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Banning gender affirming care impacts service members and families
Conservative lawmakers are trying to turn back the clock, when it’s clear the majority of Americans, and troops themselves, support transgender troops.
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Nearly two years later, Afghan allies still left hoping for help
Advocates worry that Congress may never pass reforms needed to help Afghan allies safely escape the Taliban and resettle in America.
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9 best places to cry inside the Pentagon
Working at the Pentagon, home to the U.S. Department of Defense, is not exactly an easy job.
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Financial Preparedness for a Natural Disaster — Money Minute
Personal finance expert Jeanette Mack discusses how to make sure you’re prepared financially for a natural disaster.
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Insights from tomorrow’s frontlines: C4ISRNET dives into trends at TechNet Augusta
From bringing your own device, to the latest in electronic warfare, C4ISRNET’s Colin Demarest breaks down what’s happening at the TechNet conference in Augusta.
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Hypersonic test and sensors front and center in Space and Missile Defense Symposium
Look out in the coming year for several hypersonic glide body tests, and sensors to alert for missile tests.
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Convicted: Woman gets 30 years in Vanessa Guillén case
Cecily Aguilar was sentenced for 30 years for helping a killer dump Vanessa Guillén’s body.
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Large-Scale Exercise tests Navy’s global reach amid multiple threats
The Navy conducted Large Scale Exercise in-person and virtually to answer the question: How can the sea service handle multiple global threats at once?
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Moving troops and gear over an endless sea: How the Air Force is rethinking mobility in the Pacific
Seven allied air forces, along with 3,000 airmen and 70 mobility aircraft, train to solve the logistic challenges of a war in the Pacific.
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Women in Army SOF resorted to buying their own armor, study finds
Nearly half of the women in U.S. Army Special Operations Command reported problems with the way their gear fits and some have resorted to buying their own.
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Banning gender affirming care impacts service members and families
Conservative lawmakers are trying to turn back the clock, when it’s clear the majority of Americans, and troops themselves, support transgender troops.
-
Nearly two years later, Afghan allies still left hoping for help
Advocates worry that Congress may never pass reforms needed to help Afghan allies safely escape the Taliban and resettle in America.
-
9 best places to cry inside the Pentagon
Working at the Pentagon, home to the U.S. Department of Defense, is not exactly an easy job.
-
Financial Preparedness for a Natural Disaster — Money Minute
Personal finance expert Jeanette Mack discusses how to make sure you’re prepared financially for a natural disaster.
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Insights from tomorrow’s frontlines: C4ISRNET dives into trends at TechNet Augusta
From bringing your own device, to the latest in electronic warfare, C4ISRNET’s Colin Demarest breaks down what’s happening at the TechNet conference in Augusta.
-
Hypersonic test and sensors front and center in Space and Missile Defense Symposium
Look out in the coming year for several hypersonic glide body tests, and sensors to alert for missile tests.
-
Convicted: Woman gets 30 years in Vanessa Guillén case
Cecily Aguilar was sentenced for 30 years for helping a killer dump Vanessa Guillén’s body.
-
Large-Scale Exercise tests Navy’s global reach amid multiple threats
The Navy conducted Large Scale Exercise in-person and virtually to answer the question: How can the sea service handle multiple global threats at once?
-
Moving troops and gear over an endless sea: How the Air Force is rethinking mobility in the Pacific
Seven allied air forces, along with 3,000 airmen and 70 mobility aircraft, train to solve the logistic challenges of a war in the Pacific.
-
Women in Army SOF resorted to buying their own armor, study finds
Nearly half of the women in U.S. Army Special Operations Command reported problems with the way their gear fits and some have resorted to buying their own.
-
Banning gender affirming care impacts service members and families
Conservative lawmakers are trying to turn back the clock, when it’s clear the majority of Americans, and troops themselves, support transgender troops.
-
Nearly two years later, Afghan allies still left hoping for help
Advocates worry that Congress may never pass reforms needed to help Afghan allies safely escape the Taliban and resettle in America.
-
9 best places to cry inside the Pentagon
Working at the Pentagon, home to the U.S. Department of Defense, is not exactly an easy job.
-
Financial Preparedness for a Natural Disaster — Money Minute
Personal finance expert Jeanette Mack discusses how to make sure you’re prepared financially for a natural disaster.
-
Insights from tomorrow’s frontlines: C4ISRNET dives into trends at TechNet Augusta
From bringing your own device, to the latest in electronic warfare, C4ISRNET’s Colin Demarest breaks down what’s happening at the TechNet conference in Augusta.
-
Hypersonic test and sensors front and center in Space and Missile Defense Symposium
Look out in the coming year for several hypersonic glide body tests, and sensors to alert for missile tests.
-
Convicted: Woman gets 30 years in Vanessa Guillén case
Cecily Aguilar was sentenced for 30 years for helping a killer dump Vanessa Guillén’s body.
-
Large-Scale Exercise tests Navy’s global reach amid multiple threats
The Navy conducted Large Scale Exercise in-person and virtually to answer the question: How can the sea service handle multiple global threats at once?
-
Moving troops and gear over an endless sea: How the Air Force is rethinking mobility in the Pacific
Seven allied air forces, along with 3,000 airmen and 70 mobility aircraft, train to solve the logistic challenges of a war in the Pacific.
-
Women in Army SOF resorted to buying their own armor, study finds
Nearly half of the women in U.S. Army Special Operations Command reported problems with the way their gear fits and some have resorted to buying their own.
