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New in 2021: Are your latest housing protections in the tenant bill of rights under threat?
A deadline of Dec. 15 was reportedly given to privatized housing companies to answer whether they will commit to the tenant bill of rights.
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New in 2021: Here are all the ships the Navy will commission and christen in the coming year
Seven ships will join the fleet in 2021.
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Navy surpasses its retention goals ― some sailors to be released early to prevent overmanning
The Navy also has exceeded its enlisted recruiting goals for fiscal 2020 — despite the COVID-19 pandemic.
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New in 2021: Blue Angels to start flying F/A-18 Super Hornets
The Blue Angels’ final flight in the legacy F/A-18 Hornet fighter jet was completed in November.
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Is the military paying troops too much? Yes and no, study finds
The military is paying troops more than it originally intended to, but that might be a good thing, according to Rand Corp.
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COVID-19 vaccinations begin for US troops in South Korea
The United States Forces Korea says in a statement it started inoculating military and civilian health-care workers, first responders and the USFK command team with the Moderna vaccine on Tuesday.
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COVID-19 pandemic keeps Lockheed from meeting F-35 delivery goal in 2020
The company delivered 123 F-35s in 2020.
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Navy approves environmental cleanup plan for former shooting range in Rhode Island
Carr Point was formerly a skeet-shooting range from 1967 to 1973 by Navy personnel.
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Trump lashes out at GOP after override vote on defense bill
A total of 109 Republicans joined with Democrats to approve the override, which would be the first of Trump’s presidency.
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Nimitz providing operational and close-air support by Somali coast as US troops are relocated
Embarked on the Nimitz is Carrier Air Wing 17, hosting more than 80 combat aircraft.
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New in 2021: Are your latest housing protections in the tenant bill of rights under threat?
A deadline of Dec. 15 was reportedly given to privatized housing companies to answer whether they will commit to the tenant bill of rights.
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New in 2021: Here are all the ships the Navy will commission and christen in the coming year
Seven ships will join the fleet in 2021.
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Navy surpasses its retention goals ― some sailors to be released early to prevent overmanning
The Navy also has exceeded its enlisted recruiting goals for fiscal 2020 — despite the COVID-19 pandemic.
-
New in 2021: Blue Angels to start flying F/A-18 Super Hornets
The Blue Angels’ final flight in the legacy F/A-18 Hornet fighter jet was completed in November.
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Is the military paying troops too much? Yes and no, study finds
The military is paying troops more than it originally intended to, but that might be a good thing, according to Rand Corp.
-
COVID-19 vaccinations begin for US troops in South Korea
The United States Forces Korea says in a statement it started inoculating military and civilian health-care workers, first responders and the USFK command team with the Moderna vaccine on Tuesday.
-
COVID-19 pandemic keeps Lockheed from meeting F-35 delivery goal in 2020
The company delivered 123 F-35s in 2020.
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Navy approves environmental cleanup plan for former shooting range in Rhode Island
Carr Point was formerly a skeet-shooting range from 1967 to 1973 by Navy personnel.
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Trump lashes out at GOP after override vote on defense bill
A total of 109 Republicans joined with Democrats to approve the override, which would be the first of Trump’s presidency.
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Nimitz providing operational and close-air support by Somali coast as US troops are relocated
Embarked on the Nimitz is Carrier Air Wing 17, hosting more than 80 combat aircraft.
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New in 2021: Are your latest housing protections in the tenant bill of rights under threat?
A deadline of Dec. 15 was reportedly given to privatized housing companies to answer whether they will commit to the tenant bill of rights.
-
New in 2021: Here are all the ships the Navy will commission and christen in the coming year
Seven ships will join the fleet in 2021.
-
Navy surpasses its retention goals ― some sailors to be released early to prevent overmanning
The Navy also has exceeded its enlisted recruiting goals for fiscal 2020 — despite the COVID-19 pandemic.
-
New in 2021: Blue Angels to start flying F/A-18 Super Hornets
The Blue Angels’ final flight in the legacy F/A-18 Hornet fighter jet was completed in November.
-
Is the military paying troops too much? Yes and no, study finds
The military is paying troops more than it originally intended to, but that might be a good thing, according to Rand Corp.
-
COVID-19 vaccinations begin for US troops in South Korea
The United States Forces Korea says in a statement it started inoculating military and civilian health-care workers, first responders and the USFK command team with the Moderna vaccine on Tuesday.
-
COVID-19 pandemic keeps Lockheed from meeting F-35 delivery goal in 2020
The company delivered 123 F-35s in 2020.
-
Navy approves environmental cleanup plan for former shooting range in Rhode Island
Carr Point was formerly a skeet-shooting range from 1967 to 1973 by Navy personnel.
-
Trump lashes out at GOP after override vote on defense bill
A total of 109 Republicans joined with Democrats to approve the override, which would be the first of Trump’s presidency.
-
Nimitz providing operational and close-air support by Somali coast as US troops are relocated
Embarked on the Nimitz is Carrier Air Wing 17, hosting more than 80 combat aircraft.
