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Vaccines work, Pentagon says, as surge in troop COVID deaths comes to a halt
After pandemic deaths doubled over late summer and fall, the military hasn’t had any in two weeks.
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No Afghan family members of U.S. troops have been eligible to come to the U.S. Here’s why
Dozens of family members would like to leave Afghanistan, but there isn’t a special emigration process for them.
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Extremist crimes among veterans on the rise for the past decade, study finds
Cases jumped dramatically in 2017, 2020 and 2021, according to the report.
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Military food insecurity is getting a Pentagon-level review
The Pentagon is giving its personnel chief 90 days to come up with a plan to address economic insecurity in the force.
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‘We must work harder,’ SECDEF says as Pentagon grapples with civilian casualties of airstrikes
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin pledged to review strike procedures to better avoid casualties.
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Oklahoma’s vaccine mandate rejection won’t apply to Guardsmen going to drill weekend, DoD argues
Oklahoma Guardsmen who refuse COVID-19 vaccination could be separated from federal service, but still serve in the state militia.
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Fort Lee ends Afghan resettlement effort
The first U.S base to house Afghan evacuees has resettled its population.
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21-year-old soldier’s death last year attributed to COVID-19
To date, 75 troops have died of COVID-19 complications.
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The services aren’t screening for suicide risk and assuring resources for separating troops, IG finds
The Defense Department inspector general released its findings Friday.
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The services haven’t been properly handling sexual assault cases, IG finds
Special victims investigators and prosecutors are not being assigned to every sexual assault case, in violation of regulation.
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Vaccines work, Pentagon says, as surge in troop COVID deaths comes to a halt
After pandemic deaths doubled over late summer and fall, the military hasn’t had any in two weeks.
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No Afghan family members of U.S. troops have been eligible to come to the U.S. Here’s why
Dozens of family members would like to leave Afghanistan, but there isn’t a special emigration process for them.
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Extremist crimes among veterans on the rise for the past decade, study finds
Cases jumped dramatically in 2017, 2020 and 2021, according to the report.
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Military food insecurity is getting a Pentagon-level review
The Pentagon is giving its personnel chief 90 days to come up with a plan to address economic insecurity in the force.
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‘We must work harder,’ SECDEF says as Pentagon grapples with civilian casualties of airstrikes
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin pledged to review strike procedures to better avoid casualties.
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Oklahoma’s vaccine mandate rejection won’t apply to Guardsmen going to drill weekend, DoD argues
Oklahoma Guardsmen who refuse COVID-19 vaccination could be separated from federal service, but still serve in the state militia.
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Fort Lee ends Afghan resettlement effort
The first U.S base to house Afghan evacuees has resettled its population.
-
21-year-old soldier’s death last year attributed to COVID-19
To date, 75 troops have died of COVID-19 complications.
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The services aren’t screening for suicide risk and assuring resources for separating troops, IG finds
The Defense Department inspector general released its findings Friday.
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The services haven’t been properly handling sexual assault cases, IG finds
Special victims investigators and prosecutors are not being assigned to every sexual assault case, in violation of regulation.
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Vaccines work, Pentagon says, as surge in troop COVID deaths comes to a halt
After pandemic deaths doubled over late summer and fall, the military hasn’t had any in two weeks.
-
No Afghan family members of U.S. troops have been eligible to come to the U.S. Here’s why
Dozens of family members would like to leave Afghanistan, but there isn’t a special emigration process for them.
-
Extremist crimes among veterans on the rise for the past decade, study finds
Cases jumped dramatically in 2017, 2020 and 2021, according to the report.
-
Military food insecurity is getting a Pentagon-level review
The Pentagon is giving its personnel chief 90 days to come up with a plan to address economic insecurity in the force.
-
‘We must work harder,’ SECDEF says as Pentagon grapples with civilian casualties of airstrikes
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin pledged to review strike procedures to better avoid casualties.
-
Oklahoma’s vaccine mandate rejection won’t apply to Guardsmen going to drill weekend, DoD argues
Oklahoma Guardsmen who refuse COVID-19 vaccination could be separated from federal service, but still serve in the state militia.
-
Fort Lee ends Afghan resettlement effort
The first U.S base to house Afghan evacuees has resettled its population.
-
21-year-old soldier’s death last year attributed to COVID-19
To date, 75 troops have died of COVID-19 complications.
-
The services aren’t screening for suicide risk and assuring resources for separating troops, IG finds
The Defense Department inspector general released its findings Friday.
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The services haven’t been properly handling sexual assault cases, IG finds
Special victims investigators and prosecutors are not being assigned to every sexual assault case, in violation of regulation.
