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NSSF Shreds Talarico’s 2A, 1A Comparison

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I’ve often argued that the same people who will swear up and down that they don’t view the Second Amendment as a second-class right are the same people who would push restrictions on gun rights they would never tolerate on their First Amendment rights. I’ll maintain that to my dying day unless things change enough that anti-gunners also start going after more First Amendment rights. Texas Senate candidate James Talarico, however, recently tried to compare the need for permits in order to hold protests with gun control.On the face of it, that’s a ridiculous comparison…

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Tech Giant Offering Free AI Glasses To 130,000 Blind Veterans

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Meta, the social media engine powering Facebook and Instagram, is giving back to veterans to honor the nation’s 250th anniversary. In a partnership with Ray-Ban, Meta is offering free artificial intelligence (AI) glasses to the roughly more than 130,000 blind veterans nationwide. Meta said the AI technology will help visually impaired veterans read documents, navigate their surroundings, and lead them to a more independent life. Meta and its partners, along with the Blinded Veterans Association, will provide hands-on training to each veteran interested in using the glasses. The program was inspired by Army veteran Don Overton, who lost his vision…

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What to Know Before Talking to a Military Recruiter

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Military recruiters are a great resource and can answer any question (or find the answer) you ask them. The challenge for you as a potential military recruit is to know what questions to ask before it’s too late. If you don’t do a little research, and leave it up to the recruiter to set the direction of your visit, you could end up in a job that satisfies the needs of the military instead of your personal goals. Learn about what every recruit should know before talking to a recruiter and joining the military. What Should You Know Before Talking…

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Army Reduces Permanent Change of Station Moves to Boost Stability

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The Army plans to cut more than 25,000 permanent change of station moves through Fiscal Year 2027 as part of a broader push to keep units together longer and give soldiers and their families more stability. The service said it will cut more than 12,000 scheduled PCS relocations in FY26 and more than 13,600 in FY27. The reductions are part of the Army’s Human Resource Continuous Transformation effort, which is reviewing personnel systems that have long required soldiers to move frequently for school, career development or new assignments. The Army said the changes are intended to keep “warfighting formations intact…

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Retired Military Leaders Warn PTSD, Suicide and Homelessness Remain Major Veteran Challenges

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A group of three retired generals and a retired lieutenant colonel will take the stage near Atlanta on 16 June to discuss some of the nation’s most pressing issues concerning veterans and the military. Maj. Gen. William Rajczak (Air Force), Maj. Gen. Tammy Smith (Army), Brig. Gen. Shawn Harris (Army) and Lt. Col. Maura Keller (Army) are all lending their voices to “Veteran to Veteran: A Conversation About Our Culture, Our Care, and Our Future” at The Rockmart Theatre in Rockmart, Ga. Master Chief Petty Officer (Ret.) Mark Peterson, a Navy veteran, will moderate the four-person panel. The event is…

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