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China’s growing influence in US ‘neighborhood’ worries SOUTHCOM boss
This isn’t the first time SOUTHCOM has voiced concerns over China’s presence in the neighborhood.
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Why the Pentagon would rather not create a specific military law against extremism
Not enough time has passed for the military to assess whether its latest efforts are making a difference.
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2 Americans, including a veteran, killed while fighting in Ukraine
They were killed in a Russian ambush in the Donbas region alongside two other foreign fighters, according to a Ukrainian commander.
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Army veteran who faked blindness for nearly $1M is going to prison
Despite his claims of being visually impaired, John Paul Cook purchased more than 30 vehicles that he routinely drove.
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Marine veteran recognized for decades of smooth flying
Al Depto began his career as an aircraft mechanic and was presented with the Wright Brothers Master Pilot Award in June.
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Taiwan holds drills amid Pelosi visit concern, China tension
There was no direct link between China’s threats and Taiwan’s civil defense drills.
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Expansion of VA caregiver program to all eras of service remains set for October
But the timeline for other fixes to the program is uncertain.
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This week in Congress: Lawmakers look for more ways to help Ukraine
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week oh July 25, 2022.
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Marine veteran grows new business with microgreens
Veteran Ian Young said being in the Marines helped him develop the “self-management” he needed to run his own business full-time.
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China more aggressive, dangerous to US and its allies, Milley says
The Chinese military has become significantly more aggressive and dangerous over the past five years, Gen. Mark Milley said during a trip to the Indo-Pacific.
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China’s growing influence in US ‘neighborhood’ worries SOUTHCOM boss
This isn’t the first time SOUTHCOM has voiced concerns over China’s presence in the neighborhood.
-
Why the Pentagon would rather not create a specific military law against extremism
Not enough time has passed for the military to assess whether its latest efforts are making a difference.
-
2 Americans, including a veteran, killed while fighting in Ukraine
They were killed in a Russian ambush in the Donbas region alongside two other foreign fighters, according to a Ukrainian commander.
-
Army veteran who faked blindness for nearly $1M is going to prison
Despite his claims of being visually impaired, John Paul Cook purchased more than 30 vehicles that he routinely drove.
-
Marine veteran recognized for decades of smooth flying
Al Depto began his career as an aircraft mechanic and was presented with the Wright Brothers Master Pilot Award in June.
-
Taiwan holds drills amid Pelosi visit concern, China tension
There was no direct link between China’s threats and Taiwan’s civil defense drills.
-
Expansion of VA caregiver program to all eras of service remains set for October
But the timeline for other fixes to the program is uncertain.
-
This week in Congress: Lawmakers look for more ways to help Ukraine
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week oh July 25, 2022.
-
Marine veteran grows new business with microgreens
Veteran Ian Young said being in the Marines helped him develop the “self-management” he needed to run his own business full-time.
-
China more aggressive, dangerous to US and its allies, Milley says
The Chinese military has become significantly more aggressive and dangerous over the past five years, Gen. Mark Milley said during a trip to the Indo-Pacific.
-
China’s growing influence in US ‘neighborhood’ worries SOUTHCOM boss
This isn’t the first time SOUTHCOM has voiced concerns over China’s presence in the neighborhood.
-
Why the Pentagon would rather not create a specific military law against extremism
Not enough time has passed for the military to assess whether its latest efforts are making a difference.
-
2 Americans, including a veteran, killed while fighting in Ukraine
They were killed in a Russian ambush in the Donbas region alongside two other foreign fighters, according to a Ukrainian commander.
-
Army veteran who faked blindness for nearly $1M is going to prison
Despite his claims of being visually impaired, John Paul Cook purchased more than 30 vehicles that he routinely drove.
-
Marine veteran recognized for decades of smooth flying
Al Depto began his career as an aircraft mechanic and was presented with the Wright Brothers Master Pilot Award in June.
-
Taiwan holds drills amid Pelosi visit concern, China tension
There was no direct link between China’s threats and Taiwan’s civil defense drills.
-
Expansion of VA caregiver program to all eras of service remains set for October
But the timeline for other fixes to the program is uncertain.
-
This week in Congress: Lawmakers look for more ways to help Ukraine
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week oh July 25, 2022.
-
Marine veteran grows new business with microgreens
Veteran Ian Young said being in the Marines helped him develop the “self-management” he needed to run his own business full-time.
-
China more aggressive, dangerous to US and its allies, Milley says
The Chinese military has become significantly more aggressive and dangerous over the past five years, Gen. Mark Milley said during a trip to the Indo-Pacific.



