He was sentenced to 19 years for war crimes. After his pardon, Clint Lorance is fueling Trump's 'deep state' conspiracy about the US military.

Learn more about BI Prime View online           Military Select           He was sentenced to 19 years for war crimes. After his pardon, Clint Lorance is fueling Trump's 'deep state' conspiracy about the US military.   Clint Lorance was serving a 19-year sentence for the murder of two Afghans when Trump pardoned him. He blames "senior bureaucrats" for his conviction.   READ MORE           The history behind the most controversial holiday beverage of all time, which was once likened to an energy drink and even prompted a drunken riot at West Point   George Washington dreamed up a particularly strong eggnog recipe, and the drink once sparked a wild riot among West Point cadets.   READ MORE           Russia's most advanced fighter jet just crashed for the first time   Russian officials say the top-of-the-line Su-57 fighter jet has crashed on a training mission but that its pilot bailed out safely.   READ MORE             The Pentagon is thinking about closing a $110 million drone base it just opened to focus on Russia and China   The base in West Africa opened in November to conduct intelligence gathering and surveillance. But it may not last much longer.   READ MORE           How a misprinted newspaper ad and a quick-thinking colonel sparked NORAD's Christmas tradition   The only other person with the number for the red phone in Col. Harry Shoup's office was a four-star general at the Pentagon. Or so he thought.   READ MORE           A drunk driver in South Carolina crashed into a Cobra attack helicopter   The accident did about a half-million dollars in damage, the South Carolina Highway Patrol's public affairs officer said in a tweet.   READ MORE           Google and Apple have booted messaging app ToTok, which was downloaded millions of times and reportedly a UAE spy tool   Google said ToTok had violated its policies, while Apple says it is still investigating the app.   READ MORE           We salute the Marine private who hacked Jim Mattis' email to impress a date   The incident, Mattis said, illustrated the culture of "initiative and aggressiveness," though not necessarily great judgment, in the Corps.   READ MORE           One Army platoon's 'last-ditch stand' during the Battle of the Bulge holds lessons for future wars   Being outmatched, alone, and without support is not a common position for US troops. But some fear could become a real feature of future combat.   READ MORE           Amid fears of a missile test, Trump jokes Kim Jong Un's Christmas gift to him could be a 'beautiful vase'   Top analysts are warning that North Korea seems poised for its first long-range missile test in over two years.   READ MORE           Was this email forwarded to you? SUBSCRIBE NOW     Share this     You received this email because you signed up to this Business Insider newsletter using the email: nguyenvu1187.love5@blogger.com   Email preferences Unsubscribe TERMS OF SERVICE PRIVACY POLICY 1 Liberty Plaza, 8th Floor. New York, NY 10006