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Air Force picks 35 airmen for ‘career intermission’ sabbaticals
Thirty-five airmen have been selected to participate in the latest iteration of the Air Force Career Intermission Program, which allows airmen to take up to three years off to focus on personal and professional pursuits.
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What to expect from the ‘Warrior Monk’
The career and character of retired Gen. Jim Mattis has come under a microscope recently since the revered Marine officer was tapped by President-elect Donald Trump to be the next defense secretary.
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PBS to debut Battle of Chosin doc Nov. 1 — watch an exclusive clip
‘American Experience’ film includes stories from 20 campaign veterans
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Pets no longer allowed in Arlington Cemetery
Pets are no longer allowed at Arlington National Cemetery, the Army has announced.
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Pentagon identifies Navy sailor killed in northern Iraq bomb blast
The Defense Department released the identity of the sailor killed by an explosion on Thursday amid the U.S.-backed effort to retake Mosul from Islamic State fighters.
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Starting next week, no bikes allowed in Arlington Cemetery without family pass
The new rules take effect on Oct. 26.
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Dwayne Johnson bringing star power to Hawaii for ‘Rock the Troops’
Pearl Harbor-Hickam to host Oct. 22 event; show airs on Spike in December
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WWE bringing ‘Tribute to the Troops’ to D.C. in December
The WWE’s annual military appreciation event will make its first-ever stop in the nation’s capital Dec. 13, the sports-entertainment company announced Tuesday.
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Fort Campbell soldier arrested after firing shots on base; weapons cache found in car
A post spokesman that the installation is secure and no injuries were reported.
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Special operations airman found dead in home
An airman with the 27th Special Operations Wing was found dead in his home in Clovis, New Mexico, the Air Force announced Tuesday.
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Air Force picks 35 airmen for ‘career intermission’ sabbaticals
Thirty-five airmen have been selected to participate in the latest iteration of the Air Force Career Intermission Program, which allows airmen to take up to three years off to focus on personal and professional pursuits.
-
What to expect from the ‘Warrior Monk’
The career and character of retired Gen. Jim Mattis has come under a microscope recently since the revered Marine officer was tapped by President-elect Donald Trump to be the next defense secretary.
-
PBS to debut Battle of Chosin doc Nov. 1 — watch an exclusive clip
‘American Experience’ film includes stories from 20 campaign veterans
-
Pets no longer allowed in Arlington Cemetery
Pets are no longer allowed at Arlington National Cemetery, the Army has announced.
-
Pentagon identifies Navy sailor killed in northern Iraq bomb blast
The Defense Department released the identity of the sailor killed by an explosion on Thursday amid the U.S.-backed effort to retake Mosul from Islamic State fighters.
-
Starting next week, no bikes allowed in Arlington Cemetery without family pass
The new rules take effect on Oct. 26.
-
Dwayne Johnson bringing star power to Hawaii for ‘Rock the Troops’
Pearl Harbor-Hickam to host Oct. 22 event; show airs on Spike in December
-
WWE bringing ‘Tribute to the Troops’ to D.C. in December
The WWE’s annual military appreciation event will make its first-ever stop in the nation’s capital Dec. 13, the sports-entertainment company announced Tuesday.
-
Fort Campbell soldier arrested after firing shots on base; weapons cache found in car
A post spokesman that the installation is secure and no injuries were reported.
-
Special operations airman found dead in home
An airman with the 27th Special Operations Wing was found dead in his home in Clovis, New Mexico, the Air Force announced Tuesday.
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Air Force picks 35 airmen for ‘career intermission’ sabbaticals
Thirty-five airmen have been selected to participate in the latest iteration of the Air Force Career Intermission Program, which allows airmen to take up to three years off to focus on personal and professional pursuits.
-
What to expect from the ‘Warrior Monk’
The career and character of retired Gen. Jim Mattis has come under a microscope recently since the revered Marine officer was tapped by President-elect Donald Trump to be the next defense secretary.
-
PBS to debut Battle of Chosin doc Nov. 1 — watch an exclusive clip
‘American Experience’ film includes stories from 20 campaign veterans
-
Pets no longer allowed in Arlington Cemetery
Pets are no longer allowed at Arlington National Cemetery, the Army has announced.
-
Pentagon identifies Navy sailor killed in northern Iraq bomb blast
The Defense Department released the identity of the sailor killed by an explosion on Thursday amid the U.S.-backed effort to retake Mosul from Islamic State fighters.
-
Starting next week, no bikes allowed in Arlington Cemetery without family pass
The new rules take effect on Oct. 26.
-
Dwayne Johnson bringing star power to Hawaii for ‘Rock the Troops’
Pearl Harbor-Hickam to host Oct. 22 event; show airs on Spike in December
-
WWE bringing ‘Tribute to the Troops’ to D.C. in December
The WWE’s annual military appreciation event will make its first-ever stop in the nation’s capital Dec. 13, the sports-entertainment company announced Tuesday.
-
Fort Campbell soldier arrested after firing shots on base; weapons cache found in car
A post spokesman that the installation is secure and no injuries were reported.
-
Special operations airman found dead in home
An airman with the 27th Special Operations Wing was found dead in his home in Clovis, New Mexico, the Air Force announced Tuesday.
