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Russia has yet to slow a Western arms express into Ukraine
Russian military is making little headway halting what has become a historic arms express.
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Tricare Facebook post provokes ire of military families with autistic members
‘Autism acceptance posts are all great, but only with the actions to back it up,’ one Facebook member responded to a Tricare message.
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Veterans of terrorist attacks and families push for access to Afghanistan funds
At issue is about $3.5 billion in money from the Afghan central bank the White House has set aside to settle lawsuits.
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Wounded veteran who oversaw construction of Korean War memorial dies at 96
Weber served during World War II and the Korean War.
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Virginia GOP official resigns after revelation of his call to lynch the defense secretary
The election board official used the n-word and called for “a good public lynching.”
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How to leverage your connections to land a civilian job
Networking is critical to building a civilian career.
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VA leaders failing to report problematic physicians to state authorities
A watchdog warned the lack of reporting by department officials could leave the public at risk.
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The US military should be prepared for a humanitarian assistance role in the Ukraine crisis
Since the start of the Russian invasion on February 24, more than 4.1 million people have fled Ukraine.
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With COVID mission over, Pentagon plans for next pandemic
U.S. military medical teams deployed during the coronavirus pandemic brought back lessons as the Defense Department looks to see what worked and what didn’t.
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Army generals to be nominated to lead European Command, Special Operations Command: report
The heads of U.S. Army Europe and Africa Command and Joint Special Operations Command have been selected, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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Russia has yet to slow a Western arms express into Ukraine
Russian military is making little headway halting what has become a historic arms express.
-
Tricare Facebook post provokes ire of military families with autistic members
‘Autism acceptance posts are all great, but only with the actions to back it up,’ one Facebook member responded to a Tricare message.
-
Veterans of terrorist attacks and families push for access to Afghanistan funds
At issue is about $3.5 billion in money from the Afghan central bank the White House has set aside to settle lawsuits.
-
Wounded veteran who oversaw construction of Korean War memorial dies at 96
Weber served during World War II and the Korean War.
-
Virginia GOP official resigns after revelation of his call to lynch the defense secretary
The election board official used the n-word and called for “a good public lynching.”
-
How to leverage your connections to land a civilian job
Networking is critical to building a civilian career.
-
VA leaders failing to report problematic physicians to state authorities
A watchdog warned the lack of reporting by department officials could leave the public at risk.
-
The US military should be prepared for a humanitarian assistance role in the Ukraine crisis
Since the start of the Russian invasion on February 24, more than 4.1 million people have fled Ukraine.
-
With COVID mission over, Pentagon plans for next pandemic
U.S. military medical teams deployed during the coronavirus pandemic brought back lessons as the Defense Department looks to see what worked and what didn’t.
-
Army generals to be nominated to lead European Command, Special Operations Command: report
The heads of U.S. Army Europe and Africa Command and Joint Special Operations Command have been selected, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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Russia has yet to slow a Western arms express into Ukraine
Russian military is making little headway halting what has become a historic arms express.
-
Tricare Facebook post provokes ire of military families with autistic members
‘Autism acceptance posts are all great, but only with the actions to back it up,’ one Facebook member responded to a Tricare message.
-
Veterans of terrorist attacks and families push for access to Afghanistan funds
At issue is about $3.5 billion in money from the Afghan central bank the White House has set aside to settle lawsuits.
-
Wounded veteran who oversaw construction of Korean War memorial dies at 96
Weber served during World War II and the Korean War.
-
Virginia GOP official resigns after revelation of his call to lynch the defense secretary
The election board official used the n-word and called for “a good public lynching.”
-
How to leverage your connections to land a civilian job
Networking is critical to building a civilian career.
-
VA leaders failing to report problematic physicians to state authorities
A watchdog warned the lack of reporting by department officials could leave the public at risk.
-
The US military should be prepared for a humanitarian assistance role in the Ukraine crisis
Since the start of the Russian invasion on February 24, more than 4.1 million people have fled Ukraine.
-
With COVID mission over, Pentagon plans for next pandemic
U.S. military medical teams deployed during the coronavirus pandemic brought back lessons as the Defense Department looks to see what worked and what didn’t.
-
Army generals to be nominated to lead European Command, Special Operations Command: report
The heads of U.S. Army Europe and Africa Command and Joint Special Operations Command have been selected, the Wall Street Journal reported.
