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How the Marine Corps is retaining a lot of its first-term Marines
Marine Corps recruitment and retention numbers are looking mighty healthy, officials say.
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Absentee voting deadlines loom for troops and their families
Here’s what you need to know about voting when you’re away from home.
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Did a US F-22 shoot down a UFO? Photo of aerial object adds to mystery
A grainy image (it’s always a grainy image) of an object downed by an F-22 over Canada’s Yukon territory has aviation (and UFO) enthusiasts chattering.
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New US Air Force PT uniforms delayed, again, until November
The U.S. Air Force says the physical training uniform will hit shelves in November 2024 after numerous delays.
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Army hits recruiting target for the first time in 2 years
The service has another 11,000 recruits already in the pipeline for next year.
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Army enlists AI to identify prospective new recruits
Army recruiters may soon be relieved from the dreaded “cold calls” to high school students in their frustrated fishing expedition for new recruits.
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What will the surge of US forces to the Middle East cost the military?
The Pentagon says its surge in forces has helped avert a regional war. But officials warn that it could wear down the services.
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North Korea vows response to US Navy submarine’s visit to South Korea
North Korea has repeatedly vowed to expand its nuclear arsenal, but Tuesday’s threat followed its recent unveiling of a uranium-enrichment facility.
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Snowmobiler who crashed into Black Hawk helicopter awarded $3 million
A judge ruled the government is liable for a nighttime collision involving a snowmobiler who nearly died after hitting a parked Black Hawk helicopter.
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Family of Black WWII medic finally receives medal for his heroism
Waverly B. Woodson Jr. was posthumously awarded the Distinguished Service Cross for treating 200 troops under enemy fire on D-Day.
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How the Marine Corps is retaining a lot of its first-term Marines
Marine Corps recruitment and retention numbers are looking mighty healthy, officials say.
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Absentee voting deadlines loom for troops and their families
Here’s what you need to know about voting when you’re away from home.
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Did a US F-22 shoot down a UFO? Photo of aerial object adds to mystery
A grainy image (it’s always a grainy image) of an object downed by an F-22 over Canada’s Yukon territory has aviation (and UFO) enthusiasts chattering.
-
New US Air Force PT uniforms delayed, again, until November
The U.S. Air Force says the physical training uniform will hit shelves in November 2024 after numerous delays.
-
Army hits recruiting target for the first time in 2 years
The service has another 11,000 recruits already in the pipeline for next year.
-
Army enlists AI to identify prospective new recruits
Army recruiters may soon be relieved from the dreaded “cold calls” to high school students in their frustrated fishing expedition for new recruits.
-
What will the surge of US forces to the Middle East cost the military?
The Pentagon says its surge in forces has helped avert a regional war. But officials warn that it could wear down the services.
-
North Korea vows response to US Navy submarine’s visit to South Korea
North Korea has repeatedly vowed to expand its nuclear arsenal, but Tuesday’s threat followed its recent unveiling of a uranium-enrichment facility.
-
Snowmobiler who crashed into Black Hawk helicopter awarded $3 million
A judge ruled the government is liable for a nighttime collision involving a snowmobiler who nearly died after hitting a parked Black Hawk helicopter.
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Family of Black WWII medic finally receives medal for his heroism
Waverly B. Woodson Jr. was posthumously awarded the Distinguished Service Cross for treating 200 troops under enemy fire on D-Day.
-
How the Marine Corps is retaining a lot of its first-term Marines
Marine Corps recruitment and retention numbers are looking mighty healthy, officials say.
-
Absentee voting deadlines loom for troops and their families
Here’s what you need to know about voting when you’re away from home.
-
Did a US F-22 shoot down a UFO? Photo of aerial object adds to mystery
A grainy image (it’s always a grainy image) of an object downed by an F-22 over Canada’s Yukon territory has aviation (and UFO) enthusiasts chattering.
-
New US Air Force PT uniforms delayed, again, until November
The U.S. Air Force says the physical training uniform will hit shelves in November 2024 after numerous delays.
-
Army hits recruiting target for the first time in 2 years
The service has another 11,000 recruits already in the pipeline for next year.
-
Army enlists AI to identify prospective new recruits
Army recruiters may soon be relieved from the dreaded “cold calls” to high school students in their frustrated fishing expedition for new recruits.
-
What will the surge of US forces to the Middle East cost the military?
The Pentagon says its surge in forces has helped avert a regional war. But officials warn that it could wear down the services.
-
North Korea vows response to US Navy submarine’s visit to South Korea
North Korea has repeatedly vowed to expand its nuclear arsenal, but Tuesday’s threat followed its recent unveiling of a uranium-enrichment facility.
-
Snowmobiler who crashed into Black Hawk helicopter awarded $3 million
A judge ruled the government is liable for a nighttime collision involving a snowmobiler who nearly died after hitting a parked Black Hawk helicopter.
-
Family of Black WWII medic finally receives medal for his heroism
Waverly B. Woodson Jr. was posthumously awarded the Distinguished Service Cross for treating 200 troops under enemy fire on D-Day.
