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This Philippine Scout fired his rifle with one hand to save his squad
In 1911, Pvt. José Nisperos became the first Filipino and Asian recipient of the Medal of Honor.
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Senate passes six-month funding bill to avoid government shutdown
The Senate passed the bill hours before a government shutdown, overcoming Democratic opposition to the measure and sending it to President Trump’s desk.
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Meet Lt. Preston, one of the only PT crewmen to be awarded the MOH
Lt. Arthur Preston and his PT boat crews did whatever it took to save a downed Navy airman in the South Pacific.
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DC helicopter route permanently closed after fatal Black Hawk crash
The move follows federal investigators’s call for a ban on helo flights on the route, citing a string of near misses in recent years.
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B-52s train over Scandinavian countries to show NATO support
The bombers also flew over Sweden’s parliament to mark the anniversary of the country joining NATO.
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Navy details separation process for transgender personnel
Transgender service members have until March 28 to submit a voluntary separation request from the military and receive an honorable discharge.
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DOD schools allowed to resume athletic events this weekend after pause
Sporting events had been postponed in response to President Trump’s executive order restricting government-funded travel.
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Military families face four key health care deadlines by March 31
Deadlines are looming for these health care-related tasks.
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Pentagon leaker Jack Teixeira pleads guilty to obstructing justice
In his address to the judge, Teixeira called himself a “proud patriot” and claimed he had exposed President Biden’s “lies” about the war in Ukraine.
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Hegseth orders review of military grooming and fitness standards
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth ordered senior Pentagon leadership to review how and why grooming standards, including beards, have changed since 2015.
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This Philippine Scout fired his rifle with one hand to save his squad
In 1911, Pvt. José Nisperos became the first Filipino and Asian recipient of the Medal of Honor.
-
Senate passes six-month funding bill to avoid government shutdown
The Senate passed the bill hours before a government shutdown, overcoming Democratic opposition to the measure and sending it to President Trump’s desk.
-
Meet Lt. Preston, one of the only PT crewmen to be awarded the MOH
Lt. Arthur Preston and his PT boat crews did whatever it took to save a downed Navy airman in the South Pacific.
-
DC helicopter route permanently closed after fatal Black Hawk crash
The move follows federal investigators’s call for a ban on helo flights on the route, citing a string of near misses in recent years.
-
B-52s train over Scandinavian countries to show NATO support
The bombers also flew over Sweden’s parliament to mark the anniversary of the country joining NATO.
-
Navy details separation process for transgender personnel
Transgender service members have until March 28 to submit a voluntary separation request from the military and receive an honorable discharge.
-
DOD schools allowed to resume athletic events this weekend after pause
Sporting events had been postponed in response to President Trump’s executive order restricting government-funded travel.
-
Military families face four key health care deadlines by March 31
Deadlines are looming for these health care-related tasks.
-
Pentagon leaker Jack Teixeira pleads guilty to obstructing justice
In his address to the judge, Teixeira called himself a “proud patriot” and claimed he had exposed President Biden’s “lies” about the war in Ukraine.
-
Hegseth orders review of military grooming and fitness standards
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth ordered senior Pentagon leadership to review how and why grooming standards, including beards, have changed since 2015.
-
This Philippine Scout fired his rifle with one hand to save his squad
In 1911, Pvt. José Nisperos became the first Filipino and Asian recipient of the Medal of Honor.
-
Senate passes six-month funding bill to avoid government shutdown
The Senate passed the bill hours before a government shutdown, overcoming Democratic opposition to the measure and sending it to President Trump’s desk.
-
Meet Lt. Preston, one of the only PT crewmen to be awarded the MOH
Lt. Arthur Preston and his PT boat crews did whatever it took to save a downed Navy airman in the South Pacific.
-
DC helicopter route permanently closed after fatal Black Hawk crash
The move follows federal investigators’s call for a ban on helo flights on the route, citing a string of near misses in recent years.
-
B-52s train over Scandinavian countries to show NATO support
The bombers also flew over Sweden’s parliament to mark the anniversary of the country joining NATO.
-
Navy details separation process for transgender personnel
Transgender service members have until March 28 to submit a voluntary separation request from the military and receive an honorable discharge.
-
DOD schools allowed to resume athletic events this weekend after pause
Sporting events had been postponed in response to President Trump’s executive order restricting government-funded travel.
-
Military families face four key health care deadlines by March 31
Deadlines are looming for these health care-related tasks.
-
Pentagon leaker Jack Teixeira pleads guilty to obstructing justice
In his address to the judge, Teixeira called himself a “proud patriot” and claimed he had exposed President Biden’s “lies” about the war in Ukraine.
-
Hegseth orders review of military grooming and fitness standards
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth ordered senior Pentagon leadership to review how and why grooming standards, including beards, have changed since 2015.
