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Sudden firing of top VA official raises questions about leadership stability
VA leaders have downplayed the incident, but others see it as a shocking attack on a well-respected administrator.
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Signs of white supremacy, extremism up again in poll of active-duty troops
More than half of minority service members have seen links to the hate groups among fellow troops.
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The impeachment trial is over. Now can Congress get defense work done?
Lawmakers will have to put aside partisan bitterness in coming days and behind work on a host of routine military policy work.
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Afghan special operators partnering with US forces more often, still reliant on American support
“ASSF ground operations data from the last two years show that U.S. and Coalition forces are increasingly partnering with, or assisting the ASSF with, their operations.”
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VA secretary insists surprise firing of top official isn’t a sign of leadership turmoil
Deputy Secretary James Byrne was fired Monday in what the secretary called a simple business decision.
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Military family reunion takes center stage at State of the Union
Sgt. 1st Class Townsend Williams made a surprise return from Afghanistan as part of the annual prime-time address.
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Trump praises US military buildup but vows overseas troop cuts in State of the Union address
The president’s remarks drew voracious praise from Republicans and grumbles from Democrats attending the annual event.
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Nominee for top Pentagon personnel job out after controversy over past writings
J. David Patterson was nominated for the post less than a month ago.
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State of the Union speech to feature stories of several veterans, military families
The guests are expected to help the president highlight themes of national security and economic recovery in his national address.
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VA deputy secretary fired after ‘loss of confidence’
James Byrne was confirmed to the second-highest VA spot less than five months ago.
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Sudden firing of top VA official raises questions about leadership stability
VA leaders have downplayed the incident, but others see it as a shocking attack on a well-respected administrator.
-
Signs of white supremacy, extremism up again in poll of active-duty troops
More than half of minority service members have seen links to the hate groups among fellow troops.
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The impeachment trial is over. Now can Congress get defense work done?
Lawmakers will have to put aside partisan bitterness in coming days and behind work on a host of routine military policy work.
-
Afghan special operators partnering with US forces more often, still reliant on American support
“ASSF ground operations data from the last two years show that U.S. and Coalition forces are increasingly partnering with, or assisting the ASSF with, their operations.”
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VA secretary insists surprise firing of top official isn’t a sign of leadership turmoil
Deputy Secretary James Byrne was fired Monday in what the secretary called a simple business decision.
-
Military family reunion takes center stage at State of the Union
Sgt. 1st Class Townsend Williams made a surprise return from Afghanistan as part of the annual prime-time address.
-
Trump praises US military buildup but vows overseas troop cuts in State of the Union address
The president’s remarks drew voracious praise from Republicans and grumbles from Democrats attending the annual event.
-
Nominee for top Pentagon personnel job out after controversy over past writings
J. David Patterson was nominated for the post less than a month ago.
-
State of the Union speech to feature stories of several veterans, military families
The guests are expected to help the president highlight themes of national security and economic recovery in his national address.
-
VA deputy secretary fired after ‘loss of confidence’
James Byrne was confirmed to the second-highest VA spot less than five months ago.
-
Sudden firing of top VA official raises questions about leadership stability
VA leaders have downplayed the incident, but others see it as a shocking attack on a well-respected administrator.
-
Signs of white supremacy, extremism up again in poll of active-duty troops
More than half of minority service members have seen links to the hate groups among fellow troops.
-
The impeachment trial is over. Now can Congress get defense work done?
Lawmakers will have to put aside partisan bitterness in coming days and behind work on a host of routine military policy work.
-
Afghan special operators partnering with US forces more often, still reliant on American support
“ASSF ground operations data from the last two years show that U.S. and Coalition forces are increasingly partnering with, or assisting the ASSF with, their operations.”
-
VA secretary insists surprise firing of top official isn’t a sign of leadership turmoil
Deputy Secretary James Byrne was fired Monday in what the secretary called a simple business decision.
-
Military family reunion takes center stage at State of the Union
Sgt. 1st Class Townsend Williams made a surprise return from Afghanistan as part of the annual prime-time address.
-
Trump praises US military buildup but vows overseas troop cuts in State of the Union address
The president’s remarks drew voracious praise from Republicans and grumbles from Democrats attending the annual event.
-
Nominee for top Pentagon personnel job out after controversy over past writings
J. David Patterson was nominated for the post less than a month ago.
-
State of the Union speech to feature stories of several veterans, military families
The guests are expected to help the president highlight themes of national security and economic recovery in his national address.
-
VA deputy secretary fired after ‘loss of confidence’
James Byrne was confirmed to the second-highest VA spot less than five months ago.
