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Veteran becomes first US recipient of innovative heart transplant
The revived heart can remain beating in the system until the a recipient is ready for the operation.
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‘1917’ is a haunting, technical marvel and one of Hollywood’s best war films
It is no stretch to call “1917” one of the most impressive and cinematically innovative war films ever made.
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Giving Tuesday: 3 military spouses mount campaign seeking 1 million acts of kindness, and you can take part
For the first time ever, Giving Tuesday has a military edition that is calling on service members, veterans, military families and others to complete 1 million acts of kindness and post their acts of service on social media using the hashtag #GivingTuesdayMilitary.
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This Nazi sub was sunk when its captain took a dump
Loose lips might sink ships, but expelling bloat can damn a boat.
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Give your kids the gift of the Global War on Terror with these high-speed foam weapons
Just over $150 will have your child kitted out in a spongy embodiment of the Global War on Terror.
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Air Force advises airmen against using products containing CBD oil
The service warned that products with CBD oil, an abbreviation for cannabidiol oil and derived from the marijuana plant, may lead to positive results for airmen undergoing urinalysis designed to detect marijuana.
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75 years after his last mission, WWII bomber pilot recounts ‘sheer terror’ of bombing runs over Nazi Germany
The Eighth Air Force suffered more killed in action during World War II than the Marine Corps.
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A ‘Warrior Tradition’: Why Native Americans continue fighting for the same government that tried to wipe them out
Since 9/11, nearly 19 percent of Native Americans have served in the armed forces, compared to an average of 14 percent of all other ethnicities.
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Military academy athletes can now delay service, go pro
Defense Secretary Mark Esper has opened the door for athletes at the nation’s military academies to play professional sports after they graduate, and delay their active-duty service.
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‘David without a slingshot’ — a daring dive into deep depths reminds us of tin can heroism
The ship was found at a depth of 20,400 feet beneath the surface of the Philippine Sea.
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Veteran becomes first US recipient of innovative heart transplant
The revived heart can remain beating in the system until the a recipient is ready for the operation.
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‘1917’ is a haunting, technical marvel and one of Hollywood’s best war films
It is no stretch to call “1917” one of the most impressive and cinematically innovative war films ever made.
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Giving Tuesday: 3 military spouses mount campaign seeking 1 million acts of kindness, and you can take part
For the first time ever, Giving Tuesday has a military edition that is calling on service members, veterans, military families and others to complete 1 million acts of kindness and post their acts of service on social media using the hashtag #GivingTuesdayMilitary.
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This Nazi sub was sunk when its captain took a dump
Loose lips might sink ships, but expelling bloat can damn a boat.
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Give your kids the gift of the Global War on Terror with these high-speed foam weapons
Just over $150 will have your child kitted out in a spongy embodiment of the Global War on Terror.
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Air Force advises airmen against using products containing CBD oil
The service warned that products with CBD oil, an abbreviation for cannabidiol oil and derived from the marijuana plant, may lead to positive results for airmen undergoing urinalysis designed to detect marijuana.
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75 years after his last mission, WWII bomber pilot recounts ‘sheer terror’ of bombing runs over Nazi Germany
The Eighth Air Force suffered more killed in action during World War II than the Marine Corps.
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A ‘Warrior Tradition’: Why Native Americans continue fighting for the same government that tried to wipe them out
Since 9/11, nearly 19 percent of Native Americans have served in the armed forces, compared to an average of 14 percent of all other ethnicities.
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Military academy athletes can now delay service, go pro
Defense Secretary Mark Esper has opened the door for athletes at the nation’s military academies to play professional sports after they graduate, and delay their active-duty service.
-
‘David without a slingshot’ — a daring dive into deep depths reminds us of tin can heroism
The ship was found at a depth of 20,400 feet beneath the surface of the Philippine Sea.
-
Veteran becomes first US recipient of innovative heart transplant
The revived heart can remain beating in the system until the a recipient is ready for the operation.
-
‘1917’ is a haunting, technical marvel and one of Hollywood’s best war films
It is no stretch to call “1917” one of the most impressive and cinematically innovative war films ever made.
-
Giving Tuesday: 3 military spouses mount campaign seeking 1 million acts of kindness, and you can take part
For the first time ever, Giving Tuesday has a military edition that is calling on service members, veterans, military families and others to complete 1 million acts of kindness and post their acts of service on social media using the hashtag #GivingTuesdayMilitary.
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This Nazi sub was sunk when its captain took a dump
Loose lips might sink ships, but expelling bloat can damn a boat.
-
Give your kids the gift of the Global War on Terror with these high-speed foam weapons
Just over $150 will have your child kitted out in a spongy embodiment of the Global War on Terror.
-
Air Force advises airmen against using products containing CBD oil
The service warned that products with CBD oil, an abbreviation for cannabidiol oil and derived from the marijuana plant, may lead to positive results for airmen undergoing urinalysis designed to detect marijuana.
-
75 years after his last mission, WWII bomber pilot recounts ‘sheer terror’ of bombing runs over Nazi Germany
The Eighth Air Force suffered more killed in action during World War II than the Marine Corps.
-
A ‘Warrior Tradition’: Why Native Americans continue fighting for the same government that tried to wipe them out
Since 9/11, nearly 19 percent of Native Americans have served in the armed forces, compared to an average of 14 percent of all other ethnicities.
-
Military academy athletes can now delay service, go pro
Defense Secretary Mark Esper has opened the door for athletes at the nation’s military academies to play professional sports after they graduate, and delay their active-duty service.
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‘David without a slingshot’ — a daring dive into deep depths reminds us of tin can heroism
The ship was found at a depth of 20,400 feet beneath the surface of the Philippine Sea.
