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Chelsea Manning’s incredible journey from leaker to transgender crusader
Convicted national-security secret leaker Army Pvt. Chelsea Manning became the most visible face of the military’s tiny transgender population, one that came from the shadows to the forefront when the Pentagon rescinded its ban on their open service last summer.
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Navy secretary recommends two Medals of Honor
Navy Secretary Ray Mabus is recommending that two sailors be awarded the Medal of Honor, the nation’s highest military honor, an upgrade from their current awards and the result of a nearly year-long review of military valor since the Sept. 11 terror attacks.
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White House: Obama supports registering women for military draft
President Obama supports requiring women to register for Selective Service when they turn 18 — becoming the first president to endorse universal draft registration since Jimmy Carter.
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State contender Petraeus knowingly leaked secrets to biographer, lied to FBI
Retired Army Gen. David Petraeus, who stepped down as CIA chief amid the scandal of an extramarital affair and pleaded guilty to divulging classified information, has emerged as a top contender as secretary of State in the incoming Trump administration.
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Army reprimands general over anthrax debacle
Last year, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Army found that the military had mistakenly sent live anthrax spores over a 12-year period to 194 laboratories in 50 states, the District of Columbia, three U.S. territories and nine foreign countries.
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More than 100 troops seeking transgender care
More than 100 transgender troops have informed the services that they want to transition to the opposite sex, be formally recognized in their new gender or are seeking counseling or medical treatment, according to documents and the military.
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Pentagon OKs general’s rent-free living courtesy of defense contractor
A general fired from the Joint Chiefs of Staff for an extramarital affair will not be sanctioned for living rent-free in the home of the defense contractor because their long-standing friendship allows such gifts, the Pentagon’s Inspector General has decided.
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Pentagon: Key ISIS operative killed in airstrike in Syria
A key Islamic State leader responsible for terror videos of torture and execution was killed in an airstrike last week in Syria, the Pentagon announced Friday.
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Chelsea Manning to undergo sex reassignment surgery
Army Pvt. Chelsea Manning has been assured she will receive gender reassignment surgery while in prison, her lawyer said late Tuesday.
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New details show how ‘swinger’ Army general’s double life cost him his career
An inspector general’s report charts the timeline of an extramarital affair, including calls on his government cellphone and emails written on his military computer.
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Chelsea Manning’s incredible journey from leaker to transgender crusader
Convicted national-security secret leaker Army Pvt. Chelsea Manning became the most visible face of the military’s tiny transgender population, one that came from the shadows to the forefront when the Pentagon rescinded its ban on their open service last summer.
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Navy secretary recommends two Medals of Honor
Navy Secretary Ray Mabus is recommending that two sailors be awarded the Medal of Honor, the nation’s highest military honor, an upgrade from their current awards and the result of a nearly year-long review of military valor since the Sept. 11 terror attacks.
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White House: Obama supports registering women for military draft
President Obama supports requiring women to register for Selective Service when they turn 18 — becoming the first president to endorse universal draft registration since Jimmy Carter.
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State contender Petraeus knowingly leaked secrets to biographer, lied to FBI
Retired Army Gen. David Petraeus, who stepped down as CIA chief amid the scandal of an extramarital affair and pleaded guilty to divulging classified information, has emerged as a top contender as secretary of State in the incoming Trump administration.
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Army reprimands general over anthrax debacle
Last year, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Army found that the military had mistakenly sent live anthrax spores over a 12-year period to 194 laboratories in 50 states, the District of Columbia, three U.S. territories and nine foreign countries.
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More than 100 troops seeking transgender care
More than 100 transgender troops have informed the services that they want to transition to the opposite sex, be formally recognized in their new gender or are seeking counseling or medical treatment, according to documents and the military.
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Pentagon OKs general’s rent-free living courtesy of defense contractor
A general fired from the Joint Chiefs of Staff for an extramarital affair will not be sanctioned for living rent-free in the home of the defense contractor because their long-standing friendship allows such gifts, the Pentagon’s Inspector General has decided.
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Pentagon: Key ISIS operative killed in airstrike in Syria
A key Islamic State leader responsible for terror videos of torture and execution was killed in an airstrike last week in Syria, the Pentagon announced Friday.
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Chelsea Manning to undergo sex reassignment surgery
Army Pvt. Chelsea Manning has been assured she will receive gender reassignment surgery while in prison, her lawyer said late Tuesday.
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New details show how ‘swinger’ Army general’s double life cost him his career
An inspector general’s report charts the timeline of an extramarital affair, including calls on his government cellphone and emails written on his military computer.
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Chelsea Manning’s incredible journey from leaker to transgender crusader
Convicted national-security secret leaker Army Pvt. Chelsea Manning became the most visible face of the military’s tiny transgender population, one that came from the shadows to the forefront when the Pentagon rescinded its ban on their open service last summer.
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Navy secretary recommends two Medals of Honor
Navy Secretary Ray Mabus is recommending that two sailors be awarded the Medal of Honor, the nation’s highest military honor, an upgrade from their current awards and the result of a nearly year-long review of military valor since the Sept. 11 terror attacks.
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White House: Obama supports registering women for military draft
President Obama supports requiring women to register for Selective Service when they turn 18 — becoming the first president to endorse universal draft registration since Jimmy Carter.
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State contender Petraeus knowingly leaked secrets to biographer, lied to FBI
Retired Army Gen. David Petraeus, who stepped down as CIA chief amid the scandal of an extramarital affair and pleaded guilty to divulging classified information, has emerged as a top contender as secretary of State in the incoming Trump administration.
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Army reprimands general over anthrax debacle
Last year, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Army found that the military had mistakenly sent live anthrax spores over a 12-year period to 194 laboratories in 50 states, the District of Columbia, three U.S. territories and nine foreign countries.
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More than 100 troops seeking transgender care
More than 100 transgender troops have informed the services that they want to transition to the opposite sex, be formally recognized in their new gender or are seeking counseling or medical treatment, according to documents and the military.
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Pentagon OKs general’s rent-free living courtesy of defense contractor
A general fired from the Joint Chiefs of Staff for an extramarital affair will not be sanctioned for living rent-free in the home of the defense contractor because their long-standing friendship allows such gifts, the Pentagon’s Inspector General has decided.
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Pentagon: Key ISIS operative killed in airstrike in Syria
A key Islamic State leader responsible for terror videos of torture and execution was killed in an airstrike last week in Syria, the Pentagon announced Friday.
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Chelsea Manning to undergo sex reassignment surgery
Army Pvt. Chelsea Manning has been assured she will receive gender reassignment surgery while in prison, her lawyer said late Tuesday.
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New details show how ‘swinger’ Army general’s double life cost him his career
An inspector general’s report charts the timeline of an extramarital affair, including calls on his government cellphone and emails written on his military computer.
