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Here’s what PACAF’s commander thinks N. Korea’s ‘Christmas gift’ to US will be
Pacific Air Forces commander Gen. Charles Brown predicted North Korea will conduct a long-range ballistic missile test in the coming weeks — comments that come after North Korea has warned it would send a “Christmas gift” to the U.S.
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4,000 more Afghan interpreters could get special immigrant visas, thanks to defense bill
The legislation, if passed in the Senate, means that a total of 22,500 visas through the Special Immigrant Visa program could be issued to former Afghan interpreters — up from the 18,500 limit previously in place.
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National Museum of African American History to display temporary exhibit on WWI’s impact on African Americans
Retired Army Col. Krewasky Salter curated the exhibit, titled “We Return Fighting: The African American Experience in World War I.”
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First nuclear missile field helicopters to arrive at Eglin Air Force Base for testing
Ahead of the first aircraft’s arrival on Dec. 19 at a naming and unveiling ceremony at Duke Field, Air Force Global Strike Command is slated to stand up Detachment 7 to support testing of a total of four helicopters.
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Here’s how much more veteran households earn annually than non-veteran households
Veterans have earned more than their non-veteran counterparts for nearly 40 years, according to the report.
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Retired chief master sergeants dish on what it means to be a dual-military couple in the Air Force
Between the two, they’ve served a total of 52 years in the Air Force, participated in 21 assignments and eight deployments.
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Veterans launch association, workshop to get more vets in newsrooms
Navy veteran Zack Baddorf and Marine Corps veteran Russell Midori have launched Military Veterans in Journalism, a professional association designed to help veterans transition into media careers that will provide veterans with a journalism workshop next year.
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Military couple shocked to find a gun inside the baby shower present they purchased at Goodwill
The box the bouncer came in was unopened and appeared new, according to the military wife.
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Demanding South Korea pay more for US presence drives wedge between allies, House leaders say
South Korea has already stepped up its financial contributions to offset stationing costs of keeping U.S. troops there, and now pays nearly $1 billion in host-nation support. That number, which was agreed to in February 2019 as part of the Special Measures Agreement, is $70 million more than South Korea paid the previous year.
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Giving Tuesday: 3 military spouses mount campaign seeking 1 million acts of kindness, and you can take part
For the first time ever, Giving Tuesday has a military edition that is calling on service members, veterans, military families and others to complete 1 million acts of kindness and post their acts of service on social media using the hashtag #GivingTuesdayMilitary.
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Here’s what PACAF’s commander thinks N. Korea’s ‘Christmas gift’ to US will be
Pacific Air Forces commander Gen. Charles Brown predicted North Korea will conduct a long-range ballistic missile test in the coming weeks — comments that come after North Korea has warned it would send a “Christmas gift” to the U.S.
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4,000 more Afghan interpreters could get special immigrant visas, thanks to defense bill
The legislation, if passed in the Senate, means that a total of 22,500 visas through the Special Immigrant Visa program could be issued to former Afghan interpreters — up from the 18,500 limit previously in place.
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National Museum of African American History to display temporary exhibit on WWI’s impact on African Americans
Retired Army Col. Krewasky Salter curated the exhibit, titled “We Return Fighting: The African American Experience in World War I.”
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First nuclear missile field helicopters to arrive at Eglin Air Force Base for testing
Ahead of the first aircraft’s arrival on Dec. 19 at a naming and unveiling ceremony at Duke Field, Air Force Global Strike Command is slated to stand up Detachment 7 to support testing of a total of four helicopters.
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Here’s how much more veteran households earn annually than non-veteran households
Veterans have earned more than their non-veteran counterparts for nearly 40 years, according to the report.
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Retired chief master sergeants dish on what it means to be a dual-military couple in the Air Force
Between the two, they’ve served a total of 52 years in the Air Force, participated in 21 assignments and eight deployments.
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Veterans launch association, workshop to get more vets in newsrooms
Navy veteran Zack Baddorf and Marine Corps veteran Russell Midori have launched Military Veterans in Journalism, a professional association designed to help veterans transition into media careers that will provide veterans with a journalism workshop next year.
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Military couple shocked to find a gun inside the baby shower present they purchased at Goodwill
The box the bouncer came in was unopened and appeared new, according to the military wife.
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Demanding South Korea pay more for US presence drives wedge between allies, House leaders say
South Korea has already stepped up its financial contributions to offset stationing costs of keeping U.S. troops there, and now pays nearly $1 billion in host-nation support. That number, which was agreed to in February 2019 as part of the Special Measures Agreement, is $70 million more than South Korea paid the previous year.
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Giving Tuesday: 3 military spouses mount campaign seeking 1 million acts of kindness, and you can take part
For the first time ever, Giving Tuesday has a military edition that is calling on service members, veterans, military families and others to complete 1 million acts of kindness and post their acts of service on social media using the hashtag #GivingTuesdayMilitary.
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Here’s what PACAF’s commander thinks N. Korea’s ‘Christmas gift’ to US will be
Pacific Air Forces commander Gen. Charles Brown predicted North Korea will conduct a long-range ballistic missile test in the coming weeks — comments that come after North Korea has warned it would send a “Christmas gift” to the U.S.
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4,000 more Afghan interpreters could get special immigrant visas, thanks to defense bill
The legislation, if passed in the Senate, means that a total of 22,500 visas through the Special Immigrant Visa program could be issued to former Afghan interpreters — up from the 18,500 limit previously in place.
-
National Museum of African American History to display temporary exhibit on WWI’s impact on African Americans
Retired Army Col. Krewasky Salter curated the exhibit, titled “We Return Fighting: The African American Experience in World War I.”
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First nuclear missile field helicopters to arrive at Eglin Air Force Base for testing
Ahead of the first aircraft’s arrival on Dec. 19 at a naming and unveiling ceremony at Duke Field, Air Force Global Strike Command is slated to stand up Detachment 7 to support testing of a total of four helicopters.
-
Here’s how much more veteran households earn annually than non-veteran households
Veterans have earned more than their non-veteran counterparts for nearly 40 years, according to the report.
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Retired chief master sergeants dish on what it means to be a dual-military couple in the Air Force
Between the two, they’ve served a total of 52 years in the Air Force, participated in 21 assignments and eight deployments.
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Veterans launch association, workshop to get more vets in newsrooms
Navy veteran Zack Baddorf and Marine Corps veteran Russell Midori have launched Military Veterans in Journalism, a professional association designed to help veterans transition into media careers that will provide veterans with a journalism workshop next year.
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Military couple shocked to find a gun inside the baby shower present they purchased at Goodwill
The box the bouncer came in was unopened and appeared new, according to the military wife.
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Demanding South Korea pay more for US presence drives wedge between allies, House leaders say
South Korea has already stepped up its financial contributions to offset stationing costs of keeping U.S. troops there, and now pays nearly $1 billion in host-nation support. That number, which was agreed to in February 2019 as part of the Special Measures Agreement, is $70 million more than South Korea paid the previous year.
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Giving Tuesday: 3 military spouses mount campaign seeking 1 million acts of kindness, and you can take part
For the first time ever, Giving Tuesday has a military edition that is calling on service members, veterans, military families and others to complete 1 million acts of kindness and post their acts of service on social media using the hashtag #GivingTuesdayMilitary.
