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Colorado Guard JAG officer suing superiors over his participation in BLM protests
Army Capt. Alan Kennedy, a part-time JAG in the Colorado National Guard, is suing his superiors for giving him discipline and reprimands he claims limited his off-duty freedom of speech.
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Meet the Guard’s one-year pandemic vets
Military Times spoke with two troops who have been on duty battling the COVID-19 pandemic since spring 2020 to chart the course of the Guard’s response through their eyes.
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Guard leading Maryland’s efforts to increase COVID vaccine rates among minority groups
Army Brig. Gen. Janeen Birckhead is spearheading Maryland’s vaccine equity efforts, which are seeing success thus far.
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How courts may make paid military leave as common as paid sick leave
Multiple class action lawsuits could soon result in paid short-term military leave for hundreds of thousands of reserve component troops.
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These Guard troops on COVID duty vaccinated their grandmothers
The National Guard has administered more than 6 million doses since December.
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Above average 2021 Atlantic hurricane season may keep Guard busy, threaten bases
Storm projections for the Atlantic basin in 2021 indicate the Guard may stay busy.
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Thousands of name errors possible in new Korean War remembrance wall, advocates fear
Data errors mean that there could be hundreds of mistakes included on the planned Wall of Remembrance at the Korean War Veterans Memorial in the nation’s capital.
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18 Army instructors charged with sexual abuse since 2019, data shows
The charges were filed under a new law, Article 93a of the Uniform Code of Military Justice, designed to protect trainees, cadets and applicants from sexual abuse.
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The Guard isn’t going home. Leaders fear retention may suffer
The high operational tempo for the National Guard has continued into 2021, and that has some senior leaders concerned about retention.
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Anticipating demonstrations and disturbances, DC Guard deployment to continue through end of March
Thousands of National Guard troops will remain on duty in the nation’s capital as the impeachment trial of former president Donald Trump begins.
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Colorado Guard JAG officer suing superiors over his participation in BLM protests
Army Capt. Alan Kennedy, a part-time JAG in the Colorado National Guard, is suing his superiors for giving him discipline and reprimands he claims limited his off-duty freedom of speech.
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Meet the Guard’s one-year pandemic vets
Military Times spoke with two troops who have been on duty battling the COVID-19 pandemic since spring 2020 to chart the course of the Guard’s response through their eyes.
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Guard leading Maryland’s efforts to increase COVID vaccine rates among minority groups
Army Brig. Gen. Janeen Birckhead is spearheading Maryland’s vaccine equity efforts, which are seeing success thus far.
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How courts may make paid military leave as common as paid sick leave
Multiple class action lawsuits could soon result in paid short-term military leave for hundreds of thousands of reserve component troops.
-
These Guard troops on COVID duty vaccinated their grandmothers
The National Guard has administered more than 6 million doses since December.
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Above average 2021 Atlantic hurricane season may keep Guard busy, threaten bases
Storm projections for the Atlantic basin in 2021 indicate the Guard may stay busy.
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Thousands of name errors possible in new Korean War remembrance wall, advocates fear
Data errors mean that there could be hundreds of mistakes included on the planned Wall of Remembrance at the Korean War Veterans Memorial in the nation’s capital.
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18 Army instructors charged with sexual abuse since 2019, data shows
The charges were filed under a new law, Article 93a of the Uniform Code of Military Justice, designed to protect trainees, cadets and applicants from sexual abuse.
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The Guard isn’t going home. Leaders fear retention may suffer
The high operational tempo for the National Guard has continued into 2021, and that has some senior leaders concerned about retention.
-
Anticipating demonstrations and disturbances, DC Guard deployment to continue through end of March
Thousands of National Guard troops will remain on duty in the nation’s capital as the impeachment trial of former president Donald Trump begins.
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Colorado Guard JAG officer suing superiors over his participation in BLM protests
Army Capt. Alan Kennedy, a part-time JAG in the Colorado National Guard, is suing his superiors for giving him discipline and reprimands he claims limited his off-duty freedom of speech.
-
Meet the Guard’s one-year pandemic vets
Military Times spoke with two troops who have been on duty battling the COVID-19 pandemic since spring 2020 to chart the course of the Guard’s response through their eyes.
-
Guard leading Maryland’s efforts to increase COVID vaccine rates among minority groups
Army Brig. Gen. Janeen Birckhead is spearheading Maryland’s vaccine equity efforts, which are seeing success thus far.
-
How courts may make paid military leave as common as paid sick leave
Multiple class action lawsuits could soon result in paid short-term military leave for hundreds of thousands of reserve component troops.
-
These Guard troops on COVID duty vaccinated their grandmothers
The National Guard has administered more than 6 million doses since December.
-
Above average 2021 Atlantic hurricane season may keep Guard busy, threaten bases
Storm projections for the Atlantic basin in 2021 indicate the Guard may stay busy.
-
Thousands of name errors possible in new Korean War remembrance wall, advocates fear
Data errors mean that there could be hundreds of mistakes included on the planned Wall of Remembrance at the Korean War Veterans Memorial in the nation’s capital.
-
18 Army instructors charged with sexual abuse since 2019, data shows
The charges were filed under a new law, Article 93a of the Uniform Code of Military Justice, designed to protect trainees, cadets and applicants from sexual abuse.
-
The Guard isn’t going home. Leaders fear retention may suffer
The high operational tempo for the National Guard has continued into 2021, and that has some senior leaders concerned about retention.
-
Anticipating demonstrations and disturbances, DC Guard deployment to continue through end of March
Thousands of National Guard troops will remain on duty in the nation’s capital as the impeachment trial of former president Donald Trump begins.
