Turned Down COVID-19 Vaccine, Corps Says Sailor Who Shot, Killed Himself at Hawaii Resort Identified USS Vella Gulf Has More Problems, Extending its Stay in Norfolk Austin: US Adds 500 Troops in Germany, Despite Trump Pledge Russia Says Troop Buildup Near Ukraine Is a Response to NATO Two Indicted in Fort Stewart Soldier's Death Former SEAL and 'Terminal List' Author Jack Carr Gives Us the Lowdown on 'The Devil's Hand' New Partnership Battles Cybercrime Targeting Military and Veterans Today's Military Trivia Which one of the following cast members of the 1977 film "A Bridge Too Far" served in the U.S. Marines in real life? Video of the Day First F-15EX Eagle II flies from Boeing to Eglin Air Force Base

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