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Guitars for Vets strikes a chord
Guitars for Vets helps wounded veterans through their recovery processes.
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Travel reimbursement for vets seeking care falls short, senator warns
Sen. Jon Tester wants more resources to help rural vets get money from the program.
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Some DoD policies are friendly fire in the war for talent
Some Defense Department policies create a divide between service members and civilians, potentially hindering recruiting opportunities.
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Army medical troops helped save Peruvian sailors after fire broke out
“This emergency underscores the importance of the close relationships that we have here in Hawaii between the community hospitals and the military.”
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Veterans may be key to solving the US military recruitment crisis
Only 9% of Americans eligible to serve in the military said they would consider military service, according to a Defense Department survey.
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Coast Guard kicks off construction for national museum
The museum, which will be free and accessible to the public, is expected to open sometime in 2024.
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US to send Ukraine $3 billion in aid as war hits 6 months
The aid is expected to be announced Wednesday, the day the war hits the six-month mark and Ukraine celebrates its independence day.
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Air Force may temporarily allow beards, in the name of research
The idea would let participating airmen sport well-kept beards no longer than one-quarter inch.
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What did China and Iran bring to Russia’s Army 2022 defense expo?
The Russia Defense Ministry noted after that show it expects to receive more than 3,700 samples of military equipment.
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Study to examine reasons for infertility among recent war veterans
Past research has shown that veterans’ infertility rates may be two times higher than their civilian peers.
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Guitars for Vets strikes a chord
Guitars for Vets helps wounded veterans through their recovery processes.
-
Travel reimbursement for vets seeking care falls short, senator warns
Sen. Jon Tester wants more resources to help rural vets get money from the program.
-
Some DoD policies are friendly fire in the war for talent
Some Defense Department policies create a divide between service members and civilians, potentially hindering recruiting opportunities.
-
Army medical troops helped save Peruvian sailors after fire broke out
“This emergency underscores the importance of the close relationships that we have here in Hawaii between the community hospitals and the military.”
-
Veterans may be key to solving the US military recruitment crisis
Only 9% of Americans eligible to serve in the military said they would consider military service, according to a Defense Department survey.
-
Coast Guard kicks off construction for national museum
The museum, which will be free and accessible to the public, is expected to open sometime in 2024.
-
US to send Ukraine $3 billion in aid as war hits 6 months
The aid is expected to be announced Wednesday, the day the war hits the six-month mark and Ukraine celebrates its independence day.
-
Air Force may temporarily allow beards, in the name of research
The idea would let participating airmen sport well-kept beards no longer than one-quarter inch.
-
What did China and Iran bring to Russia’s Army 2022 defense expo?
The Russia Defense Ministry noted after that show it expects to receive more than 3,700 samples of military equipment.
-
Study to examine reasons for infertility among recent war veterans
Past research has shown that veterans’ infertility rates may be two times higher than their civilian peers.
-
Guitars for Vets strikes a chord
Guitars for Vets helps wounded veterans through their recovery processes.
-
Travel reimbursement for vets seeking care falls short, senator warns
Sen. Jon Tester wants more resources to help rural vets get money from the program.
-
Some DoD policies are friendly fire in the war for talent
Some Defense Department policies create a divide between service members and civilians, potentially hindering recruiting opportunities.
-
Army medical troops helped save Peruvian sailors after fire broke out
“This emergency underscores the importance of the close relationships that we have here in Hawaii between the community hospitals and the military.”
-
Veterans may be key to solving the US military recruitment crisis
Only 9% of Americans eligible to serve in the military said they would consider military service, according to a Defense Department survey.
-
Coast Guard kicks off construction for national museum
The museum, which will be free and accessible to the public, is expected to open sometime in 2024.
-
US to send Ukraine $3 billion in aid as war hits 6 months
The aid is expected to be announced Wednesday, the day the war hits the six-month mark and Ukraine celebrates its independence day.
-
Air Force may temporarily allow beards, in the name of research
The idea would let participating airmen sport well-kept beards no longer than one-quarter inch.
-
What did China and Iran bring to Russia’s Army 2022 defense expo?
The Russia Defense Ministry noted after that show it expects to receive more than 3,700 samples of military equipment.
-
Study to examine reasons for infertility among recent war veterans
Past research has shown that veterans’ infertility rates may be two times higher than their civilian peers.
