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- 1Orc job applications at Palantir joke takes offโผFor your life skills class today, we will watch a short video demonstrating how orcs apply for jobs at Palantir. Everyon
A satirical joke is circulating online imagining orcs โ the monstrous foot soldiers of fantasy fiction โ attending a life skills class and watching a demonstration of how they would apply for jobs at the data analytics firm Palantir. The gag doubles as a pointed jab at the company and its government and defense work, with commenters treating it as a comment on US politics and the tech industry's hiring culture.
- 2Aberdeen Proving Ground to Hold 2026 Military Retiree Appreciation DayโผAberdeen Proving Ground Honors 'Soldier for Life' Ethos with 2026 Military Retiree Appreciation Day
Aberdeen Proving Ground in Maryland is holding its 2026 Military Retiree Appreciation Day, an event framed around the Army's 'Soldier for Life' ethos, which commits the service to supporting soldiers and their families beyond active duty. The day is aimed at honouring military retirees and connecting them with benefits, services and resources, reinforcing the installation's ongoing ties to the retired military community.
- 3Family questions death of Army sexual assault whistleblower Adrian MartinezโTop story: The # military says Adrian Martinez took his own life. His family isn't so sure. What's even less clear is wh
The US military says Army soldier Adrian Martinez died by suicide, but his family disputes that conclusion. Martinez had reported sexual assault within the Army, and questions now surround whether his rights were protected in the days before his death. The Texas Observer is covering the case, raising concerns about how the military handled the whistleblower and the circumstances of his death.
- 4Ukrainian soldier shares front-line life with catsโ๐ฐ A Ukrainian soldier shares his daily life with front-line cats ๐ https://www. youtube.com/shorts/jK0Sj6K2Rb0 # News #
A Ukrainian soldier is sharing short videos showing his daily life at the front, with cats living alongside troops in the trenches. The clips offer a rare, personal glimpse of routine moments amid the war, and the soft contrast between combat conditions and caring for animals has drawn attention online.
- 5Soldiers' Cooking Book Explores Service, Leadership and WarโSoldiers Cook: Recipe for Resilience Reveals the Human Side of Service, Leadership, and War
A new publication titled 'Soldiers Cook: Recipe for Resilience' is drawing attention for the way it uses cooking to reveal the human side of military service. The book frames soldiers' recipes as a lens on resilience, leadership and life during war, offering a more personal perspective than typical accounts of armed conflict.
- 6Ohio native served 11 years in Army, became Army spouseโAfter difficult start to military service, Ohio native served 11 years; became Army spouse
An Ohio native overcame a difficult start to military service and went on to serve 11 years in the Army before becoming an Army spouse. The Killeen Daily Herald, which covers the Fort Hood area in Texas, profiled the individual's journey from early struggles to a long career and continued connection to Army life alongside a serving spouse.