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Army, New York medical teams giving Houston a helping hand during pandemic
Teams of doctors and nurses from New York and the U.S. Army have descended on Houston after the nation’s fourth-largest city sought help to deal with a surge of coronavirus cases and hospitalizations.
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States petition for federal National Guard orders to be extended for coronavirus response
Federal orders placing National Guard troops on COVID-19 response missions are set to end on August 21. If not extended, troops’ pay and benefits will be greatly affected.
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Family of slain Fort Hood soldier will meet with President Trump
The family of slain Fort Hood, Texas, soldier Spc. Vanessa Guillen will meet with President Donald Trump on July 29, the family’s attorney said.
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Dead soldier, formerly listed as AWOL, is finally taken off list of deserters
The mother of Pvt. Gregory Morales says she has “fought from Day One” with investigators from the Army and other agencies, who repeatedly told her that Morales was most likely AWOL.
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Esper directs services to review racial bias in grooming standards, training and more
Defense Secretary Mark Esper’s team has come back with its first recommendations for tackling racial bias in the military.
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Military policeman’s death at Texas joint base under investigation
The soldier, 22-year-old Sgt. Kelvonta K. Ellis, was found dead in his room Sunday.
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Fight over $7.2B contract could delay privatizing the system for moving troops’ household goods
It’s unclear whether this will delay a new system for managing service members’ household goods moves, designed to improve the process.
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San Diego doc bought Jaguar, jewelry with ill-gotten gains, gets prison for $784K in Tricare fraud
Prosecutors say he bought a red 2016 Jaguar and thousands of dollars worth of David Yurman jewelry with the money he got from Tricare after making claims for nonexistent appointments.
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Soldiers, sailors, airmen sent to help FEMA with COVID-19 response in Texas and California
Approximately 160 airmen are supporting FEMA in California. But the majority of troops — roughly 580 soldiers and sailors — will be assigned to Texas, where the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases has overburdened hospitals.
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Army officer killed in non-combat incident in Afghanistan
1st Lt. Joseph Trent Allbaugh died Sunday in Kandahar province.
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Army, New York medical teams giving Houston a helping hand during pandemic
Teams of doctors and nurses from New York and the U.S. Army have descended on Houston after the nation’s fourth-largest city sought help to deal with a surge of coronavirus cases and hospitalizations.
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States petition for federal National Guard orders to be extended for coronavirus response
Federal orders placing National Guard troops on COVID-19 response missions are set to end on August 21. If not extended, troops’ pay and benefits will be greatly affected.
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Family of slain Fort Hood soldier will meet with President Trump
The family of slain Fort Hood, Texas, soldier Spc. Vanessa Guillen will meet with President Donald Trump on July 29, the family’s attorney said.
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Dead soldier, formerly listed as AWOL, is finally taken off list of deserters
The mother of Pvt. Gregory Morales says she has “fought from Day One” with investigators from the Army and other agencies, who repeatedly told her that Morales was most likely AWOL.
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Esper directs services to review racial bias in grooming standards, training and more
Defense Secretary Mark Esper’s team has come back with its first recommendations for tackling racial bias in the military.
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Military policeman’s death at Texas joint base under investigation
The soldier, 22-year-old Sgt. Kelvonta K. Ellis, was found dead in his room Sunday.
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Fight over $7.2B contract could delay privatizing the system for moving troops’ household goods
It’s unclear whether this will delay a new system for managing service members’ household goods moves, designed to improve the process.
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San Diego doc bought Jaguar, jewelry with ill-gotten gains, gets prison for $784K in Tricare fraud
Prosecutors say he bought a red 2016 Jaguar and thousands of dollars worth of David Yurman jewelry with the money he got from Tricare after making claims for nonexistent appointments.
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Soldiers, sailors, airmen sent to help FEMA with COVID-19 response in Texas and California
Approximately 160 airmen are supporting FEMA in California. But the majority of troops — roughly 580 soldiers and sailors — will be assigned to Texas, where the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases has overburdened hospitals.
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Army officer killed in non-combat incident in Afghanistan
1st Lt. Joseph Trent Allbaugh died Sunday in Kandahar province.
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Army, New York medical teams giving Houston a helping hand during pandemic
Teams of doctors and nurses from New York and the U.S. Army have descended on Houston after the nation’s fourth-largest city sought help to deal with a surge of coronavirus cases and hospitalizations.
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States petition for federal National Guard orders to be extended for coronavirus response
Federal orders placing National Guard troops on COVID-19 response missions are set to end on August 21. If not extended, troops’ pay and benefits will be greatly affected.
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Family of slain Fort Hood soldier will meet with President Trump
The family of slain Fort Hood, Texas, soldier Spc. Vanessa Guillen will meet with President Donald Trump on July 29, the family’s attorney said.
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Dead soldier, formerly listed as AWOL, is finally taken off list of deserters
The mother of Pvt. Gregory Morales says she has “fought from Day One” with investigators from the Army and other agencies, who repeatedly told her that Morales was most likely AWOL.
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Esper directs services to review racial bias in grooming standards, training and more
Defense Secretary Mark Esper’s team has come back with its first recommendations for tackling racial bias in the military.
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Military policeman’s death at Texas joint base under investigation
The soldier, 22-year-old Sgt. Kelvonta K. Ellis, was found dead in his room Sunday.
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Fight over $7.2B contract could delay privatizing the system for moving troops’ household goods
It’s unclear whether this will delay a new system for managing service members’ household goods moves, designed to improve the process.
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San Diego doc bought Jaguar, jewelry with ill-gotten gains, gets prison for $784K in Tricare fraud
Prosecutors say he bought a red 2016 Jaguar and thousands of dollars worth of David Yurman jewelry with the money he got from Tricare after making claims for nonexistent appointments.
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Soldiers, sailors, airmen sent to help FEMA with COVID-19 response in Texas and California
Approximately 160 airmen are supporting FEMA in California. But the majority of troops — roughly 580 soldiers and sailors — will be assigned to Texas, where the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases has overburdened hospitals.
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Army officer killed in non-combat incident in Afghanistan
1st Lt. Joseph Trent Allbaugh died Sunday in Kandahar province.
