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4 vehicles troops can buy at 27% APR instead of a Dodge Charger
Don’t fear, there are plenty of fish in the sea of cars with bad interest rates.
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Pentagon rejects DC request for National Guard migrant help — again
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin rejected a similar D.C. request earlier this month.
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Battle over new Naval Academy golf course is a double bogey
Plans to develop a second golf course near the Naval Academy have been scrapped after conservation concerns.
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US, SKorea open biggest drills in years amid North threats
The exercises will continue through Sept. 1 and include drills with aircraft, warships, tanks and potentially tens of thousands of troops.
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Military families’ housing benefits lag as rents explode
Amid record-breaking spikes in rent, service members and activists say the Department of Defense has not adequately increased housing allowances.
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DoD misspent more than $100 million on ambulance rides, audit reveals
One patient took an $880.72 ambulance, paid for by the Defense Health Agency, because of a cancerous tumor of the mouth — not a medical emergency.
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A year after Afghanistan’s fall, a Marine veteran reflects on collapse
Marine Raider veteran Elliot Ackerman talks loyalty, collapse and Stu Scheller.
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Military veterans are more vulnerable to scams than civilians
A steady income and benefits, a desire to help, frequent moves and deployments, and more make military members and families particular targets of scammers.
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Ponzi scheme leader who preyed on vets sentenced to 10 years
The conspiracy entrapped veterans in exploitative loans, with interest rates as high as 240%.
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Learn from Afghanistan and keep our kids out of needless wars
Congress should apply lessons learned from Afghanistan to current or future military engagements we consider, writes this veteran.
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4 vehicles troops can buy at 27% APR instead of a Dodge Charger
Don’t fear, there are plenty of fish in the sea of cars with bad interest rates.
-
Pentagon rejects DC request for National Guard migrant help — again
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin rejected a similar D.C. request earlier this month.
-
Battle over new Naval Academy golf course is a double bogey
Plans to develop a second golf course near the Naval Academy have been scrapped after conservation concerns.
-
US, SKorea open biggest drills in years amid North threats
The exercises will continue through Sept. 1 and include drills with aircraft, warships, tanks and potentially tens of thousands of troops.
-
Military families’ housing benefits lag as rents explode
Amid record-breaking spikes in rent, service members and activists say the Department of Defense has not adequately increased housing allowances.
-
DoD misspent more than $100 million on ambulance rides, audit reveals
One patient took an $880.72 ambulance, paid for by the Defense Health Agency, because of a cancerous tumor of the mouth — not a medical emergency.
-
A year after Afghanistan’s fall, a Marine veteran reflects on collapse
Marine Raider veteran Elliot Ackerman talks loyalty, collapse and Stu Scheller.
-
Military veterans are more vulnerable to scams than civilians
A steady income and benefits, a desire to help, frequent moves and deployments, and more make military members and families particular targets of scammers.
-
Ponzi scheme leader who preyed on vets sentenced to 10 years
The conspiracy entrapped veterans in exploitative loans, with interest rates as high as 240%.
-
Learn from Afghanistan and keep our kids out of needless wars
Congress should apply lessons learned from Afghanistan to current or future military engagements we consider, writes this veteran.
-
4 vehicles troops can buy at 27% APR instead of a Dodge Charger
Don’t fear, there are plenty of fish in the sea of cars with bad interest rates.
-
Pentagon rejects DC request for National Guard migrant help — again
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin rejected a similar D.C. request earlier this month.
-
Battle over new Naval Academy golf course is a double bogey
Plans to develop a second golf course near the Naval Academy have been scrapped after conservation concerns.
-
US, SKorea open biggest drills in years amid North threats
The exercises will continue through Sept. 1 and include drills with aircraft, warships, tanks and potentially tens of thousands of troops.
-
Military families’ housing benefits lag as rents explode
Amid record-breaking spikes in rent, service members and activists say the Department of Defense has not adequately increased housing allowances.
-
DoD misspent more than $100 million on ambulance rides, audit reveals
One patient took an $880.72 ambulance, paid for by the Defense Health Agency, because of a cancerous tumor of the mouth — not a medical emergency.
-
A year after Afghanistan’s fall, a Marine veteran reflects on collapse
Marine Raider veteran Elliot Ackerman talks loyalty, collapse and Stu Scheller.
-
Military veterans are more vulnerable to scams than civilians
A steady income and benefits, a desire to help, frequent moves and deployments, and more make military members and families particular targets of scammers.
-
Ponzi scheme leader who preyed on vets sentenced to 10 years
The conspiracy entrapped veterans in exploitative loans, with interest rates as high as 240%.
-
Learn from Afghanistan and keep our kids out of needless wars
Congress should apply lessons learned from Afghanistan to current or future military engagements we consider, writes this veteran.
