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How the Army officer who testified against Trump could end up in a court-martial
A military law expert weighs in on whether Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman could face charges for disobeying the president.
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How going to work for SecDef Mattis ended this Navy pilot’s career
Guy Snodgrass tries to set the record straight in “Holding the Line.”
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Iraq veterans are suing pharma companies for allegedly supporting Shia militias
Hundreds of veterans and Gold Star families are suing five American pharmaceutical and medical supply companies.
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The White House will have final say over the Pentagon documents given to House impeachment inquiry
The Pentagon is sorting through thousands of documents and correspondence related to Ukrainian military aid, but a good chunk of those might be withheld from the House impeachment inquiry.
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US military struggles to find a strategy amid sudden policy changes in CENTCOM region
The future of the five-year fight against Islamic State militants is unclear, along with the entire strategy underpinning the U.S. troop presence in the U.S. Central Command region.
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This commission wants to hear your uncensored concerns about military aviation safety
Their report on the state of aviation safety in the military is due next year.
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This Air Force special operator is about to be the Pentagon’s top enlisted leader
Chief Master Sgt. Ramon “CZ” Colon-Lopez will be the next senior enlisted leader to Chairman of the Joint Chiefs Gen. Mark Milley.
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Retired sergeant major, U.S. Army W.T.F. Moments admin reveals himself at AUSA
One of the administrators of U.S. Army W.T.F. Moments lifted the veil on his identity in a military social media influencer panel at AUSA.
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CID investigating whether Army infantry officer called for mass murder and destruction amid racist, anti-government Reddit screeds
Reserve Army Maj. William Jeffrey Poole is under investigation for far-right extremist activity online.
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Afghanistan peace negotiations may be dead, but the war’s still very much alive
If the U.S. draws down troops in Afghanistan, what risks await a smaller contingent of forces?
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How the Army officer who testified against Trump could end up in a court-martial
A military law expert weighs in on whether Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman could face charges for disobeying the president.
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How going to work for SecDef Mattis ended this Navy pilot’s career
Guy Snodgrass tries to set the record straight in “Holding the Line.”
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Iraq veterans are suing pharma companies for allegedly supporting Shia militias
Hundreds of veterans and Gold Star families are suing five American pharmaceutical and medical supply companies.
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The White House will have final say over the Pentagon documents given to House impeachment inquiry
The Pentagon is sorting through thousands of documents and correspondence related to Ukrainian military aid, but a good chunk of those might be withheld from the House impeachment inquiry.
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US military struggles to find a strategy amid sudden policy changes in CENTCOM region
The future of the five-year fight against Islamic State militants is unclear, along with the entire strategy underpinning the U.S. troop presence in the U.S. Central Command region.
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This commission wants to hear your uncensored concerns about military aviation safety
Their report on the state of aviation safety in the military is due next year.
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This Air Force special operator is about to be the Pentagon’s top enlisted leader
Chief Master Sgt. Ramon “CZ” Colon-Lopez will be the next senior enlisted leader to Chairman of the Joint Chiefs Gen. Mark Milley.
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Retired sergeant major, U.S. Army W.T.F. Moments admin reveals himself at AUSA
One of the administrators of U.S. Army W.T.F. Moments lifted the veil on his identity in a military social media influencer panel at AUSA.
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CID investigating whether Army infantry officer called for mass murder and destruction amid racist, anti-government Reddit screeds
Reserve Army Maj. William Jeffrey Poole is under investigation for far-right extremist activity online.
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Afghanistan peace negotiations may be dead, but the war’s still very much alive
If the U.S. draws down troops in Afghanistan, what risks await a smaller contingent of forces?
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How the Army officer who testified against Trump could end up in a court-martial
A military law expert weighs in on whether Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman could face charges for disobeying the president.
-
How going to work for SecDef Mattis ended this Navy pilot’s career
Guy Snodgrass tries to set the record straight in “Holding the Line.”
-
Iraq veterans are suing pharma companies for allegedly supporting Shia militias
Hundreds of veterans and Gold Star families are suing five American pharmaceutical and medical supply companies.
-
The White House will have final say over the Pentagon documents given to House impeachment inquiry
The Pentagon is sorting through thousands of documents and correspondence related to Ukrainian military aid, but a good chunk of those might be withheld from the House impeachment inquiry.
-
US military struggles to find a strategy amid sudden policy changes in CENTCOM region
The future of the five-year fight against Islamic State militants is unclear, along with the entire strategy underpinning the U.S. troop presence in the U.S. Central Command region.
-
This commission wants to hear your uncensored concerns about military aviation safety
Their report on the state of aviation safety in the military is due next year.
-
This Air Force special operator is about to be the Pentagon’s top enlisted leader
Chief Master Sgt. Ramon “CZ” Colon-Lopez will be the next senior enlisted leader to Chairman of the Joint Chiefs Gen. Mark Milley.
-
Retired sergeant major, U.S. Army W.T.F. Moments admin reveals himself at AUSA
One of the administrators of U.S. Army W.T.F. Moments lifted the veil on his identity in a military social media influencer panel at AUSA.
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CID investigating whether Army infantry officer called for mass murder and destruction amid racist, anti-government Reddit screeds
Reserve Army Maj. William Jeffrey Poole is under investigation for far-right extremist activity online.
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Afghanistan peace negotiations may be dead, but the war’s still very much alive
If the U.S. draws down troops in Afghanistan, what risks await a smaller contingent of forces?
