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Trump says there’s no intent to start a war with Iran. Here’s where things stand.
Following the assassination of a top Iranian general, the U.S. military is waiting for Iran — and Iraq’s — next moves.
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Live Updates: President Trump says Soleimani should have been killed ‘long ago.’
“The American people should know that President Trump’s decision to remove Qasem Soleimani from the battlefield saved American lives. There’s no doubt about that,” Pompeo said.
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Is adopting a service dog right for you? What veterans diagnosed with PTSD need to know
While there are multiple options one could choose for PTSD treatment, nonprofit organizations like K9s for Warriors and Southeastern Guide Dogs have championed a treatment method that veterans can’t receive directly from the VA: service dogs.
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Trump puts Iran on notice: ‘They will be held fully responsible’
President Donald Trump’s warning came after protesters attacked the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad Tuesday in response to recent U.S. airstrikes in Iraq and Syria.
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New in 2020: New VA home loan caps
Existing county limits for those eligible for full VA loan entitlement purchases will go away in the new year, meaning that more veterans can purchase homes without shelling out a downpayment.
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AFRICOM airstrikes take out four al-Shabab militants
The AFRICOM strikes come after a vehicle bomb killed more than 80 people in Mogadishu on Saturday.
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Are you getting enough sleep? The Air Force wants to know more about airmen’s sleep patterns
One study showed that one-third of troops from all branches of the military reported averaging a total of 5 hours of sleep or less each night.
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Pentagon examining a reduction of the US footprint in West Africa
Several hundred U.S. troops in Niger, Chad and Mali are most likely to be pulled from the region as part of the Pentagon’s plan, the New York Times reports, citing officials familiar with the internal discussions.
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Air Force touts Tyndall repair progress after receiving pot of money for disaster relief
Thanks to the June 2019 Supplemental Appropriations for Disaster Relief Act, Tyndall’s annual Operations and Maintenance budget was increased by 450 percent in the final quarter of fiscal 2019.
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Defense bill requires local JROTC programs to admit homeschooled students
The measure establishes a uniform policy across the nation and eliminates any ambiguity regarding homeschooled students’ eligibility.
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Trump says there’s no intent to start a war with Iran. Here’s where things stand.
Following the assassination of a top Iranian general, the U.S. military is waiting for Iran — and Iraq’s — next moves.
-
Live Updates: President Trump says Soleimani should have been killed ‘long ago.’
“The American people should know that President Trump’s decision to remove Qasem Soleimani from the battlefield saved American lives. There’s no doubt about that,” Pompeo said.
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Is adopting a service dog right for you? What veterans diagnosed with PTSD need to know
While there are multiple options one could choose for PTSD treatment, nonprofit organizations like K9s for Warriors and Southeastern Guide Dogs have championed a treatment method that veterans can’t receive directly from the VA: service dogs.
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Trump puts Iran on notice: ‘They will be held fully responsible’
President Donald Trump’s warning came after protesters attacked the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad Tuesday in response to recent U.S. airstrikes in Iraq and Syria.
-
New in 2020: New VA home loan caps
Existing county limits for those eligible for full VA loan entitlement purchases will go away in the new year, meaning that more veterans can purchase homes without shelling out a downpayment.
-
AFRICOM airstrikes take out four al-Shabab militants
The AFRICOM strikes come after a vehicle bomb killed more than 80 people in Mogadishu on Saturday.
-
Are you getting enough sleep? The Air Force wants to know more about airmen’s sleep patterns
One study showed that one-third of troops from all branches of the military reported averaging a total of 5 hours of sleep or less each night.
-
Pentagon examining a reduction of the US footprint in West Africa
Several hundred U.S. troops in Niger, Chad and Mali are most likely to be pulled from the region as part of the Pentagon’s plan, the New York Times reports, citing officials familiar with the internal discussions.
-
Air Force touts Tyndall repair progress after receiving pot of money for disaster relief
Thanks to the June 2019 Supplemental Appropriations for Disaster Relief Act, Tyndall’s annual Operations and Maintenance budget was increased by 450 percent in the final quarter of fiscal 2019.
-
Defense bill requires local JROTC programs to admit homeschooled students
The measure establishes a uniform policy across the nation and eliminates any ambiguity regarding homeschooled students’ eligibility.
-
Trump says there’s no intent to start a war with Iran. Here’s where things stand.
Following the assassination of a top Iranian general, the U.S. military is waiting for Iran — and Iraq’s — next moves.
-
Live Updates: President Trump says Soleimani should have been killed ‘long ago.’
“The American people should know that President Trump’s decision to remove Qasem Soleimani from the battlefield saved American lives. There’s no doubt about that,” Pompeo said.
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Is adopting a service dog right for you? What veterans diagnosed with PTSD need to know
While there are multiple options one could choose for PTSD treatment, nonprofit organizations like K9s for Warriors and Southeastern Guide Dogs have championed a treatment method that veterans can’t receive directly from the VA: service dogs.
-
Trump puts Iran on notice: ‘They will be held fully responsible’
President Donald Trump’s warning came after protesters attacked the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad Tuesday in response to recent U.S. airstrikes in Iraq and Syria.
-
New in 2020: New VA home loan caps
Existing county limits for those eligible for full VA loan entitlement purchases will go away in the new year, meaning that more veterans can purchase homes without shelling out a downpayment.
-
AFRICOM airstrikes take out four al-Shabab militants
The AFRICOM strikes come after a vehicle bomb killed more than 80 people in Mogadishu on Saturday.
-
Are you getting enough sleep? The Air Force wants to know more about airmen’s sleep patterns
One study showed that one-third of troops from all branches of the military reported averaging a total of 5 hours of sleep or less each night.
-
Pentagon examining a reduction of the US footprint in West Africa
Several hundred U.S. troops in Niger, Chad and Mali are most likely to be pulled from the region as part of the Pentagon’s plan, the New York Times reports, citing officials familiar with the internal discussions.
-
Air Force touts Tyndall repair progress after receiving pot of money for disaster relief
Thanks to the June 2019 Supplemental Appropriations for Disaster Relief Act, Tyndall’s annual Operations and Maintenance budget was increased by 450 percent in the final quarter of fiscal 2019.
-
Defense bill requires local JROTC programs to admit homeschooled students
The measure establishes a uniform policy across the nation and eliminates any ambiguity regarding homeschooled students’ eligibility.
