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28 August 2024

Scathing Bomber Crash Report Unfairly Targeted Crew Member's Body Weight, Family Member Says

Joni Smith, the mother-in-law of the instructor pilot of the aircraft, told Military.com she had submitted letters raising concerns about the incident to South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem, as well as members of the state's delegation in Washington, D.C.

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Today's Military Trivia

What battle -- which took place in August, 1814 -- was a bloody War of 1812 clash that ended in a stalemate and effectively halted the U.S. invasion of Upper Canada?