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Fatter recruits now welcome as Air Force revises its rules
The change could allow up to 100 more Americans to join the Air Force each month.
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‘Just in time’ F-35 supply chain too risky for next war, general says
“When you have that mentality, a hiccup in the supply chain … becomes your single point of failure,” the F-35’s program executive officer said Monday.
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New ‘Carmen’ film the latest to use PTSD, dysfunctional veteran trope
Paul Mescal plays a soulful-but-violent Marine Corps veteran suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder.
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NASA names naval aviator to lead next moon mission
NASA announced a naval aviator will lead an upcoming mission around the moon.
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Philippines names 4 new camps for US forces amid China fury
The Philippine government has identified four new local military areas where rotational U.S. forces with their weapons will be allowed to stay indefinitely
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Alaska National Guard honors Alaska Natives who rescued Navy crew
The members of the First Scouts unit of the Alaska National Guard rescued the crew of a Navy plane shot down over the Bering Strait in 1955.
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Pandemic pounds push 10,000 Army soldiers into obesity
Increases were seen in the Navy and the Marines, too.
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Congress calls for more funding of Pentagon UFO office
Austin pledged to fully fund the office in the future.
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Troops can now take two weeks of leave after death of spouse or child
The policy creates a new type of leave specifically for bereavement.
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The US Air Force sent F-35s to defend NATO. Here’s what it learned.
NATO’s eastern flank has become an ideal proving ground for America’s most advanced fighter jet.
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Fatter recruits now welcome as Air Force revises its rules
The change could allow up to 100 more Americans to join the Air Force each month.
-
‘Just in time’ F-35 supply chain too risky for next war, general says
“When you have that mentality, a hiccup in the supply chain … becomes your single point of failure,” the F-35’s program executive officer said Monday.
-
New ‘Carmen’ film the latest to use PTSD, dysfunctional veteran trope
Paul Mescal plays a soulful-but-violent Marine Corps veteran suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder.
-
NASA names naval aviator to lead next moon mission
NASA announced a naval aviator will lead an upcoming mission around the moon.
-
Philippines names 4 new camps for US forces amid China fury
The Philippine government has identified four new local military areas where rotational U.S. forces with their weapons will be allowed to stay indefinitely
-
Alaska National Guard honors Alaska Natives who rescued Navy crew
The members of the First Scouts unit of the Alaska National Guard rescued the crew of a Navy plane shot down over the Bering Strait in 1955.
-
Pandemic pounds push 10,000 Army soldiers into obesity
Increases were seen in the Navy and the Marines, too.
-
Congress calls for more funding of Pentagon UFO office
Austin pledged to fully fund the office in the future.
-
Troops can now take two weeks of leave after death of spouse or child
The policy creates a new type of leave specifically for bereavement.
-
The US Air Force sent F-35s to defend NATO. Here’s what it learned.
NATO’s eastern flank has become an ideal proving ground for America’s most advanced fighter jet.
-
Fatter recruits now welcome as Air Force revises its rules
The change could allow up to 100 more Americans to join the Air Force each month.
-
‘Just in time’ F-35 supply chain too risky for next war, general says
“When you have that mentality, a hiccup in the supply chain … becomes your single point of failure,” the F-35’s program executive officer said Monday.
-
New ‘Carmen’ film the latest to use PTSD, dysfunctional veteran trope
Paul Mescal plays a soulful-but-violent Marine Corps veteran suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder.
-
NASA names naval aviator to lead next moon mission
NASA announced a naval aviator will lead an upcoming mission around the moon.
-
Philippines names 4 new camps for US forces amid China fury
The Philippine government has identified four new local military areas where rotational U.S. forces with their weapons will be allowed to stay indefinitely
-
Alaska National Guard honors Alaska Natives who rescued Navy crew
The members of the First Scouts unit of the Alaska National Guard rescued the crew of a Navy plane shot down over the Bering Strait in 1955.
-
Pandemic pounds push 10,000 Army soldiers into obesity
Increases were seen in the Navy and the Marines, too.
-
Congress calls for more funding of Pentagon UFO office
Austin pledged to fully fund the office in the future.
-
Troops can now take two weeks of leave after death of spouse or child
The policy creates a new type of leave specifically for bereavement.
-
The US Air Force sent F-35s to defend NATO. Here’s what it learned.
NATO’s eastern flank has become an ideal proving ground for America’s most advanced fighter jet.
