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appeared via Zoom on Thursday to present the award to US combat medic, Sergeant First Class Elizabeth Marks.However, haters were distracted by Harry’s medals, which they claimed were any attempt to “create an illusion for the American market” and took attention away from the servicewoman being honored. The prince pinned four medals to his chest: an Afghanistan campaign medal, a Golden Jubilee medal, a Diamond Jubilee medal and a Platinum Jubilee medal. The first was presented to Harry for his military service in Afghanistan, while the other three were presented to him by Queen Elizabeth II.

“They Also Served: 200 People Who Trained At Sandhurst,” mentions 200 names of soldiers who served at Sandhurst — which Harry did — the exiled royal ultimately did not make the cut.Former British Army Commander Richard Kemp has spoken out about the apparent snub, saying he understands why Harry’s name was left out of the list.“I completely understand why he has not been included,” he told The Sun. “I probably would have included him on balance, but it is not a disappointment to not see him in there.”Kemp told the outlet that “recent disharmony” between the two camps likely played a part in keeping Harry’s name out of the book.“I don’t think he did anything particularly notable during his service but he was certainly a significant person to go to Sandhurst,” Kemp added.The father of two famously spoke of his time in the army in his protocol-shattering memoir, “Spare,” in which he called his victims “chess pieces taken off a board, bad guys eliminated before they kill the good guys.”Royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams believes Harry shouldn’t be surprised over the snub, citing his comments that he “boasted” over the killings.“Behavior such as listing the number of individuals you personally killed makes it pretty clear why he’s not in it,” Fitzwilliams told Geo News.

Freeman, 86, told The Post. “But somewhere in my early teens it occurred to me, well, that’s fine, but where am I in this? I don’t see any representation of me and, when I did, I didn’t appreciate it as much.“The biggest [black] stars of my time were Mantan Moreland, Willie Best and Stepin Fetchit.”Freeman, who says in “761st Tank Battalion” that he’s “been chasing this story forever,” is an executive producer of the intensely researched two-hour documentary, which traces the history of the first black tank unit to serve in combat during World War II –– fighting the Nazis in France and, as part of the 71st Infantry Division, helping liberate the Mauthausen Nazi concentration camp in the closing days of the war.“History tends to overlook this,” said Freeman, who hosts the documentary and interviews Robert Andry, a 98-year-old survivor of the 761st Tank Battalion, and Secretary of Defense Lloyd J.

A post shared by Grand Ole Opry (@opry)Morgan has also worked with the USO, and has earned the Army’s Outstanding Civilian Service Medal and the USO Merit Award.Last year, Morgan told Fox News Digital that despite growing up in a musical family with his father and uncles, he hadn’t considered it more than a hobby.,“It never seemed like it was something that was a career for them, even though it kind of was, at times, and especially for me, even throughout my military career,” he said at the time.“It wasn’t until later in my military career that I thought that I could possibly pursue it as a profession.”During his time in the service, he won awards for songs that he wrote and performed for his fellow soldiers.A post shared by Craig Morgan (@cmorganmusic)The “Almost Home” singer rose steadily through the ranks and was told by one of his senior officers that he was on the fast track to becoming a major.“But he also told me, he said, ‘I think that you have a talent and at minimum you ought to pursue it,’” Morgan recalled.Fox News Digital’s Ashley Hume and Larry Fink contributed to this report.

an obituary from the Hollomon-Brown Funeral Home & Crematory in Norfolk, Virginia. Born in Norfolk on June 13, 1922, Shames was the oldest surviving member of the “renowned Easy Company, 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment, 101st Airborne Division now known globally as the ‘Band of Brothers,’ ” per the obituary.

“Three Wise Men: A Navy SEAL, a Green Beret, and How Their Marine Brother Became a War’s Sole Survivor” (St. Martin’s Press) by Beau Wise and Tom Sileo, out January 12.Beau Wise said that he’s always kept a journal, finding it therapeutic to write down his thoughts.He realized that writing a book might help others.“We wanted Jeremy and Ben honored, and we wanted a book for Gold Star family members and people dealing with post-traumatic stress,” Beau told The Post.Despite the brothers’ love of military history, a career in the armed forces was hardly preordained.

Tahlia Britton made history when she became the Naval Services’ first female diver last month.

Almost a month after BTS celebrated their seventh anniversary on June 13, 2020, it's time to commemorate their fandom, who has stood by them through thick and thin. ARMY Day, which takes place today, i.e.

When you are as big an artist as the BTS members are, there are obvious perks and cons that come with fame, fortune and popularity. Through their new docuseries, Break The Silence, the septet is getting very candid about the struggles they face, which comes with being an idol. While they will always be fortunate for the overwhelming love that they receive from ARMY, there are certain things that they have to deal with when it comes to being an extremely popular and globally known K-pop band.

After teasing it for a while, IU finally released her new song titled Eight featuring BTS’s Suga, and ARMY is flipping out! BTS fans are having an emotional reaction to the music video and they are flooding Twitter. The fans were eagerly waiting for the Korean singer-songwriter to drop the song ever since she announced the collaboration with Yoongi in April. The fans are taking over social media and gushing about everything from the stunning vocals to expressive lyrics, and the up-beat music.   

Who would have thought Tiger JK's tweet supporting BTS could invite so much trouble? Earlier this week, the South Korean rapper shared a screenshot of a report praising the Bantan Boys. The Economist shared an Instagram post talking about the renowned South Korean band. The news outlet described the pop culture scene in South Korea. However, the outlet noted that BTS stands apart. The news agency wrote BTS doesn't confide to the stereotypical "flawless, manufactured idols who are expected to serve as blank screens for fans' projections.⁠"

We are pulling out our best pajamas for BTS is organising an online streaming concert for the world to enjoy from their living rooms. The Bangtan Boys have announced a massive concert streaming marathon for the ARMY titled Bang Bang Con. In the light of the Coronavirus pandemic, Big Hit Entertainment has announced the band is arranging a virtual concert. The label revealed the septet is preparing to host an "online concert weekend” on BTS’s BANGTANTV YouTube channel. The marathon will start on Saturday, April 18. 

RM is known by ARMY as the loyal, caring and headstrong leader of BTS, who helps balance the foundation of the beloved septet. Inspite of not being the eldest member, Kim Namjoon has proved time and again as to why he's the best leader for the Bangtan Boys. However, ARMY also knows Namjoon as the 'God of Destruction,' who cuts onions weirdly and has lost more than 30 AirPods. As responsible as Joonie is regarding the band, he also loses his passport and breaks his sunglasses!

ARMY is a fandom that is larger than life! The age bracket of being a member of ARMY can range from small children to even grandmoms and grandfathers! BTS, in general, has had a major impact not just in South Korea, but it's their global takeover in seven years that has catapulted their success to a new high. With Map of the Soul: 7's initial success (whether it be the YouTube numbers, streaming records to making it to #1 in the Billboard 200 charts), there really is no stopping the Bangtan Boys!

BTS dropped its brand new Stay Gold music video earlier this week and the fans were instantly hooked! The music video for their single, Stay Gold, was praised for its stunning visuals. On June 28, KST, an online community, shared how the set for BTS's music video was manually built from scratch without the use of any computer graphics.

It is no secret that James Corden identified the power-house that BTS was and brought them to the spotlight, introduced to numerous non-ARMY members through his The Late Late Show. Ever since Corden has been batting for the Bangtan Boys and like the adorable Papa Mochi that he is, watched RM, Jin, Suga, J-Hope, Jimin, V, and Jungkook grow bigger and stronger.

Since this year’s graduates did not get to go out and celebrated their graduation ceremony, due to the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic, YouTube surprised them by bringing together some of the biggest celebrities in the entertainment industry for a rocking virtual ceremony titled ‘Dear Class of 2020.’ BTS’s Jin, Suga, J-Hope, RM, Jimin, V, and Jungkook also joined the ceremony and treated their fans to a rendition of their smash hits, Boy with Luv, Spring Day, Mikrokosmos. In addition to delivering stunning performances, the K-pop band members also shared messages loaded with hope and love for their fans, and the ARMY is flooding Twitter with thank you messages.

Over the past few weeks, BTS has been providing a safe space for ARMY to get distracted by the harsh reality, that is our life, by providing new content on a silver platter. Whether it be Break The Silence or the ongoing FESTA 2020 activities, BTS is doing everything in their power to make ARMY smile. Moreover, whenever BTS drops any content, whether it be a video or even a simple selfie, ARMY floods Twitter with millions and millions of tweets to make it a worldwide trend.