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Pence pleaded with acting defense secretary to ‘clear the Capitol,’ timeline of riot shows
With Trump not engaged, it fell to Pentagon officials, a handful of senior White House aides, the leaders of Congress and the vice president holed up in a secure bunker to manage the chaos.
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A DoD definition of domestic extremism is on its way
A working group will take on the next steps in the Pentagon’s push to root out extremist ideology.
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VA staffer used medical records to stalk and harass female vet, lawmakers demand reforms
The incident again raises concerns about a culture of misogyny and abuse at VA.
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Former airman who gunned down Texas church-goers likely planned the attack for months
The court testimony came in a lawsuit alleging the Air Force failed to flag a conviction for domestic violence that might have prevented Devin Kelley from legally buying the gun used in the shooting.
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Nellis airman who pleaded guilty to gun, drug trafficking faces prison, discharge
An airman assigned to Nellis Air Force Base, Nev., faces the prospect of life in prison after pleading guilty to federal gun and drug charges.
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‘If Girl Scouts could survive, why not Marines?’ PETA to protest over ‘Cobra Gold bloodlust’
PETA protestors will “descend on the Pentagon” on Thursday.
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Safety oversights, inexperience at play in deadly 2020 ATV rollover at Ali Al Salem
A recent investigation into the all-terrain vehicle rollover that killed an American airman on patrol outside Ali Al Salem Air Base in Kuwait last fall found that none of the ATV’s occupants wore seatbelts, and only one door may have been locked.
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Navy target mine, which shut down Florida beach, is latest military device to wash ashore
This time, it was a Navy training mine that washed ashore.
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Air Force JTACS training Syrians to help call in helo airstrikes raises questions
Syrian Democratic Forces aren’t quite learning to be JTACs, but they’ve been getting some training.
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Active-duty suicide numbers level off after summer spike, but reserves soar
The National Guard’s suicide numbers exploded at the end of 2020, after a particularly stressful year.
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Pence pleaded with acting defense secretary to ‘clear the Capitol,’ timeline of riot shows
With Trump not engaged, it fell to Pentagon officials, a handful of senior White House aides, the leaders of Congress and the vice president holed up in a secure bunker to manage the chaos.
-
A DoD definition of domestic extremism is on its way
A working group will take on the next steps in the Pentagon’s push to root out extremist ideology.
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VA staffer used medical records to stalk and harass female vet, lawmakers demand reforms
The incident again raises concerns about a culture of misogyny and abuse at VA.
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Former airman who gunned down Texas church-goers likely planned the attack for months
The court testimony came in a lawsuit alleging the Air Force failed to flag a conviction for domestic violence that might have prevented Devin Kelley from legally buying the gun used in the shooting.
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Nellis airman who pleaded guilty to gun, drug trafficking faces prison, discharge
An airman assigned to Nellis Air Force Base, Nev., faces the prospect of life in prison after pleading guilty to federal gun and drug charges.
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‘If Girl Scouts could survive, why not Marines?’ PETA to protest over ‘Cobra Gold bloodlust’
PETA protestors will “descend on the Pentagon” on Thursday.
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Safety oversights, inexperience at play in deadly 2020 ATV rollover at Ali Al Salem
A recent investigation into the all-terrain vehicle rollover that killed an American airman on patrol outside Ali Al Salem Air Base in Kuwait last fall found that none of the ATV’s occupants wore seatbelts, and only one door may have been locked.
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Navy target mine, which shut down Florida beach, is latest military device to wash ashore
This time, it was a Navy training mine that washed ashore.
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Air Force JTACS training Syrians to help call in helo airstrikes raises questions
Syrian Democratic Forces aren’t quite learning to be JTACs, but they’ve been getting some training.
-
Active-duty suicide numbers level off after summer spike, but reserves soar
The National Guard’s suicide numbers exploded at the end of 2020, after a particularly stressful year.
-
Pence pleaded with acting defense secretary to ‘clear the Capitol,’ timeline of riot shows
With Trump not engaged, it fell to Pentagon officials, a handful of senior White House aides, the leaders of Congress and the vice president holed up in a secure bunker to manage the chaos.
-
A DoD definition of domestic extremism is on its way
A working group will take on the next steps in the Pentagon’s push to root out extremist ideology.
-
VA staffer used medical records to stalk and harass female vet, lawmakers demand reforms
The incident again raises concerns about a culture of misogyny and abuse at VA.
-
Former airman who gunned down Texas church-goers likely planned the attack for months
The court testimony came in a lawsuit alleging the Air Force failed to flag a conviction for domestic violence that might have prevented Devin Kelley from legally buying the gun used in the shooting.
-
Nellis airman who pleaded guilty to gun, drug trafficking faces prison, discharge
An airman assigned to Nellis Air Force Base, Nev., faces the prospect of life in prison after pleading guilty to federal gun and drug charges.
-
‘If Girl Scouts could survive, why not Marines?’ PETA to protest over ‘Cobra Gold bloodlust’
PETA protestors will “descend on the Pentagon” on Thursday.
-
Safety oversights, inexperience at play in deadly 2020 ATV rollover at Ali Al Salem
A recent investigation into the all-terrain vehicle rollover that killed an American airman on patrol outside Ali Al Salem Air Base in Kuwait last fall found that none of the ATV’s occupants wore seatbelts, and only one door may have been locked.
-
Navy target mine, which shut down Florida beach, is latest military device to wash ashore
This time, it was a Navy training mine that washed ashore.
-
Air Force JTACS training Syrians to help call in helo airstrikes raises questions
Syrian Democratic Forces aren’t quite learning to be JTACs, but they’ve been getting some training.
-
Active-duty suicide numbers level off after summer spike, but reserves soar
The National Guard’s suicide numbers exploded at the end of 2020, after a particularly stressful year.
