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Bigger bonuses, more child care aid for VA employees under new workforce plan
VA Secretary Denis McDonough outlined the changes in a department-wide speech on Wednesday.
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AFRICOM’s Flintlock exercise to kick off in Cote d’Ivoire amid regional tensions
Flintlock 2022 will be taking place Feb. 15-28 in Cote d’Ivoire.
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Iran unveils new missile it says can strike US bases, Israel
Iran’s state TV said the missile has high accuracy, is manufactured completely domestically, and can defeat missile shield systems.
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Here’s how to evaluate your 2022 GI Bill benefits
It’s essential to investigate what benefits you’re entitled to, the current 2022 benefit limits, and which schools are VA approved — and provide funding additional to your benefits.
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Tracking adverse reactions to dietary supplements could help military readiness
Dietary supplements are readily available in retail stores on military bases, niche stores close to military bases, and over the internet.
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House approves short-term bill averting federal shutdown
Senate passage, expected soon, will send the bill to President Joe Biden for his signature.
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Want to use both Post-9/11 and Montgomery GI Bill benefits? Hurry up and wait.
An ongoing court could affect education benefits for nearly 2 million veterans.
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CENTCOM needs more resources to counter Afghanistan terror threat: nominee
Lt. Gen. Michael Kurilla says policing Afghanistan from afar is “extremely difficult, but not impossible.”
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‘Hand of Russia’ visible in African coups says AFRICOM boss
“I think I have received reports of Russian involvement at least in Sudan in the not too distant past,” AFRICOM Commander Gen. Stephen Townsend said.
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Fewer veterans were in homeless shelters last year. Was COVID the reason?
Federal officials saw a 10 percent decrease in sheltered homeless veterans in January 2021.
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Bigger bonuses, more child care aid for VA employees under new workforce plan
VA Secretary Denis McDonough outlined the changes in a department-wide speech on Wednesday.
-
AFRICOM’s Flintlock exercise to kick off in Cote d’Ivoire amid regional tensions
Flintlock 2022 will be taking place Feb. 15-28 in Cote d’Ivoire.
-
Iran unveils new missile it says can strike US bases, Israel
Iran’s state TV said the missile has high accuracy, is manufactured completely domestically, and can defeat missile shield systems.
-
Here’s how to evaluate your 2022 GI Bill benefits
It’s essential to investigate what benefits you’re entitled to, the current 2022 benefit limits, and which schools are VA approved — and provide funding additional to your benefits.
-
Tracking adverse reactions to dietary supplements could help military readiness
Dietary supplements are readily available in retail stores on military bases, niche stores close to military bases, and over the internet.
-
House approves short-term bill averting federal shutdown
Senate passage, expected soon, will send the bill to President Joe Biden for his signature.
-
Want to use both Post-9/11 and Montgomery GI Bill benefits? Hurry up and wait.
An ongoing court could affect education benefits for nearly 2 million veterans.
-
CENTCOM needs more resources to counter Afghanistan terror threat: nominee
Lt. Gen. Michael Kurilla says policing Afghanistan from afar is “extremely difficult, but not impossible.”
-
‘Hand of Russia’ visible in African coups says AFRICOM boss
“I think I have received reports of Russian involvement at least in Sudan in the not too distant past,” AFRICOM Commander Gen. Stephen Townsend said.
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Fewer veterans were in homeless shelters last year. Was COVID the reason?
Federal officials saw a 10 percent decrease in sheltered homeless veterans in January 2021.
-
Bigger bonuses, more child care aid for VA employees under new workforce plan
VA Secretary Denis McDonough outlined the changes in a department-wide speech on Wednesday.
-
AFRICOM’s Flintlock exercise to kick off in Cote d’Ivoire amid regional tensions
Flintlock 2022 will be taking place Feb. 15-28 in Cote d’Ivoire.
-
Iran unveils new missile it says can strike US bases, Israel
Iran’s state TV said the missile has high accuracy, is manufactured completely domestically, and can defeat missile shield systems.
-
Here’s how to evaluate your 2022 GI Bill benefits
It’s essential to investigate what benefits you’re entitled to, the current 2022 benefit limits, and which schools are VA approved — and provide funding additional to your benefits.
-
Tracking adverse reactions to dietary supplements could help military readiness
Dietary supplements are readily available in retail stores on military bases, niche stores close to military bases, and over the internet.
-
House approves short-term bill averting federal shutdown
Senate passage, expected soon, will send the bill to President Joe Biden for his signature.
-
Want to use both Post-9/11 and Montgomery GI Bill benefits? Hurry up and wait.
An ongoing court could affect education benefits for nearly 2 million veterans.
-
CENTCOM needs more resources to counter Afghanistan terror threat: nominee
Lt. Gen. Michael Kurilla says policing Afghanistan from afar is “extremely difficult, but not impossible.”
-
‘Hand of Russia’ visible in African coups says AFRICOM boss
“I think I have received reports of Russian involvement at least in Sudan in the not too distant past,” AFRICOM Commander Gen. Stephen Townsend said.
-
Fewer veterans were in homeless shelters last year. Was COVID the reason?
Federal officials saw a 10 percent decrease in sheltered homeless veterans in January 2021.
