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‘Extraordinary circumstances’: DoD eyes inflation relief for vendors
A new Pentagon memo is opening the door to inflation relief for defense contractors working under fixed-price contracts.
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This week in Congress: House hearing to focus on VA abortion policy
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Sept. 12, 2022.
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Here’s what global weapons chiefs will discuss this month in Brussels
A U.S.-led meeting of armaments directors from around the world will take place in Brussels on Sept. 28.
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US unveils $2B in military aid for Europe, arms for Ukraine
New aid includes loans for Ukraine and 18 countries to buy arms.
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Lawmakers push for DOD to allow recruits with HIV to join the military
The group argues that modern medicine allows would-be recruits to monitor and control the virus.
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Advocates draw battle lines ahead of looming VA abortion fight
Department hospitals are set to begin offering abortions in coming weeks.
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Partisan attacks on military hurt force readiness, top senator warns
Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman Jack Reed said lawmakers may be damaging military retention and recruiting efforts with their public comments.
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Reed expresses caution over sending US aircraft to Ukraine
The Senate Armed Services Committee chairman has raised doubts about transferring U.S. aircraft to Ukraine.
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Private sector medical care may not be faster or cheaper than VA
The analysis says more data is needed to monitor the value of the fast-growing outside care options for veterans.
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The intertwining legacy of women in the military and the Forever War
In many ways, female troops’ service in Afghanistan opened previously closed doors.
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‘Extraordinary circumstances’: DoD eyes inflation relief for vendors
A new Pentagon memo is opening the door to inflation relief for defense contractors working under fixed-price contracts.
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This week in Congress: House hearing to focus on VA abortion policy
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Sept. 12, 2022.
-
Here’s what global weapons chiefs will discuss this month in Brussels
A U.S.-led meeting of armaments directors from around the world will take place in Brussels on Sept. 28.
-
US unveils $2B in military aid for Europe, arms for Ukraine
New aid includes loans for Ukraine and 18 countries to buy arms.
-
Lawmakers push for DOD to allow recruits with HIV to join the military
The group argues that modern medicine allows would-be recruits to monitor and control the virus.
-
Advocates draw battle lines ahead of looming VA abortion fight
Department hospitals are set to begin offering abortions in coming weeks.
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Partisan attacks on military hurt force readiness, top senator warns
Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman Jack Reed said lawmakers may be damaging military retention and recruiting efforts with their public comments.
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Reed expresses caution over sending US aircraft to Ukraine
The Senate Armed Services Committee chairman has raised doubts about transferring U.S. aircraft to Ukraine.
-
Private sector medical care may not be faster or cheaper than VA
The analysis says more data is needed to monitor the value of the fast-growing outside care options for veterans.
-
The intertwining legacy of women in the military and the Forever War
In many ways, female troops’ service in Afghanistan opened previously closed doors.
-
‘Extraordinary circumstances’: DoD eyes inflation relief for vendors
A new Pentagon memo is opening the door to inflation relief for defense contractors working under fixed-price contracts.
-
This week in Congress: House hearing to focus on VA abortion policy
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Sept. 12, 2022.
-
Here’s what global weapons chiefs will discuss this month in Brussels
A U.S.-led meeting of armaments directors from around the world will take place in Brussels on Sept. 28.
-
US unveils $2B in military aid for Europe, arms for Ukraine
New aid includes loans for Ukraine and 18 countries to buy arms.
-
Lawmakers push for DOD to allow recruits with HIV to join the military
The group argues that modern medicine allows would-be recruits to monitor and control the virus.
-
Advocates draw battle lines ahead of looming VA abortion fight
Department hospitals are set to begin offering abortions in coming weeks.
-
Partisan attacks on military hurt force readiness, top senator warns
Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman Jack Reed said lawmakers may be damaging military retention and recruiting efforts with their public comments.
-
Reed expresses caution over sending US aircraft to Ukraine
The Senate Armed Services Committee chairman has raised doubts about transferring U.S. aircraft to Ukraine.
-
Private sector medical care may not be faster or cheaper than VA
The analysis says more data is needed to monitor the value of the fast-growing outside care options for veterans.
-
The intertwining legacy of women in the military and the Forever War
In many ways, female troops’ service in Afghanistan opened previously closed doors.
