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Pentagon’s top personnel official retires
Jimmy Stewart has served as the acting head of the personnel office for the last 14 months.
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Historic data on military suicide shows no clear link with combat operations
A new study tracks Army suicide from the 1840s until today and finds a decrease in rates of self-harm during war time.
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Lawmakers kill off controversial plan to limit GI Bill benefits transfer to spouses, children
Pentagon leaders had moved to stop long-serving troops from sharing the education benefits with family members.
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Budget bill loaded with military personnel policies advances in House
The defense authorization act had drawn criticism from some progressives over policy priorities dropped during negotiations.
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Trump clemency moves won’t hurt military order, top DoD officials pledge
Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Mark Milley would not defend the moves, but pledged it will not erode troops’ morals.
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Military medical malpractice victims could see payouts from Defense Department under new compromise
The move would not undo the controversial Feres Doctrine, but would provide compensation for some families.
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New housing protections, PFAS limits included in defense policy measure
The massive policy bill is expected to pass through Congress in the next few days.
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Military families in line for tens of thousands in benefits under plan to dump the ‘widows tax’
The provision is part of the massive defense authorization bill compromise unveiled Monday night.
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Trump to attend annual Army-Navy game
The president last attended the football contest in 2016, shortly before his inauguration.
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This week in Congress: The big defense authorization bill is finally finished
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Dec. 9, 2019.
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Pentagon’s top personnel official retires
Jimmy Stewart has served as the acting head of the personnel office for the last 14 months.
-
Historic data on military suicide shows no clear link with combat operations
A new study tracks Army suicide from the 1840s until today and finds a decrease in rates of self-harm during war time.
-
Lawmakers kill off controversial plan to limit GI Bill benefits transfer to spouses, children
Pentagon leaders had moved to stop long-serving troops from sharing the education benefits with family members.
-
Budget bill loaded with military personnel policies advances in House
The defense authorization act had drawn criticism from some progressives over policy priorities dropped during negotiations.
-
Trump clemency moves won’t hurt military order, top DoD officials pledge
Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Mark Milley would not defend the moves, but pledged it will not erode troops’ morals.
-
Military medical malpractice victims could see payouts from Defense Department under new compromise
The move would not undo the controversial Feres Doctrine, but would provide compensation for some families.
-
New housing protections, PFAS limits included in defense policy measure
The massive policy bill is expected to pass through Congress in the next few days.
-
Military families in line for tens of thousands in benefits under plan to dump the ‘widows tax’
The provision is part of the massive defense authorization bill compromise unveiled Monday night.
-
Trump to attend annual Army-Navy game
The president last attended the football contest in 2016, shortly before his inauguration.
-
This week in Congress: The big defense authorization bill is finally finished
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Dec. 9, 2019.
-
Pentagon’s top personnel official retires
Jimmy Stewart has served as the acting head of the personnel office for the last 14 months.
-
Historic data on military suicide shows no clear link with combat operations
A new study tracks Army suicide from the 1840s until today and finds a decrease in rates of self-harm during war time.
-
Lawmakers kill off controversial plan to limit GI Bill benefits transfer to spouses, children
Pentagon leaders had moved to stop long-serving troops from sharing the education benefits with family members.
-
Budget bill loaded with military personnel policies advances in House
The defense authorization act had drawn criticism from some progressives over policy priorities dropped during negotiations.
-
Trump clemency moves won’t hurt military order, top DoD officials pledge
Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Mark Milley would not defend the moves, but pledged it will not erode troops’ morals.
-
Military medical malpractice victims could see payouts from Defense Department under new compromise
The move would not undo the controversial Feres Doctrine, but would provide compensation for some families.
-
New housing protections, PFAS limits included in defense policy measure
The massive policy bill is expected to pass through Congress in the next few days.
-
Military families in line for tens of thousands in benefits under plan to dump the ‘widows tax’
The provision is part of the massive defense authorization bill compromise unveiled Monday night.
-
Trump to attend annual Army-Navy game
The president last attended the football contest in 2016, shortly before his inauguration.
-
This week in Congress: The big defense authorization bill is finally finished
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Dec. 9, 2019.
