Sarah Sicard is an Editor at Military Times. She specializes in defense and military topics, covering a range of issues from service member experiences to technological advancements in the armed forces. Sarah's work has been featured in notable publications including Air Force Times, C4ISRNET, and Yahoo News, among others.
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Sarah Sicard's coverage spans a wide range of topics within military, culture & society, and entertainment news. She has covered various aspects related to the military including postpartum recovery, plastic surgery trends among men, and heartwarming stories involving military families.
Given her diverse coverage on cultural and societal issues alongside military-related content, she may welcome pitches related to human interest stories within the armed forces community or unique intersections between popular culture and the military. Additionally, given her focus on evolving stories in about 11% of her articles, she might be interested in exclusive interviews or updates on ongoing developments within these realms.
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The U.S. military has a long history of winning wars by killing the enemy. But why does it always lose the war when the enemy is already dead?
By: Sarah Sicard
Netflix's "Stranger Things" has its story rooted in the CIA's MKUltra program, and the Montauk Project conspiracy theory.
Ford's numerous iterations of its F-150 model haven't varied too much, with the exception of a brief period of rounded designs starting in the mid-'90s.
