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Veterans Affairs budget would get another big boost under White House’s 2023 spending plan
Administration officials are pushing for a 20 percent increase in VA program funding for next fiscal year.
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US, Filipino forces start war drills in region facing Taiwan
Thousands of American and Filipino forces opened on Monday one of their largest combat exercises in years.
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Russia shifts focus to try to grind Ukraine’s army in east
The bulk of the Ukrainian army is concentrated in eastern Ukraine, where it has been locked up in fighting with Moscow-backed separatists in a nearly eight-year conflict.
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This week in Congress: White House’s FY23 budget plan finally arrives on Capitol Hill
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of March 28, 2022.
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Biden lashes at Putin, calls for Western resolve for freedom
President Joe Biden’s speech marked the end of a four-day trip to Europe, where he met with NATO and other Western leaders.
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For service members learning to speak civilian, it’s about softening the edges
Troops leaving the military—especially for the first time—can feel misunderstood. Here’s how they can better communicate with their new civilian peers.
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Pentagon reconsidering troop levels in Europe amid Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
More than 90,000 American troops are on the ground in Europe now.
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Which supplements are banned by the military? Better check this database
A new Defense Department instruction requires training on dietary supplements, as well as a database for every banned substance.
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Biden in Poland to see US troops
Biden planned to meet with members of the U.S. Army’s 82nd Airborne Division, who are serving alongside Polish troops.
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VA’s caregiver review would’ve booted 90% of young vets from program
The figure is nearly three times higher than what department officials had predicted last fall.
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Veterans Affairs budget would get another big boost under White House’s 2023 spending plan
Administration officials are pushing for a 20 percent increase in VA program funding for next fiscal year.
-
US, Filipino forces start war drills in region facing Taiwan
Thousands of American and Filipino forces opened on Monday one of their largest combat exercises in years.
-
Russia shifts focus to try to grind Ukraine’s army in east
The bulk of the Ukrainian army is concentrated in eastern Ukraine, where it has been locked up in fighting with Moscow-backed separatists in a nearly eight-year conflict.
-
This week in Congress: White House’s FY23 budget plan finally arrives on Capitol Hill
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of March 28, 2022.
-
Biden lashes at Putin, calls for Western resolve for freedom
President Joe Biden’s speech marked the end of a four-day trip to Europe, where he met with NATO and other Western leaders.
-
For service members learning to speak civilian, it’s about softening the edges
Troops leaving the military—especially for the first time—can feel misunderstood. Here’s how they can better communicate with their new civilian peers.
-
Pentagon reconsidering troop levels in Europe amid Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
More than 90,000 American troops are on the ground in Europe now.
-
Which supplements are banned by the military? Better check this database
A new Defense Department instruction requires training on dietary supplements, as well as a database for every banned substance.
-
Biden in Poland to see US troops
Biden planned to meet with members of the U.S. Army’s 82nd Airborne Division, who are serving alongside Polish troops.
-
VA’s caregiver review would’ve booted 90% of young vets from program
The figure is nearly three times higher than what department officials had predicted last fall.
-
Veterans Affairs budget would get another big boost under White House’s 2023 spending plan
Administration officials are pushing for a 20 percent increase in VA program funding for next fiscal year.
-
US, Filipino forces start war drills in region facing Taiwan
Thousands of American and Filipino forces opened on Monday one of their largest combat exercises in years.
-
Russia shifts focus to try to grind Ukraine’s army in east
The bulk of the Ukrainian army is concentrated in eastern Ukraine, where it has been locked up in fighting with Moscow-backed separatists in a nearly eight-year conflict.
-
This week in Congress: White House’s FY23 budget plan finally arrives on Capitol Hill
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of March 28, 2022.
-
Biden lashes at Putin, calls for Western resolve for freedom
President Joe Biden’s speech marked the end of a four-day trip to Europe, where he met with NATO and other Western leaders.
-
For service members learning to speak civilian, it’s about softening the edges
Troops leaving the military—especially for the first time—can feel misunderstood. Here’s how they can better communicate with their new civilian peers.
-
Pentagon reconsidering troop levels in Europe amid Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
More than 90,000 American troops are on the ground in Europe now.
-
Which supplements are banned by the military? Better check this database
A new Defense Department instruction requires training on dietary supplements, as well as a database for every banned substance.
-
Biden in Poland to see US troops
Biden planned to meet with members of the U.S. Army’s 82nd Airborne Division, who are serving alongside Polish troops.
-
VA’s caregiver review would’ve booted 90% of young vets from program
The figure is nearly three times higher than what department officials had predicted last fall.
