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The list of military ‘items’ named for Confederacy is more than 750 long
In addition to installations and ships, there are hundreds of streets, buildings and signs that may be recommended to change.
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Senate leaders promise vote on expanding benefits for burn pit victims
The sweeping bill has been stalled in the Senate over concerns related to cost and potential workload burdens on Veterans Affairs workers.
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400 Marines deploy in Eastern Europe as part of US response to Ukraine war
Marine fighter jets, transport places and air traffic controllers have deployed in support of NATO.
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Russia, first in the headlines, is Pentagon’s No. 2 challenge
The Biden administration’s new defense strategy makes clear China is still the Pentagon’s bigger focus.
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What are military burn pits? And why are veterans worried about them?
The fires used in combat zones to dispose of waste may have caused serious illnesses in hundreds of thousands of U.S. service members.
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Inflation sparks new fight over Biden’s military budget request
Spiking inflations’s potential effect on the Pentagon has emerged as a line of attack for Republicans who argue President Joe Biden’s defense budget was already treading water when it was introduced Monday.
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Pentagon may need more budget funding to help Ukraine
Pentagon leaders said the budget was finalized before the invasion so it has no specific money for the war.
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Air Force wants to send Tyndall’s F-22 jets to the boneyard
The jets and their crews have been in limbo since Hurricane Michael hit the base in 2018.
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Space Force wants 40% budget increase as it looks to bolster space-based missile warning
The service’s $24.5 billion fiscal 2022 budget request is weighted heavily in its research and development portfolio as it seeks to develop more resilient, capable architectures, particularly for space-based missile warning and tracking.
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Navy electronic attack aircraft heading to Germany amid Ukraine war
Six EA-18G Growlers, with 240 air crew and maintainers, will head to Spangdahlem, Germany, as part of 14,000 troops the U.S. has committed to reassure NATO.
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The list of military ‘items’ named for Confederacy is more than 750 long
In addition to installations and ships, there are hundreds of streets, buildings and signs that may be recommended to change.
-
Senate leaders promise vote on expanding benefits for burn pit victims
The sweeping bill has been stalled in the Senate over concerns related to cost and potential workload burdens on Veterans Affairs workers.
-
400 Marines deploy in Eastern Europe as part of US response to Ukraine war
Marine fighter jets, transport places and air traffic controllers have deployed in support of NATO.
-
Russia, first in the headlines, is Pentagon’s No. 2 challenge
The Biden administration’s new defense strategy makes clear China is still the Pentagon’s bigger focus.
-
What are military burn pits? And why are veterans worried about them?
The fires used in combat zones to dispose of waste may have caused serious illnesses in hundreds of thousands of U.S. service members.
-
Inflation sparks new fight over Biden’s military budget request
Spiking inflations’s potential effect on the Pentagon has emerged as a line of attack for Republicans who argue President Joe Biden’s defense budget was already treading water when it was introduced Monday.
-
Pentagon may need more budget funding to help Ukraine
Pentagon leaders said the budget was finalized before the invasion so it has no specific money for the war.
-
Air Force wants to send Tyndall’s F-22 jets to the boneyard
The jets and their crews have been in limbo since Hurricane Michael hit the base in 2018.
-
Space Force wants 40% budget increase as it looks to bolster space-based missile warning
The service’s $24.5 billion fiscal 2022 budget request is weighted heavily in its research and development portfolio as it seeks to develop more resilient, capable architectures, particularly for space-based missile warning and tracking.
-
Navy electronic attack aircraft heading to Germany amid Ukraine war
Six EA-18G Growlers, with 240 air crew and maintainers, will head to Spangdahlem, Germany, as part of 14,000 troops the U.S. has committed to reassure NATO.
-
The list of military ‘items’ named for Confederacy is more than 750 long
In addition to installations and ships, there are hundreds of streets, buildings and signs that may be recommended to change.
-
Senate leaders promise vote on expanding benefits for burn pit victims
The sweeping bill has been stalled in the Senate over concerns related to cost and potential workload burdens on Veterans Affairs workers.
-
400 Marines deploy in Eastern Europe as part of US response to Ukraine war
Marine fighter jets, transport places and air traffic controllers have deployed in support of NATO.
-
Russia, first in the headlines, is Pentagon’s No. 2 challenge
The Biden administration’s new defense strategy makes clear China is still the Pentagon’s bigger focus.
-
What are military burn pits? And why are veterans worried about them?
The fires used in combat zones to dispose of waste may have caused serious illnesses in hundreds of thousands of U.S. service members.
-
Inflation sparks new fight over Biden’s military budget request
Spiking inflations’s potential effect on the Pentagon has emerged as a line of attack for Republicans who argue President Joe Biden’s defense budget was already treading water when it was introduced Monday.
-
Pentagon may need more budget funding to help Ukraine
Pentagon leaders said the budget was finalized before the invasion so it has no specific money for the war.
-
Air Force wants to send Tyndall’s F-22 jets to the boneyard
The jets and their crews have been in limbo since Hurricane Michael hit the base in 2018.
-
Space Force wants 40% budget increase as it looks to bolster space-based missile warning
The service’s $24.5 billion fiscal 2022 budget request is weighted heavily in its research and development portfolio as it seeks to develop more resilient, capable architectures, particularly for space-based missile warning and tracking.
-
Navy electronic attack aircraft heading to Germany amid Ukraine war
Six EA-18G Growlers, with 240 air crew and maintainers, will head to Spangdahlem, Germany, as part of 14,000 troops the U.S. has committed to reassure NATO.
