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‘They are absolutely going to kill us’ — Afghans who helped the US fear being left behind
Thousands who aided the U.S. and NATO war effort fear they will be left stranded, facing the prospect of Taliban reprisals.
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Soldiers who perished in 1962 on secret mission to Vietnam are memorialized
Nearly 60 years ago, dozens of soldiers assembled for a top secret mission to Vietnam. They never made it. Their airplane disappeared between Guam and the Philippines.
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Women recount claims of sexual harassment by veterans charity leader, a former Green Beret
After a massage therapist’s police report, former workers at Veterans Alternative describe unwanted advances.
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15 military families sue their privatized housing landlord at JBLM
The families allege the landlord didn’t repair problems that caused water intrusion and mold.
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Benefits for burn pit illnesses, hypertension from Agent Orange would be granted under new plan
The ambitious legislative package is expected to be formally unveiled next week.
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Russian admiral frets over US military presence, ‘provocative’ NATO drills
Adm. Alexander Moiseyev, the commander of Russia’s Northern Fleet, said that NATO navy ships’ presence in the Barents Sea and the Norwegian Sea have reached levels unseen since World War II.
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Marine veteran sentenced to 30 years for drugging, prostituting hundreds of women near Camp Lejeune
At least two of his victims were adult military dependents; many of his clients were members of the military.
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Tethered drones, robot vehicles aid soldiers during two-week live fire
A company-level assessment is planned for next year.
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Quantico Marine major charged with assaulting an officer during Capitol breach
Maj. Christopher Warnagiris was the first active-duty service member to be charged for crimes related to the Jan. 6 Capitol breach.
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Can Veterans Affairs officials spot another serial killer hiding in their midst?
In the wake of a former staffer being imprisoned for murdering seven patients, VA watchdogs warn that changes need to be made across the department’s health system.
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‘They are absolutely going to kill us’ — Afghans who helped the US fear being left behind
Thousands who aided the U.S. and NATO war effort fear they will be left stranded, facing the prospect of Taliban reprisals.
-
Soldiers who perished in 1962 on secret mission to Vietnam are memorialized
Nearly 60 years ago, dozens of soldiers assembled for a top secret mission to Vietnam. They never made it. Their airplane disappeared between Guam and the Philippines.
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Women recount claims of sexual harassment by veterans charity leader, a former Green Beret
After a massage therapist’s police report, former workers at Veterans Alternative describe unwanted advances.
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15 military families sue their privatized housing landlord at JBLM
The families allege the landlord didn’t repair problems that caused water intrusion and mold.
-
Benefits for burn pit illnesses, hypertension from Agent Orange would be granted under new plan
The ambitious legislative package is expected to be formally unveiled next week.
-
Russian admiral frets over US military presence, ‘provocative’ NATO drills
Adm. Alexander Moiseyev, the commander of Russia’s Northern Fleet, said that NATO navy ships’ presence in the Barents Sea and the Norwegian Sea have reached levels unseen since World War II.
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Marine veteran sentenced to 30 years for drugging, prostituting hundreds of women near Camp Lejeune
At least two of his victims were adult military dependents; many of his clients were members of the military.
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Tethered drones, robot vehicles aid soldiers during two-week live fire
A company-level assessment is planned for next year.
-
Quantico Marine major charged with assaulting an officer during Capitol breach
Maj. Christopher Warnagiris was the first active-duty service member to be charged for crimes related to the Jan. 6 Capitol breach.
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Can Veterans Affairs officials spot another serial killer hiding in their midst?
In the wake of a former staffer being imprisoned for murdering seven patients, VA watchdogs warn that changes need to be made across the department’s health system.
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‘They are absolutely going to kill us’ — Afghans who helped the US fear being left behind
Thousands who aided the U.S. and NATO war effort fear they will be left stranded, facing the prospect of Taliban reprisals.
-
Soldiers who perished in 1962 on secret mission to Vietnam are memorialized
Nearly 60 years ago, dozens of soldiers assembled for a top secret mission to Vietnam. They never made it. Their airplane disappeared between Guam and the Philippines.
-
Women recount claims of sexual harassment by veterans charity leader, a former Green Beret
After a massage therapist’s police report, former workers at Veterans Alternative describe unwanted advances.
-
15 military families sue their privatized housing landlord at JBLM
The families allege the landlord didn’t repair problems that caused water intrusion and mold.
-
Benefits for burn pit illnesses, hypertension from Agent Orange would be granted under new plan
The ambitious legislative package is expected to be formally unveiled next week.
-
Russian admiral frets over US military presence, ‘provocative’ NATO drills
Adm. Alexander Moiseyev, the commander of Russia’s Northern Fleet, said that NATO navy ships’ presence in the Barents Sea and the Norwegian Sea have reached levels unseen since World War II.
-
Marine veteran sentenced to 30 years for drugging, prostituting hundreds of women near Camp Lejeune
At least two of his victims were adult military dependents; many of his clients were members of the military.
-
Tethered drones, robot vehicles aid soldiers during two-week live fire
A company-level assessment is planned for next year.
-
Quantico Marine major charged with assaulting an officer during Capitol breach
Maj. Christopher Warnagiris was the first active-duty service member to be charged for crimes related to the Jan. 6 Capitol breach.
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Can Veterans Affairs officials spot another serial killer hiding in their midst?
In the wake of a former staffer being imprisoned for murdering seven patients, VA watchdogs warn that changes need to be made across the department’s health system.
