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Health chief concerned by reports of improper surgeries at Kansas VA
ProPublica detailed cases of doctors overusing expensive medical devices to help boost corporate profits.
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As egg prices soar, how does DOD avoid scrambling to keep troops fed?
Don’t expect to see a chow hall devoid of eggs any time soon.
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Russia suspends only remaining major nuclear treaty with US
Speaking in his state-of-the-nation address, President Vladimr Putin said Russia should stand ready to resume nuclear weapons tests if the U.S. does so.
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Fixing the Navy’s suicide crisis, without more mental health personnel
How do we train sailors to be better leaders, better mentors, better “suicide preventers”?
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US ends search for objects shot down over Alaska, Lake Huron
The U.S. and Canada “conducted systematic searches of each area using a variety of capabilities” but and did not find debris.
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Nearly half of junior enlisted spouses coped with food insecurity
Higher percentages of Marine Corps and Army spouses reported food insecurity, in the DoD survey.
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Ukrainian battalion completes first combined-arms training in Germany
More than 600 troops trained on the Bradley fighting vehicle.
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Q&A: Leadership Transition Institute CEO on moving on from military
A Q&A with Annie Brock, CEO and founder of the Leader Transition Institute.
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Four US troops wounded in helicopter raid that killed ISIS leader
Injuries to the four service members, as well as one working dog, were sustained when there was “an explosion on target.”
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US launches artificial intelligence military use initiative
The initiative seeks to impose order on an emerging technology that can change the way war is waged.
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Health chief concerned by reports of improper surgeries at Kansas VA
ProPublica detailed cases of doctors overusing expensive medical devices to help boost corporate profits.
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As egg prices soar, how does DOD avoid scrambling to keep troops fed?
Don’t expect to see a chow hall devoid of eggs any time soon.
-
Russia suspends only remaining major nuclear treaty with US
Speaking in his state-of-the-nation address, President Vladimr Putin said Russia should stand ready to resume nuclear weapons tests if the U.S. does so.
-
Fixing the Navy’s suicide crisis, without more mental health personnel
How do we train sailors to be better leaders, better mentors, better “suicide preventers”?
-
US ends search for objects shot down over Alaska, Lake Huron
The U.S. and Canada “conducted systematic searches of each area using a variety of capabilities” but and did not find debris.
-
Nearly half of junior enlisted spouses coped with food insecurity
Higher percentages of Marine Corps and Army spouses reported food insecurity, in the DoD survey.
-
Ukrainian battalion completes first combined-arms training in Germany
More than 600 troops trained on the Bradley fighting vehicle.
-
Q&A: Leadership Transition Institute CEO on moving on from military
A Q&A with Annie Brock, CEO and founder of the Leader Transition Institute.
-
Four US troops wounded in helicopter raid that killed ISIS leader
Injuries to the four service members, as well as one working dog, were sustained when there was “an explosion on target.”
-
US launches artificial intelligence military use initiative
The initiative seeks to impose order on an emerging technology that can change the way war is waged.
-
Health chief concerned by reports of improper surgeries at Kansas VA
ProPublica detailed cases of doctors overusing expensive medical devices to help boost corporate profits.
-
As egg prices soar, how does DOD avoid scrambling to keep troops fed?
Don’t expect to see a chow hall devoid of eggs any time soon.
-
Russia suspends only remaining major nuclear treaty with US
Speaking in his state-of-the-nation address, President Vladimr Putin said Russia should stand ready to resume nuclear weapons tests if the U.S. does so.
-
Fixing the Navy’s suicide crisis, without more mental health personnel
How do we train sailors to be better leaders, better mentors, better “suicide preventers”?
-
US ends search for objects shot down over Alaska, Lake Huron
The U.S. and Canada “conducted systematic searches of each area using a variety of capabilities” but and did not find debris.
-
Nearly half of junior enlisted spouses coped with food insecurity
Higher percentages of Marine Corps and Army spouses reported food insecurity, in the DoD survey.
-
Ukrainian battalion completes first combined-arms training in Germany
More than 600 troops trained on the Bradley fighting vehicle.
-
Q&A: Leadership Transition Institute CEO on moving on from military
A Q&A with Annie Brock, CEO and founder of the Leader Transition Institute.
-
Four US troops wounded in helicopter raid that killed ISIS leader
Injuries to the four service members, as well as one working dog, were sustained when there was “an explosion on target.”
-
US launches artificial intelligence military use initiative
The initiative seeks to impose order on an emerging technology that can change the way war is waged.
