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For VA, where veterans live is a bigger factor in COVID vaccine refusal than race
The department has already distributed about 2 million vaccines doses in the last two months.
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The Army doesn’t know how many extremists it has booted
The data omission makes it difficult to understand the extent to which extremism is a problem in the ranks.
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Some combat experiences — like ambushes or killing a civilian — more closely linked to suicide, study finds
A years-long study of Iraq and Afghanistan veterans found three combat experiences most closely linked with suicidal behavior.
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Bergdahl files lawsuit claiming undue command influence by Trump, McCain
The civilian court filing comes after military courts rejected his appeal.
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How the Pentagon will administer vaccines to its workforce
Vaccinations against COVID-19 will be available to all Department of Defense employees at the Pentagon Reservation through a phased distribution plan.
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NATO boosts Iraq mission with thousands of personnel
Unlike the U.S.-led coalition in Iraq, NATO’s training effort does not involve combat operations.
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US vows to help Iraq promote stability in face of ‘enemies’
U.S. deputy ambassador Richard Mills said helping Iraq prevent a resurgence of ISIS and working toward the country’s stability also means supporting its efforts to hold peaceful elections on Oct. 10
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Study concludes depleted uranium doesn’t cause Gulf War illness
Researchers suggest another toxin is responsible for Desert Storm veterans’ symptoms.
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Two-star under investigation for ‘inappropriate touching’
The Army announced the general’s suspension earlier this month, but the reason for the adverse action was not disclosed until Thursday.
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Concerns raised about COVID-19 vaccines reaching deployed troops
Vaccines are making it downrange, but some are wondering when their number will come up.
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For VA, where veterans live is a bigger factor in COVID vaccine refusal than race
The department has already distributed about 2 million vaccines doses in the last two months.
-
The Army doesn’t know how many extremists it has booted
The data omission makes it difficult to understand the extent to which extremism is a problem in the ranks.
-
Some combat experiences — like ambushes or killing a civilian — more closely linked to suicide, study finds
A years-long study of Iraq and Afghanistan veterans found three combat experiences most closely linked with suicidal behavior.
-
Bergdahl files lawsuit claiming undue command influence by Trump, McCain
The civilian court filing comes after military courts rejected his appeal.
-
How the Pentagon will administer vaccines to its workforce
Vaccinations against COVID-19 will be available to all Department of Defense employees at the Pentagon Reservation through a phased distribution plan.
-
NATO boosts Iraq mission with thousands of personnel
Unlike the U.S.-led coalition in Iraq, NATO’s training effort does not involve combat operations.
-
US vows to help Iraq promote stability in face of ‘enemies’
U.S. deputy ambassador Richard Mills said helping Iraq prevent a resurgence of ISIS and working toward the country’s stability also means supporting its efforts to hold peaceful elections on Oct. 10
-
Study concludes depleted uranium doesn’t cause Gulf War illness
Researchers suggest another toxin is responsible for Desert Storm veterans’ symptoms.
-
Two-star under investigation for ‘inappropriate touching’
The Army announced the general’s suspension earlier this month, but the reason for the adverse action was not disclosed until Thursday.
-
Concerns raised about COVID-19 vaccines reaching deployed troops
Vaccines are making it downrange, but some are wondering when their number will come up.
-
For VA, where veterans live is a bigger factor in COVID vaccine refusal than race
The department has already distributed about 2 million vaccines doses in the last two months.
-
The Army doesn’t know how many extremists it has booted
The data omission makes it difficult to understand the extent to which extremism is a problem in the ranks.
-
Some combat experiences — like ambushes or killing a civilian — more closely linked to suicide, study finds
A years-long study of Iraq and Afghanistan veterans found three combat experiences most closely linked with suicidal behavior.
-
Bergdahl files lawsuit claiming undue command influence by Trump, McCain
The civilian court filing comes after military courts rejected his appeal.
-
How the Pentagon will administer vaccines to its workforce
Vaccinations against COVID-19 will be available to all Department of Defense employees at the Pentagon Reservation through a phased distribution plan.
-
NATO boosts Iraq mission with thousands of personnel
Unlike the U.S.-led coalition in Iraq, NATO’s training effort does not involve combat operations.
-
US vows to help Iraq promote stability in face of ‘enemies’
U.S. deputy ambassador Richard Mills said helping Iraq prevent a resurgence of ISIS and working toward the country’s stability also means supporting its efforts to hold peaceful elections on Oct. 10
-
Study concludes depleted uranium doesn’t cause Gulf War illness
Researchers suggest another toxin is responsible for Desert Storm veterans’ symptoms.
-
Two-star under investigation for ‘inappropriate touching’
The Army announced the general’s suspension earlier this month, but the reason for the adverse action was not disclosed until Thursday.
-
Concerns raised about COVID-19 vaccines reaching deployed troops
Vaccines are making it downrange, but some are wondering when their number will come up.
