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Pearl Harbor ceremony marking 79th anniversary of attack closed to public amid virus
The health risks to the aging survivors of the attack and other World War II veterans mean none of them will gather at Pearl Harbor this year.
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Pilots, maintainers are worn out and under-trained, aviation safety commission says
A military aviation safety commission found a host of institutional problems.
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Calls for martial law and US military oversight of new presidential election draws criticism
Former military leaders calling for troops to oversee a presidential vote recount under martial law raised alarms for constitutional scholars and military-civilian experts.
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Army now testing new recruits, soldiers for sickle cell trait
The condition isn’t disqualifying but can lead to health complications and dangers if undiagnosed.
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Fort Benning soldier arrested after boy forced out of car, killed by vehicle
The sergeant was charged with reckless murder after allegedly forcing his girlfriend’s unruly 5-year-old son to get out of a car at night when the boy was hit and killed by another vehicle.
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This retired three-star falsely claims US soldiers died attacking a CIA facility in Germany tied to election fraud
Despite retired Lt. Gen Thomas McInerney’s claims, there weren’t U.S. troops killed in a firefight with the CIA in Frankfurt.
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VA reports more than 1,000 coronavirus deaths among patients in November
The rise in deaths comes amid a surge in active cases among VA patients.
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Four troops have died of coronavirus complications in as many weeks
A North Dakota Army National Guard master sergeant died Nov. 24.
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Here’s when your 2020 military tax statements will be ready
Get your tax statement faster on myPay; retirees’ 1099Rs will be available on Dec. 15.
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Fighting demons, healing hatred, restoring hope: How to defeat extremism in the US military
The military needs a program as part of the mandatory demobilization process to promote the deradicalization of service members, says the author of this commentary.
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Pearl Harbor ceremony marking 79th anniversary of attack closed to public amid virus
The health risks to the aging survivors of the attack and other World War II veterans mean none of them will gather at Pearl Harbor this year.
-
Pilots, maintainers are worn out and under-trained, aviation safety commission says
A military aviation safety commission found a host of institutional problems.
-
Calls for martial law and US military oversight of new presidential election draws criticism
Former military leaders calling for troops to oversee a presidential vote recount under martial law raised alarms for constitutional scholars and military-civilian experts.
-
Army now testing new recruits, soldiers for sickle cell trait
The condition isn’t disqualifying but can lead to health complications and dangers if undiagnosed.
-
Fort Benning soldier arrested after boy forced out of car, killed by vehicle
The sergeant was charged with reckless murder after allegedly forcing his girlfriend’s unruly 5-year-old son to get out of a car at night when the boy was hit and killed by another vehicle.
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This retired three-star falsely claims US soldiers died attacking a CIA facility in Germany tied to election fraud
Despite retired Lt. Gen Thomas McInerney’s claims, there weren’t U.S. troops killed in a firefight with the CIA in Frankfurt.
-
VA reports more than 1,000 coronavirus deaths among patients in November
The rise in deaths comes amid a surge in active cases among VA patients.
-
Four troops have died of coronavirus complications in as many weeks
A North Dakota Army National Guard master sergeant died Nov. 24.
-
Here’s when your 2020 military tax statements will be ready
Get your tax statement faster on myPay; retirees’ 1099Rs will be available on Dec. 15.
-
Fighting demons, healing hatred, restoring hope: How to defeat extremism in the US military
The military needs a program as part of the mandatory demobilization process to promote the deradicalization of service members, says the author of this commentary.
-
Pearl Harbor ceremony marking 79th anniversary of attack closed to public amid virus
The health risks to the aging survivors of the attack and other World War II veterans mean none of them will gather at Pearl Harbor this year.
-
Pilots, maintainers are worn out and under-trained, aviation safety commission says
A military aviation safety commission found a host of institutional problems.
-
Calls for martial law and US military oversight of new presidential election draws criticism
Former military leaders calling for troops to oversee a presidential vote recount under martial law raised alarms for constitutional scholars and military-civilian experts.
-
Army now testing new recruits, soldiers for sickle cell trait
The condition isn’t disqualifying but can lead to health complications and dangers if undiagnosed.
-
Fort Benning soldier arrested after boy forced out of car, killed by vehicle
The sergeant was charged with reckless murder after allegedly forcing his girlfriend’s unruly 5-year-old son to get out of a car at night when the boy was hit and killed by another vehicle.
-
This retired three-star falsely claims US soldiers died attacking a CIA facility in Germany tied to election fraud
Despite retired Lt. Gen Thomas McInerney’s claims, there weren’t U.S. troops killed in a firefight with the CIA in Frankfurt.
-
VA reports more than 1,000 coronavirus deaths among patients in November
The rise in deaths comes amid a surge in active cases among VA patients.
-
Four troops have died of coronavirus complications in as many weeks
A North Dakota Army National Guard master sergeant died Nov. 24.
-
Here’s when your 2020 military tax statements will be ready
Get your tax statement faster on myPay; retirees’ 1099Rs will be available on Dec. 15.
-
Fighting demons, healing hatred, restoring hope: How to defeat extremism in the US military
The military needs a program as part of the mandatory demobilization process to promote the deradicalization of service members, says the author of this commentary.
