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Future vertical lift will redefine the ‘golden hour’
The golden hour is a concept that presumes that some deaths are preventable if appropriate and timely care is provided.
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New committee to help improve care for Native American veterans
The Veterans Affairs Advisory Committee on Tribal and Indian Affairs will help suggest innovative approaches to serving Native American veterans.
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Pentagon reveals info on $200M military aid to Ukraine, including more Javelins
President Joe Biden authorized a $200 million package of additional military assistance for Ukraine in recent weeks, the Pentagon confirmed.
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Students’ scores in DoD schools among highest in the nation, report says
Students with disabilities and Black and Hispanic students also scored consistently higher than their peers, according to the analysis conducted by the Government Accountability Office.
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He told investors he was a spec ops war hero. Prosecutors say it was a ruse.
Derek Robert Hamm, 38, faces up to 20 years in prison for 33 different charges against him, including wire fraud and stolen valor.
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Hero Capitol Police officer credits military training for his calm on Jan. 6
In his first public remarks since the attack, Eugene Goodman said his Army training kicked in as the situation worsened.
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More troops could be put on alert for Ukraine response
The Pentagon is not ruling out putting more than the original 8,500 on alert.
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She helped $15 million Tricare fraud scheme to push unneeded drugs on vets
Bonnie Jean Lawless Diaz, who pleaded guilty, was sentenced for her role in a conspiracy that pushed unneeded medicines on veterans.
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VA pauses punishment for non-medical staff still unvaccinated against COVID
Staffers in non-medical posts will not face firings while a court battle over the vaccine mandate is pending.
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Future vertical lift will redefine the ‘golden hour’
The golden hour is a concept that presumes that some deaths are preventable if appropriate and timely care is provided.
-
New committee to help improve care for Native American veterans
The Veterans Affairs Advisory Committee on Tribal and Indian Affairs will help suggest innovative approaches to serving Native American veterans.
-
Pentagon reveals info on $200M military aid to Ukraine, including more Javelins
President Joe Biden authorized a $200 million package of additional military assistance for Ukraine in recent weeks, the Pentagon confirmed.
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Students’ scores in DoD schools among highest in the nation, report says
Students with disabilities and Black and Hispanic students also scored consistently higher than their peers, according to the analysis conducted by the Government Accountability Office.
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He told investors he was a spec ops war hero. Prosecutors say it was a ruse.
Derek Robert Hamm, 38, faces up to 20 years in prison for 33 different charges against him, including wire fraud and stolen valor.
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This tactical clip takes the fight to your hair
They come in a pack of four.
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Hero Capitol Police officer credits military training for his calm on Jan. 6
In his first public remarks since the attack, Eugene Goodman said his Army training kicked in as the situation worsened.
-
More troops could be put on alert for Ukraine response
The Pentagon is not ruling out putting more than the original 8,500 on alert.
-
She helped $15 million Tricare fraud scheme to push unneeded drugs on vets
Bonnie Jean Lawless Diaz, who pleaded guilty, was sentenced for her role in a conspiracy that pushed unneeded medicines on veterans.
-
VA pauses punishment for non-medical staff still unvaccinated against COVID
Staffers in non-medical posts will not face firings while a court battle over the vaccine mandate is pending.
-
Future vertical lift will redefine the ‘golden hour’
The golden hour is a concept that presumes that some deaths are preventable if appropriate and timely care is provided.
-
New committee to help improve care for Native American veterans
The Veterans Affairs Advisory Committee on Tribal and Indian Affairs will help suggest innovative approaches to serving Native American veterans.
-
Pentagon reveals info on $200M military aid to Ukraine, including more Javelins
President Joe Biden authorized a $200 million package of additional military assistance for Ukraine in recent weeks, the Pentagon confirmed.
-
Students’ scores in DoD schools among highest in the nation, report says
Students with disabilities and Black and Hispanic students also scored consistently higher than their peers, according to the analysis conducted by the Government Accountability Office.
-
He told investors he was a spec ops war hero. Prosecutors say it was a ruse.
Derek Robert Hamm, 38, faces up to 20 years in prison for 33 different charges against him, including wire fraud and stolen valor.
-
This tactical clip takes the fight to your hair
They come in a pack of four.
-
Hero Capitol Police officer credits military training for his calm on Jan. 6
In his first public remarks since the attack, Eugene Goodman said his Army training kicked in as the situation worsened.
-
More troops could be put on alert for Ukraine response
The Pentagon is not ruling out putting more than the original 8,500 on alert.
-
She helped $15 million Tricare fraud scheme to push unneeded drugs on vets
Bonnie Jean Lawless Diaz, who pleaded guilty, was sentenced for her role in a conspiracy that pushed unneeded medicines on veterans.
-
VA pauses punishment for non-medical staff still unvaccinated against COVID
Staffers in non-medical posts will not face firings while a court battle over the vaccine mandate is pending.
