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US withdrawal and Afghanistan’s next chapter
Associated Press reporters who covered the Taliban’s lightning sweep across the country and the subsequent fallout reflect on the story and their own experiences.
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Excerpt: Marine, former senator writes about life, love in memoir ‘In the Arena’
Before Chuck Robb became the governor of Virginia and then a U.S. Senator, he started his career in service to his country as a Marine.
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Security talks with US, NATO to start next month, Russian foreign minister says
Last week, Moscow submitted draft security documents demanding that NATO deny membership to Ukraine and other former Soviet countries and roll back the alliance’s military deployments in Central and Eastern Europe.
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Private military housing company pleads guilty to fraud
Balfour Beatty Communities LLC pleaded guilty to major fraud and agreed to pay tens of millions in fines and restitution.
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One fully vaccinated service member has died of COVID-19 complications
The most recent deaths bring the military’s toll to 82.
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A strategic plan of attack for last-minute Christmas shopping
How to soldier through last-minute gift-giving without losing the war.
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Not-so-stealthy B-2 bomber caught on Google Earth
The B-2 is known for being virtually undetectable.
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Lack of a federal budget deal endangers veterans, VA secretary warns
The White House has asked for $270 billion in VA spending for the current fiscal year. Without the planned increases, “I can’t rule out impacts on individual veterans’ lives,” said Veterans Affairs Secretary Denis McDonough.
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Hawaii hearing over tainted Navy water ends without a ruling
The Navy is contesting an order by the state Department of Health to suspend Red Hill storage facility’s operations and empty the underground tanks after tests in recent weeks detected petroleum in the Navy’s tap water system.
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Excerpt: Autobiography tells story of ‘Special Duties Pilot’
John M. Billings traces his lifetime of flying and his most storied mission, Operation Greenup, in “Special Duties Pilot.”
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US withdrawal and Afghanistan’s next chapter
Associated Press reporters who covered the Taliban’s lightning sweep across the country and the subsequent fallout reflect on the story and their own experiences.
-
Excerpt: Marine, former senator writes about life, love in memoir ‘In the Arena’
Before Chuck Robb became the governor of Virginia and then a U.S. Senator, he started his career in service to his country as a Marine.
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Security talks with US, NATO to start next month, Russian foreign minister says
Last week, Moscow submitted draft security documents demanding that NATO deny membership to Ukraine and other former Soviet countries and roll back the alliance’s military deployments in Central and Eastern Europe.
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Private military housing company pleads guilty to fraud
Balfour Beatty Communities LLC pleaded guilty to major fraud and agreed to pay tens of millions in fines and restitution.
-
One fully vaccinated service member has died of COVID-19 complications
The most recent deaths bring the military’s toll to 82.
-
A strategic plan of attack for last-minute Christmas shopping
How to soldier through last-minute gift-giving without losing the war.
-
Not-so-stealthy B-2 bomber caught on Google Earth
The B-2 is known for being virtually undetectable.
-
Lack of a federal budget deal endangers veterans, VA secretary warns
The White House has asked for $270 billion in VA spending for the current fiscal year. Without the planned increases, “I can’t rule out impacts on individual veterans’ lives,” said Veterans Affairs Secretary Denis McDonough.
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Hawaii hearing over tainted Navy water ends without a ruling
The Navy is contesting an order by the state Department of Health to suspend Red Hill storage facility’s operations and empty the underground tanks after tests in recent weeks detected petroleum in the Navy’s tap water system.
-
Excerpt: Autobiography tells story of ‘Special Duties Pilot’
John M. Billings traces his lifetime of flying and his most storied mission, Operation Greenup, in “Special Duties Pilot.”
-
US withdrawal and Afghanistan’s next chapter
Associated Press reporters who covered the Taliban’s lightning sweep across the country and the subsequent fallout reflect on the story and their own experiences.
-
Excerpt: Marine, former senator writes about life, love in memoir ‘In the Arena’
Before Chuck Robb became the governor of Virginia and then a U.S. Senator, he started his career in service to his country as a Marine.
-
Security talks with US, NATO to start next month, Russian foreign minister says
Last week, Moscow submitted draft security documents demanding that NATO deny membership to Ukraine and other former Soviet countries and roll back the alliance’s military deployments in Central and Eastern Europe.
-
Private military housing company pleads guilty to fraud
Balfour Beatty Communities LLC pleaded guilty to major fraud and agreed to pay tens of millions in fines and restitution.
-
One fully vaccinated service member has died of COVID-19 complications
The most recent deaths bring the military’s toll to 82.
-
A strategic plan of attack for last-minute Christmas shopping
How to soldier through last-minute gift-giving without losing the war.
-
Not-so-stealthy B-2 bomber caught on Google Earth
The B-2 is known for being virtually undetectable.
-
Lack of a federal budget deal endangers veterans, VA secretary warns
The White House has asked for $270 billion in VA spending for the current fiscal year. Without the planned increases, “I can’t rule out impacts on individual veterans’ lives,” said Veterans Affairs Secretary Denis McDonough.
-
Hawaii hearing over tainted Navy water ends without a ruling
The Navy is contesting an order by the state Department of Health to suspend Red Hill storage facility’s operations and empty the underground tanks after tests in recent weeks detected petroleum in the Navy’s tap water system.
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Excerpt: Autobiography tells story of ‘Special Duties Pilot’
John M. Billings traces his lifetime of flying and his most storied mission, Operation Greenup, in “Special Duties Pilot.”
