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10 Military Horror Movies You Can Stream for Free This Halloween

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Military horror movies have been sending troops into haunted trenches, cursed jungles and secret Nazi laboratories for decades. This Halloween, you can watch a surprising number of them without paying for another streaming subscription or dropping $5.99 on a rental. Military.com previously rounded up some of the best military horror movies for the Halloween season. For Halloween 2026, this guide focuses on movies currently available to stream for free in the United States, including titles on Tubi, Pluto TV, The Roku Channel and other ad-supported services. A few are also available through Kanopy or Hoopla, which typically require access through…

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Ohio Veterans Are Paying ‘Claim Sharks’ Thousands for VA Benefits They Could Get for Free

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Unaccredited companies are reportedly charging Ohio veterans thousands of dollars to file VA disability claims for assistance veterans could receive for free. “Claims sharks” charge veterans to prepare and file disability claims, sometimes for far more than the resulting benefits are worth, while promising results. That is even though federal law requires paid representatives to be accredited and generally bars charging veterans for help with an initial claim. Two competing bills in the Ohio Legislature that would rein in those companies have stalled, according to reporting by Signal Ohio and state legislative records. Larry Moore, director of the Summit County…

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Space Force Developing New Satellite-Tracking Software

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The U.S. Space Force is going even more high-tech by developing new software that will combine commercial and military flight tracking data into one component to deliver more timely and accurate information. Col. Barry Croker, who heads up the Space Force’s Mission Delta 2, and spoke at this month’s annual Advanced Maui Optical and Space Surveillance (AMOSS) conference in Hawaii, said the plan is to launch the prototype software later this fall and build a “viable product” that can be up and running quickly. Col. Barry Crocker, Commander of Mission Delta 2, U.S. Space Force, discussed the upcoming development of…

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Army Expands Use of Disposable One-Way Drones

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There’s a revolution happening in the U.S. military. Low-cost, “expendable” drones that fly into a conflict zone and, by design, don’t come back. At a recent military exercise in Germany, known as Exercise Saber Junction, Army soldiers launched approximately 1,900 attack drones, with more than 1,000 considered disposable or expendable. An expendable drone is another way of saying one-way drones or kamikaze drones or disposable drones, retired Marine intelligence officer and strategic military risk expert Hal Kempfer said in an interview with Military.com. Basically, they go in there, they do the mission, and they don’t come back. The war in…

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US Military Satellites Test New Cyber Defenses in Orbit

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Some U.S. military satellites have been operating so long that the Guardians controlling them weren’t alive when the spacecraft first reached orbit. “There are operators at Schriever Space Force Base that are younger than the satellite that they’re operating,” Ryan Roberts, Deloitte’s Space practice cyber leader, told Military.com. Some satellites, he said, are more than 30 years old. Their age is taking on new significance as space becomes an increasingly important warfighting domain. Air Force Secretary Troy Meink made an unusually direct acknowledgment last week at the Air, Space & Cyber Conference in National Harbor, Maryland, saying the Space Force…

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