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Pentagon IDs two soldiers who died in Afghanistan
Master Sgt. Micheal B. Riley, 32, and Sgt. James G. Johnston, 24, died due to injuries from a small arms fire during combat operations in Afghanistan’s Urzugan Province on Tuesday.
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Trump OKs letting academy athletes play pro sports
The new policy will let promising athletes defer their five-year service commitment if they are drafted to play professional sports.
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President Donald Trump bestows Medal of Honor on David Bellavia, the first living Iraq War recipient
Staff Sgt. David Bellavia is the first living Iraq War veteran to receive the Medal of Honor.
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Esper lays out priorities in first message to the force as acting SECDEF
Acting Defense Secretary Mark Esper is expected to be nominated for the Pentagon’s top job.
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It’s not ‘Fort Trump,’ but a US division headquarters heading to Poland
At least 1,000 troops, including a UAV squadron and a division headquarters, will start rotational deployments to Poland.
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DoD needs to do more to deal with climate change impact on bases says new report
In light of increasingly severe weather caused by climate change, the Defense Department needs to take steps to reduce their impact on installations according to the National Wildlife Federation.
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ICE is supposed to consider service when deporting veterans. It hasn’t been.
There is an extra screening process to deport veterans who don’t have citizenship, but Immigration and Customs Enforcement is ignoring it.
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This soldier is about to be the Iraq War’s first living Medal of Honor recipient
Staff Sgt. David Bellavia, who originally received a Silver Star, will receive his upgraded award this month.
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Some troops to spend the next month painting border fence with Mexico
U.S. troops are about to start painting a section of the border fence between California and Mexico.
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Overturned West Point rape case sends ‘hugely negative message,’ former Air Force prosecutor says
The judges’ decision further stigmatizes already discouraged survivors of military sexual assault at a time when reports of assault and harassment are on the rise, a former Air Force chief prosecutor told Military Times on Wednesday.
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Pentagon IDs two soldiers who died in Afghanistan
Master Sgt. Micheal B. Riley, 32, and Sgt. James G. Johnston, 24, died due to injuries from a small arms fire during combat operations in Afghanistan’s Urzugan Province on Tuesday.
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Trump OKs letting academy athletes play pro sports
The new policy will let promising athletes defer their five-year service commitment if they are drafted to play professional sports.
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President Donald Trump bestows Medal of Honor on David Bellavia, the first living Iraq War recipient
Staff Sgt. David Bellavia is the first living Iraq War veteran to receive the Medal of Honor.
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Esper lays out priorities in first message to the force as acting SECDEF
Acting Defense Secretary Mark Esper is expected to be nominated for the Pentagon’s top job.
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It’s not ‘Fort Trump,’ but a US division headquarters heading to Poland
At least 1,000 troops, including a UAV squadron and a division headquarters, will start rotational deployments to Poland.
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DoD needs to do more to deal with climate change impact on bases says new report
In light of increasingly severe weather caused by climate change, the Defense Department needs to take steps to reduce their impact on installations according to the National Wildlife Federation.
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ICE is supposed to consider service when deporting veterans. It hasn’t been.
There is an extra screening process to deport veterans who don’t have citizenship, but Immigration and Customs Enforcement is ignoring it.
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This soldier is about to be the Iraq War’s first living Medal of Honor recipient
Staff Sgt. David Bellavia, who originally received a Silver Star, will receive his upgraded award this month.
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Some troops to spend the next month painting border fence with Mexico
U.S. troops are about to start painting a section of the border fence between California and Mexico.
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Overturned West Point rape case sends ‘hugely negative message,’ former Air Force prosecutor says
The judges’ decision further stigmatizes already discouraged survivors of military sexual assault at a time when reports of assault and harassment are on the rise, a former Air Force chief prosecutor told Military Times on Wednesday.
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Pentagon IDs two soldiers who died in Afghanistan
Master Sgt. Micheal B. Riley, 32, and Sgt. James G. Johnston, 24, died due to injuries from a small arms fire during combat operations in Afghanistan’s Urzugan Province on Tuesday.
-
Trump OKs letting academy athletes play pro sports
The new policy will let promising athletes defer their five-year service commitment if they are drafted to play professional sports.
-
President Donald Trump bestows Medal of Honor on David Bellavia, the first living Iraq War recipient
Staff Sgt. David Bellavia is the first living Iraq War veteran to receive the Medal of Honor.
-
Esper lays out priorities in first message to the force as acting SECDEF
Acting Defense Secretary Mark Esper is expected to be nominated for the Pentagon’s top job.
-
It’s not ‘Fort Trump,’ but a US division headquarters heading to Poland
At least 1,000 troops, including a UAV squadron and a division headquarters, will start rotational deployments to Poland.
-
DoD needs to do more to deal with climate change impact on bases says new report
In light of increasingly severe weather caused by climate change, the Defense Department needs to take steps to reduce their impact on installations according to the National Wildlife Federation.
-
ICE is supposed to consider service when deporting veterans. It hasn’t been.
There is an extra screening process to deport veterans who don’t have citizenship, but Immigration and Customs Enforcement is ignoring it.
-
This soldier is about to be the Iraq War’s first living Medal of Honor recipient
Staff Sgt. David Bellavia, who originally received a Silver Star, will receive his upgraded award this month.
-
Some troops to spend the next month painting border fence with Mexico
U.S. troops are about to start painting a section of the border fence between California and Mexico.
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Overturned West Point rape case sends ‘hugely negative message,’ former Air Force prosecutor says
The judges’ decision further stigmatizes already discouraged survivors of military sexual assault at a time when reports of assault and harassment are on the rise, a former Air Force chief prosecutor told Military Times on Wednesday.
