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The military must not settle for being a microcosm
At a minimum, the military should be a reflection of the best in our society, says the author of this commentary.
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Spate of Black Hawk crew deaths prompts questions for Pentagon
There have been five fatal Black Hawk crashes in the past 14 months, both overseas and domestically, claiming the lives of 16 service members.
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Sexual assault survivors are twice as likely to leave the military voluntarily, report finds
Men are especially likely to seek a separation after an assault, the Rand Corp. study found.
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White House eyes ways to speed up visas for foreign interpreters stranded in war zones
More than 100,000 interpreters are seeking asylum in the United States, according to advocates.
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Army Cyber Command major gets 30 years on child porn charge
An Army officer in Georgia who held a top-secret security clearance has been sentenced to serve three decades in federal prison for producing child pornography, authorities said Monday.
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SECDEF stand down on extremism not meant to be panacea, says Pentagon spokesman
DoD creates commission and orders stand down.
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Reagan’s longtime secretary of state George P. Shultz dies
Schultz was the longest serving secretary of state since World War II and had been the oldest surviving former Cabinet member of any administration. The former Marine Corps artillery officer was 100.
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After Army Alaska’s alleged suicides, one battalion gets ‘sensing sessions’
Army Alaska has acknowledged grappling with suicide in the past.
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Fort Hood ‘Trusted Traveler’ program suspended after early morning shooting incident
Military police detained a former soldier who allegedly discharged a handgun in a parking lot at Fort Hood.
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Schofield Barracks soldier charged with wife’s murder
Spc. Raul Hernandez Perez was charged with killing his wife after she was found dead in a trash can on Jan. 13.
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The military must not settle for being a microcosm
At a minimum, the military should be a reflection of the best in our society, says the author of this commentary.
-
Spate of Black Hawk crew deaths prompts questions for Pentagon
There have been five fatal Black Hawk crashes in the past 14 months, both overseas and domestically, claiming the lives of 16 service members.
-
Sexual assault survivors are twice as likely to leave the military voluntarily, report finds
Men are especially likely to seek a separation after an assault, the Rand Corp. study found.
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White House eyes ways to speed up visas for foreign interpreters stranded in war zones
More than 100,000 interpreters are seeking asylum in the United States, according to advocates.
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Army Cyber Command major gets 30 years on child porn charge
An Army officer in Georgia who held a top-secret security clearance has been sentenced to serve three decades in federal prison for producing child pornography, authorities said Monday.
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SECDEF stand down on extremism not meant to be panacea, says Pentagon spokesman
DoD creates commission and orders stand down.
-
Reagan’s longtime secretary of state George P. Shultz dies
Schultz was the longest serving secretary of state since World War II and had been the oldest surviving former Cabinet member of any administration. The former Marine Corps artillery officer was 100.
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After Army Alaska’s alleged suicides, one battalion gets ‘sensing sessions’
Army Alaska has acknowledged grappling with suicide in the past.
-
Fort Hood ‘Trusted Traveler’ program suspended after early morning shooting incident
Military police detained a former soldier who allegedly discharged a handgun in a parking lot at Fort Hood.
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Schofield Barracks soldier charged with wife’s murder
Spc. Raul Hernandez Perez was charged with killing his wife after she was found dead in a trash can on Jan. 13.
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The military must not settle for being a microcosm
At a minimum, the military should be a reflection of the best in our society, says the author of this commentary.
-
Spate of Black Hawk crew deaths prompts questions for Pentagon
There have been five fatal Black Hawk crashes in the past 14 months, both overseas and domestically, claiming the lives of 16 service members.
-
Sexual assault survivors are twice as likely to leave the military voluntarily, report finds
Men are especially likely to seek a separation after an assault, the Rand Corp. study found.
-
White House eyes ways to speed up visas for foreign interpreters stranded in war zones
More than 100,000 interpreters are seeking asylum in the United States, according to advocates.
-
Army Cyber Command major gets 30 years on child porn charge
An Army officer in Georgia who held a top-secret security clearance has been sentenced to serve three decades in federal prison for producing child pornography, authorities said Monday.
-
SECDEF stand down on extremism not meant to be panacea, says Pentagon spokesman
DoD creates commission and orders stand down.
-
Reagan’s longtime secretary of state George P. Shultz dies
Schultz was the longest serving secretary of state since World War II and had been the oldest surviving former Cabinet member of any administration. The former Marine Corps artillery officer was 100.
-
After Army Alaska’s alleged suicides, one battalion gets ‘sensing sessions’
Army Alaska has acknowledged grappling with suicide in the past.
-
Fort Hood ‘Trusted Traveler’ program suspended after early morning shooting incident
Military police detained a former soldier who allegedly discharged a handgun in a parking lot at Fort Hood.
-
Schofield Barracks soldier charged with wife’s murder
Spc. Raul Hernandez Perez was charged with killing his wife after she was found dead in a trash can on Jan. 13.
