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1 week ago | 
realcleardefense.com | Matt White
Marine Swept the Corps’ Marksmanship Contest for First Time Since 1959Staff Sgt. Payton Garcia was the top shooter in rifle, pistol and multi-gun events at the Marine Corps Championships
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1 week ago | 
sports.yahoo.com | Matt White
Long before Marine Staff Sgt. Payton Garcia matched a 66-year-old Marine Corps marksmanship record last month, he was pretty sure he was a good shot. “I did my first [Marine Corps marksmanship] match in 2021, and I did relatively well. I got a silver pistol badge on my first time,” Garcia told Task & Purpose. “Then I went to a match on the civilian side, thinking that I was, like, ‘The Shooter.’ The best ever.”AdvertisementHe was not.
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1 week ago | 
taskandpurpose.com | Matt White
Long before Marine Staff Sgt. Payton Garcia matched a 66-year-old Marine Corps marksmanship record last month, he was pretty sure he was a good shot. “I did my first [Marine Corps marksmanship] match in 2021, and I did relatively well. I got a silver pistol badge on my first time,” Garcia told Task & Purpose. “Then I went to a match on the civilian side, thinking that I was, like, ‘The Shooter.’ The best ever.”He was not.
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1 week ago | 
yahoo.com | Matt White
Long before Marine Staff Sgt. Payton Garcia matched a 66-year-old Marine Corps marksmanship record last month, he was pretty sure he was a good shot. “I did my first [Marine Corps marksmanship] match in 2021, and I did relatively well. I got a silver pistol badge on my first time,” Garcia told Task & Purpose. “Then I went to a match on the civilian side, thinking that I was, like, ‘The Shooter.’ The best ever.”He was not.
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1 week ago | 
taskandpurpose.com | Matt White
For the last six weeks, teams of six immaculately groomed horses with three soldiers riding them have been quietly walking the grounds of Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia. The quiet patrols are a key final step in the return of caisson ceremonies to Arlington, familiarizing a new generation of horses at Arlington with the sights, sounds and distractions of life there.
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1 week ago | 
yahoo.com | Matt White
For the last six weeks, teams of six immaculately groomed horses with three soldiers riding them have been quietly walking the grounds of Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia. The quiet patrols are a key final step in the return of caisson ceremonies to Arlington, familiarizing a new generation of horses at Arlington with the sights, sounds and distractions of life there.
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1 week ago | 
taskandpurpose.com | Matt White
Almost as soon as The Wall went up, families came to Washington to find their sailor’s name. They’d find Panel 23, a black granite slab of the Vietnam War Memorial — widely called The Wall — that held the names of Americans killed in the conflict in June 1969. And time after time, family after family, shipmate after shipmate, the names weren’t there. How could that be? When the USS Frank E.
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1 week ago | 
yahoo.com | Matt White
Almost as soon as The Wall went up, families came to Washington to find their sailor’s name. They’d find Panel 23, a black granite slab of the Vietnam War Memorial — widely called The Wall — that held the names of Americans killed in the conflict in June 1969. And time after time, family after family, shipmate after shipmate, the names weren’t there. How could that be? When the USS Frank E.
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2 weeks ago | 
museumsassociation.org | Matt White
A logo is more than just a design – it’s a powerful visual shorthand for your identity, history and values. Logos have existed in some form for centuries. Whether it’s showing allegiance with a flag on the battlefield or representing social statuswith a royal seal, a logo encapsulates who you are and what you stand for. Clarify your brand values before starting the logo design process. These define your identity and what you represent.
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2 weeks ago | 
matthewdwhite.medium.com | Matt White
Open source licensing revolutionized software development, creating a thriving ecosystem built on shared innovation and collaboration. Licenses like MIT and Apache-2.0 gave developers a standard, legally robust way to share code, reducing friction and accelerating adoption. Today, we stand at a similar inflection point with open AI models. These models, increasingly foundational to research and industry, lack an equivalent licensing standard.
