First Active-Duty Service Member Sentenced for Jan. 6 Hit with Lengthy Prison Time

Daily Brief 22 July 2022

First Active-Duty Service Member Sentenced for Jan. 6 Hit with Lengthy Prison Time James Phillip Mault became the only active-duty service member convicted and sentenced for the attack after being arrested at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. More Military.com Stories Air Force Open to Sending A-10s to Ukraine for Fight Against Russia Sailors Waiting Months for Separation Orders, with Bills Growing and Lives Put on Hold Marine Corps Grounds Its New Landing Craft After 2 Are Disabled in Big Waves During Exercise White House Slams Senator for Delaying Defense Confirmations over Resignation Demands Soldier Killed by Lightning Served on Combat Surgery Team Air Force Testing Autonomous Control on Transport Planes amid Pilot Shortage Biden Tests Positive for COVID-19, Has 'Mild Symptoms' VA to Get First Permanent Official for Top Health Job Since 2017 Jennnifer Lawrence Will Play a Veteran Struggling with a Brain Injury in 'Causeway' VA Considers Providing Abortions as It Monitors States' Responses to Supreme Court Ruling Cost of VA's New Medical Records System Could Triple to $50 Billion, Report Claims Turkey Denies Carrying Out Deadly Strikes in Northern Iraq North Korea Warns of Security Instability over US-South Korea Drills 3 Ways to Adapt Your Military Communication Style to Civilian Work and Why It Matters Today's Military Trivia Gebhard Leberecht von Blücher was a great Prussian general who gained fame for his successes during what war? Video of the Day Ukrainian Service Members Learn New Weapons

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