Rachel Nostrant
Breaking News and Features Reporter
Rachel is a Marine Corps veteran and a master's candidate at New York University's Business & Economic Reporting program.
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Adam Driver’s non-profit brings Broadway to vets, service members
Every year, the non-profit organization provides active duty, reserve, veteran and other military-affiliated personnel the chance to experience Broadway.
Milley almost quit over Trump, wrote biting resignation letter, new book reveals
“You are using the military to create fear in the minds of the people," Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Mark Milley wrote in a never-sent resignation letter.
Saltzman nominated to lead Space Force
Saltzman would be the second person to serve as the Space Force’s top officer since the service was created.
China’s growing influence in US ‘neighborhood’ worries SOUTHCOM boss
This isn’t the first time SOUTHCOM has voiced concerns over China’s presence in the neighborhood.
New York Guardsmen to take over training Ukrainian soldiers
Around 140 New York Guardsmen with the 27th Infantry Brigade Combat Team said goodbye to their families in a July 15 ceremony.
Georgia soldier admits to stealing millions in COVID-19 relief funds
CWO2 Dara Buck faces up to five years in federal prison and a $250,000 fine.
Army’s future medical strategy hopes for unmanned MedEvacs, first-aid kit upgrades and more
Unmanned MedEvacs, enhanced first-aid kits and more training for combat medics are on the Army's wish list in the coming years.
Army chief awards WW2 veteran the Purple Heart and Bronze Star
The chief of staff of the Army presided over the ceremony, noting that while the awards were long overdue, they were still worth giving.
Ohio Guard soldier charged with terroristic threats, making and selling ‘ghost guns’
One of two Ohio National Guardsmen arrested this spring for making terroristic threats has now been charged with illegally making and selling 3D-printed guns.
Ex-Army pilot turned defense contractor sold aviation secrets to China
An ex-Army helicopter pilot with more than 20 years of service has pleaded guilty to working as an agent for the Chinese government.
