#USSF

[reality-detective]

🎖️ USSF and The Galactic Federation 🎖️

[m0th-person]

United States Army (USA) with his great-great grandson , United States Space Force (USSF)

(he can’t stand he’s old 😂 there’s a 244 age difference between the two)

I tried to make their outfits as in-standards as possible and used pictures of the leader of the US Army and Space force JROTC male outfits. The hair was the hardest however.

[theconservativecowgirl]

The positives of Trumps presidency are already beginning to show themselves, and he's been president-elect for just one day. Reportedly a Senior Official from Hamas called for an end to its war in Israel. Trump, with the help of Vance who is a former Marine, will bring a time of peace to America, and our troops will finally be able to come home, in a safe strategic extraction ensuring their lives!!!

[fordring01]

Lower Decks x U.S. Space Force edits

[defensive-tactics]

Happy Birthday United States Space Force!!! 💖

[recursive360]

🇺🇸 HAPPY PRESIDENTS' DAY 🦅

[sudden-stops-kill]

x-37b

[marinesfromaroundtheworld]

[that-soccer-guru]

Has it been long enough for me to start shitting on the USSF/USWNT/USA or do we still need time to mourn? bc I have opinions

[noodle-fc]

Hey, US Soccer. Hey—look at me. This is important. Before you hire the next USWNT head coach, I want you to do something. I want you to find proof that 1) they recognized a poor performance from their team; 2) they had the foggiest notion of the part they played; 3) they were accountable; 4) they made literally any attempt whatsoever to improve. Okay? I'm serious.

(Also it's concerning that this had to be said but let's fix one thing at a time.)

[dweemeister]

August 7, 2023

By Rory Smith

BONDI BEACH, Australia (The New York Times) — Even in the highest-resolution image, examined up close, there was not so much as a discernible sliver of daylight. The margin by which the United States was eliminated from the Women’s World Cup was so microscopic that it cannot be expressed in a unit of measurement the country fully recognizes.

A millimeter, a single millimeter, is no more than 0.04 inches, yet even that most slender gap can serve as the gossamer border between two realities. Such is the unspoken truth of sports, of course: The difference between triumph and disaster, delight and dismay, can be far thinner than we choose to pretend.

For the United States, there is some comfort in that. “It is tough to have your World Cup end by a millimeter,” Alyssa Naeher, the U.S. goalkeeper, said after her team’s loss to Sweden in a penalty shootout Sunday. It does not take an especially vivid imagination to envision how the outcome might have been different.

Had Naeher intercepted Lina Hurtig’s shot at a slightly different angle, maybe the spin would have carried the ball to safety. Had Hurtig struck her penalty more softly, or more firmly, maybe Naeher would have saved it more decisively. Granted a reprieve, maybe the United States would have gone on to win that game in the round of 16, the tournament, the crown. Maybe, maybe, maybe.

That solace, though, is an illusion, and so too is the idea that the United States was eliminated by a millimeter. It was not one penalty that ended its hopes of a third straight title and, in the process, drew the veil over a whole golden, glorious generation, no matter how tempting it might be to believe. This is another unspoken truth of sports: Moments do not exist in isolation.

There is a certain irony in the fact that it was against Sweden that the United States, so limp and insipid earlier in the tournament, started to show signs of life. Naomi Girma was imperious. Lindsey Horan was dynamic. Sophia Smith, Trinity Rodman and Lynn Williams were all, at various points, electric. There were glimpses, in Melbourne, Australia, of what this team might one day be...

... It is not enough... to point the finger of blame at the coach, Vlatko Andonovski. He will, most likely, be removed from his position before his contract expires at the end of the year, and it is hard to make a case for his retention. This is the worst performance an American team has mustered at a World Cup. A price has to be paid.

But Andonovski is not the cause of the malaise. There are structural, systemic issues that have to be addressed, too. There are issues with the way the United States produces players, a fragmented system is reliant on pay-to-play youth teams in disparate leagues, unattached to elite adult teams, feeding into the college system.

Don't read the comments section in the article (from NYT readers for chrissakes). Some make good points; most don't (and lambast the team for its equal pay and racial equality activism). So don't.

[futbol-xxi]

Historial Argentina - Estados Unidos (local - visitante - neutral)

https://historialesdefutbol.blogspot.com/2025/04/argentina-estados-unidos.html

[legacystation]

The United States Space Force (USSF) Streamline Hudson officially licensed Lionel Train at Legacy Station showcases a gorgeous engine.

[a2zsportsnews]

Klopp, Cherundolo among USMNT head coach candidates for USSF to consider

The U.S. men’s national team’s early exit from the 2024 Copa America has led to serious calls for Gregg Berhalter’s firing as head coach. Berhalter is only one year into his second stint as head coach, but a group stage exit from this summer’s competition might spell the end of his time in the role. The 50-year-old watched as the USMNT struggled for consistency at the Copa America, losing…

[recursive360]

🛸 They're here?! 🖖

AI Overview: "Grovers Mill, New Jersey became famous after Orson Welles's 1938 radio adaptation of The War of the Worlds depicted the community as the initial landing site of a Martian invasion."

[jontheblogcentric]

2024 Copa America: Group C Focus

It’s interesting for the World Cups, the host nation is normally in the first group. Same with the Euro. The Copa America has the defending champions in Group A instead and the host nation in any group. Here it’s Group C. Not that I have a problem with it. It’s just unique that way. In the meantime, here’s my look at Group C of this year’s Copa America: -United States (11): You either love them…