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It will probably be decades before DoD can clean up all the toxic ‘forever chemicals’
An official said it will take years to examine the issue, and many more to fix it.
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Bus hijacking by Army trainee raises questions about health screenings
Fraudulent enlistments often aren’t uncovered and investigated until something goes wrong.
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John Warner, a WW II and Korean War vet who served as SECNAV and SASC chair, dies at 94
The former secretary of the Navy, a veteran of World War II and Korea, John Warner devoted most of his career to military matters.
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Creating a DC National Guard quick-reaction force is a bad idea
We need to keep our nation’s seat of government safe, but creating a quick-reaction force is not the right solution, says the author of this commentary.
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Judge: Army veteran charged with bringing guns to DC had militia ties
A judge ordered a Vietnam veteran charged with bringing weapons to Washington on Jan. 6 to remain jailed until his trial on firearms charges.
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Two-star general among group of soldiers punished after sexual misconduct probe
The 416th Theater Engineer Command improperly handled multiple sexual assault reports, according to an Army investigation.
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Kentucky prosecutor won’t seek charges in Guard shooting of cook
In all, 19 rounds were fired by two Guard members and two Louisville officers after David McAtee fired the first of two shots last year.
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‘Excuses are over’: Gaps in domestic violence reporting threaten troops’ safety, lawmakers say
Military officials reported more than 40,000 incidents from 2015 to 2019, but outside advocates say that count may have ignored thousands more.
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Zero COVID deaths among Veterans Affairs patients for the first time in 14 months
At least one death from the virus was reported by VA officials for 433 consecutive days.
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The Army wants to kick out an avowed white supremacist officer, but they won’t admit it
Maj. Jeff Poole was recommended for an other-than-honorable discharge earlier this year.
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It will probably be decades before DoD can clean up all the toxic ‘forever chemicals’
An official said it will take years to examine the issue, and many more to fix it.
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Bus hijacking by Army trainee raises questions about health screenings
Fraudulent enlistments often aren’t uncovered and investigated until something goes wrong.
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John Warner, a WW II and Korean War vet who served as SECNAV and SASC chair, dies at 94
The former secretary of the Navy, a veteran of World War II and Korea, John Warner devoted most of his career to military matters.
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Creating a DC National Guard quick-reaction force is a bad idea
We need to keep our nation’s seat of government safe, but creating a quick-reaction force is not the right solution, says the author of this commentary.
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Judge: Army veteran charged with bringing guns to DC had militia ties
A judge ordered a Vietnam veteran charged with bringing weapons to Washington on Jan. 6 to remain jailed until his trial on firearms charges.
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Two-star general among group of soldiers punished after sexual misconduct probe
The 416th Theater Engineer Command improperly handled multiple sexual assault reports, according to an Army investigation.
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Kentucky prosecutor won’t seek charges in Guard shooting of cook
In all, 19 rounds were fired by two Guard members and two Louisville officers after David McAtee fired the first of two shots last year.
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‘Excuses are over’: Gaps in domestic violence reporting threaten troops’ safety, lawmakers say
Military officials reported more than 40,000 incidents from 2015 to 2019, but outside advocates say that count may have ignored thousands more.
-
Zero COVID deaths among Veterans Affairs patients for the first time in 14 months
At least one death from the virus was reported by VA officials for 433 consecutive days.
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The Army wants to kick out an avowed white supremacist officer, but they won’t admit it
Maj. Jeff Poole was recommended for an other-than-honorable discharge earlier this year.
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It will probably be decades before DoD can clean up all the toxic ‘forever chemicals’
An official said it will take years to examine the issue, and many more to fix it.
-
Bus hijacking by Army trainee raises questions about health screenings
Fraudulent enlistments often aren’t uncovered and investigated until something goes wrong.
-
John Warner, a WW II and Korean War vet who served as SECNAV and SASC chair, dies at 94
The former secretary of the Navy, a veteran of World War II and Korea, John Warner devoted most of his career to military matters.
-
Creating a DC National Guard quick-reaction force is a bad idea
We need to keep our nation’s seat of government safe, but creating a quick-reaction force is not the right solution, says the author of this commentary.
-
Judge: Army veteran charged with bringing guns to DC had militia ties
A judge ordered a Vietnam veteran charged with bringing weapons to Washington on Jan. 6 to remain jailed until his trial on firearms charges.
-
Two-star general among group of soldiers punished after sexual misconduct probe
The 416th Theater Engineer Command improperly handled multiple sexual assault reports, according to an Army investigation.
-
Kentucky prosecutor won’t seek charges in Guard shooting of cook
In all, 19 rounds were fired by two Guard members and two Louisville officers after David McAtee fired the first of two shots last year.
-
‘Excuses are over’: Gaps in domestic violence reporting threaten troops’ safety, lawmakers say
Military officials reported more than 40,000 incidents from 2015 to 2019, but outside advocates say that count may have ignored thousands more.
-
Zero COVID deaths among Veterans Affairs patients for the first time in 14 months
At least one death from the virus was reported by VA officials for 433 consecutive days.
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The Army wants to kick out an avowed white supremacist officer, but they won’t admit it
Maj. Jeff Poole was recommended for an other-than-honorable discharge earlier this year.
