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Marine veteran ‘wrongfully detained’ in Russia reportedly ends hunger strike
The former Marine Corps presidential guard member is serving a nine-year prison sentence.
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Russia faces global outrage over bodies in Ukraine’s streets
Ukrainian officials said the bodies of 410 civilians were found in towns around Kyiv that were recaptured from Russian forces in recent days.
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This week in Congress: Austin and Milley face questions over the FY23 budget
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of April 4, 2022.
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Hell at Abbey Gate: Chaos, confusion and death in the final days of the war in Afghanistan
In firsthand accounts, Afghan civilians and U.S. Marines describe the desperate struggle to flee through the Kabul airport’s last open entrance.
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Pentagon policies don’t do enough to prevent harm to civilians: report
The military has been following its guidelines, but its guidelines don’t do enough to mitigate civilian casualties, the report found.
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Will the ghost of Korematsu haunt the Supreme Court?
The U.S. Supreme Court slightly narrowed an injunction protecting 35 Navy SEALs from the Department of Defense’s Covid-19 vaccine mandate. The author of this commentary argues its deference to the military is misplaced.
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Ukrainian helicopters raid oil depot in Russian city: reports
The Mi-24 helicopters can be seen launching missiles at the depot in videos posted to social media.
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Veterans unemployment drops to lowest level in three years
About 8.7 million veterans reported steady employment in March, up more than 200,000 from a year ago.
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7 ways to boost mental health for military families amid helpless feelings in Ukrainian crisis
Are the mental health effects for the military community piling up from the suffering in Ukraine, the suffering in Afghanistan, and the two years of pandemic?
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17 years on, military sexual assault prevention is ‘early in development’: Pentagon report
Evaluations of 20 installations found that prevention efforts aren’t where they need to be.
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Marine veteran ‘wrongfully detained’ in Russia reportedly ends hunger strike
The former Marine Corps presidential guard member is serving a nine-year prison sentence.
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Russia faces global outrage over bodies in Ukraine’s streets
Ukrainian officials said the bodies of 410 civilians were found in towns around Kyiv that were recaptured from Russian forces in recent days.
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This week in Congress: Austin and Milley face questions over the FY23 budget
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of April 4, 2022.
-
Hell at Abbey Gate: Chaos, confusion and death in the final days of the war in Afghanistan
In firsthand accounts, Afghan civilians and U.S. Marines describe the desperate struggle to flee through the Kabul airport’s last open entrance.
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Pentagon policies don’t do enough to prevent harm to civilians: report
The military has been following its guidelines, but its guidelines don’t do enough to mitigate civilian casualties, the report found.
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Will the ghost of Korematsu haunt the Supreme Court?
The U.S. Supreme Court slightly narrowed an injunction protecting 35 Navy SEALs from the Department of Defense’s Covid-19 vaccine mandate. The author of this commentary argues its deference to the military is misplaced.
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Ukrainian helicopters raid oil depot in Russian city: reports
The Mi-24 helicopters can be seen launching missiles at the depot in videos posted to social media.
-
Veterans unemployment drops to lowest level in three years
About 8.7 million veterans reported steady employment in March, up more than 200,000 from a year ago.
-
7 ways to boost mental health for military families amid helpless feelings in Ukrainian crisis
Are the mental health effects for the military community piling up from the suffering in Ukraine, the suffering in Afghanistan, and the two years of pandemic?
-
17 years on, military sexual assault prevention is ‘early in development’: Pentagon report
Evaluations of 20 installations found that prevention efforts aren’t where they need to be.
-
Marine veteran ‘wrongfully detained’ in Russia reportedly ends hunger strike
The former Marine Corps presidential guard member is serving a nine-year prison sentence.
-
Russia faces global outrage over bodies in Ukraine’s streets
Ukrainian officials said the bodies of 410 civilians were found in towns around Kyiv that were recaptured from Russian forces in recent days.
-
This week in Congress: Austin and Milley face questions over the FY23 budget
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of April 4, 2022.
-
Hell at Abbey Gate: Chaos, confusion and death in the final days of the war in Afghanistan
In firsthand accounts, Afghan civilians and U.S. Marines describe the desperate struggle to flee through the Kabul airport’s last open entrance.
-
Pentagon policies don’t do enough to prevent harm to civilians: report
The military has been following its guidelines, but its guidelines don’t do enough to mitigate civilian casualties, the report found.
-
Will the ghost of Korematsu haunt the Supreme Court?
The U.S. Supreme Court slightly narrowed an injunction protecting 35 Navy SEALs from the Department of Defense’s Covid-19 vaccine mandate. The author of this commentary argues its deference to the military is misplaced.
-
Ukrainian helicopters raid oil depot in Russian city: reports
The Mi-24 helicopters can be seen launching missiles at the depot in videos posted to social media.
-
Veterans unemployment drops to lowest level in three years
About 8.7 million veterans reported steady employment in March, up more than 200,000 from a year ago.
-
7 ways to boost mental health for military families amid helpless feelings in Ukrainian crisis
Are the mental health effects for the military community piling up from the suffering in Ukraine, the suffering in Afghanistan, and the two years of pandemic?
-
17 years on, military sexual assault prevention is ‘early in development’: Pentagon report
Evaluations of 20 installations found that prevention efforts aren’t where they need to be.
