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This is what it’ll take to end the military’s border mission
Federalized troops have been deploying to the border since 2018.
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Military Space-A travel is back after 2-year COVID-19 pause
Masks will still required in Department of Defense terminals and on airplanes.
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Nine respiratory cancers added to list of illnesses presumed caused by burn pit smoke
The move follows promises by the administration to increase the number of burn pit illnesses eligible for benefits.
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Russia hits rail, fuel facilities in attacks deep in Ukraine
Russia unleashed a string of attacks against Ukrainian rail and fuel facilities Monday.
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This week in Congress: Budget season in full bloom on Capitol Hill
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of April 25, 2021.
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WWII veteran and civil rights lawyer Johnnie Jones dies
Johnnie A. Jones Sr. was drafted in 1942 and became the Army’s first African American warrant officer.
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Remains of Korean War sergeant arrive home in Maryland
“I just thank God. I’m just happy to have him home. I prayed for this,” said one of Sgt. Roy Charles DeLauter’s three sisters.
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Army program connects soldiers with civilian career opportunities
The Army PaYS program connects trained soldiers with civilian employers seeking their skillsets.
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Ukraine leader pushes for more arms; US officials to visit
Ukraine’s leader is petitioning for more powerful Western weapons as he prepares to meet with top U.S. officials in the war-torn country’s capital.
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FAA takes blame for Golden Knights‘ event that caused Capitol evacuation
The agency issued an apology on Friday and promised a full investigation into the incident.
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This is what it’ll take to end the military’s border mission
Federalized troops have been deploying to the border since 2018.
-
Military Space-A travel is back after 2-year COVID-19 pause
Masks will still required in Department of Defense terminals and on airplanes.
-
Nine respiratory cancers added to list of illnesses presumed caused by burn pit smoke
The move follows promises by the administration to increase the number of burn pit illnesses eligible for benefits.
-
Russia hits rail, fuel facilities in attacks deep in Ukraine
Russia unleashed a string of attacks against Ukrainian rail and fuel facilities Monday.
-
This week in Congress: Budget season in full bloom on Capitol Hill
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of April 25, 2021.
-
WWII veteran and civil rights lawyer Johnnie Jones dies
Johnnie A. Jones Sr. was drafted in 1942 and became the Army’s first African American warrant officer.
-
Remains of Korean War sergeant arrive home in Maryland
“I just thank God. I’m just happy to have him home. I prayed for this,” said one of Sgt. Roy Charles DeLauter’s three sisters.
-
Army program connects soldiers with civilian career opportunities
The Army PaYS program connects trained soldiers with civilian employers seeking their skillsets.
-
Ukraine leader pushes for more arms; US officials to visit
Ukraine’s leader is petitioning for more powerful Western weapons as he prepares to meet with top U.S. officials in the war-torn country’s capital.
-
FAA takes blame for Golden Knights‘ event that caused Capitol evacuation
The agency issued an apology on Friday and promised a full investigation into the incident.
-
This is what it’ll take to end the military’s border mission
Federalized troops have been deploying to the border since 2018.
-
Military Space-A travel is back after 2-year COVID-19 pause
Masks will still required in Department of Defense terminals and on airplanes.
-
Nine respiratory cancers added to list of illnesses presumed caused by burn pit smoke
The move follows promises by the administration to increase the number of burn pit illnesses eligible for benefits.
-
Russia hits rail, fuel facilities in attacks deep in Ukraine
Russia unleashed a string of attacks against Ukrainian rail and fuel facilities Monday.
-
This week in Congress: Budget season in full bloom on Capitol Hill
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of April 25, 2021.
-
WWII veteran and civil rights lawyer Johnnie Jones dies
Johnnie A. Jones Sr. was drafted in 1942 and became the Army’s first African American warrant officer.
-
Remains of Korean War sergeant arrive home in Maryland
“I just thank God. I’m just happy to have him home. I prayed for this,” said one of Sgt. Roy Charles DeLauter’s three sisters.
-
Army program connects soldiers with civilian career opportunities
The Army PaYS program connects trained soldiers with civilian employers seeking their skillsets.
-
Ukraine leader pushes for more arms; US officials to visit
Ukraine’s leader is petitioning for more powerful Western weapons as he prepares to meet with top U.S. officials in the war-torn country’s capital.
-
FAA takes blame for Golden Knights‘ event that caused Capitol evacuation
The agency issued an apology on Friday and promised a full investigation into the incident.
