Post Office Arson Case for Pat Tillman’s Brother Suspended for Competency Exam

Richard Tillman, left, the brother of former Arizona State player Pat Tillman, greets one of his brother's former teammates, Jake Plummer, right, prior to a ceremony retiring Pat's jersey during halftime of the Washington State-Arizona State game, Nov. 13, 2004, in Tempe, Ariz.

SAN JOSE, Calif. — Richard Tillman will not be prosecuted for allegations that he tried to destroy a post office with his flaming car — while livestreaming the entire saga — pending a competency exam after his court-appointed attorney raised doubt about his mental fitness. That prompted the 44-year-old defendant, clad in a yellow jumpsuit […]

Trusted Traveler Program at Bases Across US Suspended Following Las Vegas, New Orleans Attacks

Pass Road Gate on Keesler Air Force Base

Military installations across the country are increasing security measures and suspending certain base visiting privileges following attacks by one current and one former service member last week in New Orleans and Las Vegas. Bases on Friday began announcing the suspension of the Trusted Traveler Program — an initiative that allows vetted Defense Department personnel to […]

Horse-Drawn Funerals at Arlington Suspended Until Mid-2024

Caisson platoon prior to a funeral at Arlington National Cemetery.

The Army has extended its suspension of providing horse-drawn caissons for military funeral honors at Arlington National Cemetery through June 2024, a decision service officials said Wednesday is necessary to rehabilitate 27 horses and reset the troubled program. The 3rd Infantry Regiment’s Caisson Platoon, which provides horses and wheeled platforms to transport fallen service members […]