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The services haven’t been properly handling sexual assault cases, IG finds
Special victims investigators and prosecutors are not being assigned to every sexual assault case, in violation of regulation.
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Veteran exposed to toxic burn pit smoke dies of cancer after misdiagnosis lawsuit settlement
While serving overseas, Wesley Black said he frequently breathed in smoke from pits used to incinerate human and medical waste, plastic water bottles, ammunition and chemicals on military bases.
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He went viral, to the brig and is now leaving the Marines. His family says the Corps failed him
“The worst display of management and leadership I’ve ever seen,” Stuart Scheller Sr. said about the Corps dealing with his son, who was fired and is now leaving the Marines after posting a viral video demanding “accountability.”
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War remembrance tourism fights for life thanks to COVID-19
Another Armistice Day beckons on Nov. 11 and the outlook remains bleak.
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Discharge upgrades for PTSD: Fulfilling Lincoln’s promise to care for all who have borne the battle
We must care for all who borne the battle.
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A Veterans Day letter to President Joe Biden
Our political and military leaders on both sides of the aisle have allowed our veterans to bear the cost of their institutional responsibility.
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Making a ‘warrior call’ to help overcome isolation, mitigate suicide
The first National Warrior Call Day is on Nov. 21.
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Special Forces sergeant major fired gun during domestic assault, prosecutors say
Sgt. Maj. Travis Alfred faces court-martial in March 2022.
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Watchdog finds no misconduct in mistaken Afghan airstrike
An independent Pentagon review has concluded that the U.S. drone strike that killed innocent Kabul civilians and children in the final days of the Afghanistan war was not caused by misconduct or negligence.
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CENTCOM didn’t properly document brain injuries after 2020 Iraq barrage
The Defense Department can’t be sure that troops were properly treated or their conditions properly documented for the future.
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The services haven’t been properly handling sexual assault cases, IG finds
Special victims investigators and prosecutors are not being assigned to every sexual assault case, in violation of regulation.
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Veteran exposed to toxic burn pit smoke dies of cancer after misdiagnosis lawsuit settlement
While serving overseas, Wesley Black said he frequently breathed in smoke from pits used to incinerate human and medical waste, plastic water bottles, ammunition and chemicals on military bases.
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He went viral, to the brig and is now leaving the Marines. His family says the Corps failed him
“The worst display of management and leadership I’ve ever seen,” Stuart Scheller Sr. said about the Corps dealing with his son, who was fired and is now leaving the Marines after posting a viral video demanding “accountability.”
-
War remembrance tourism fights for life thanks to COVID-19
Another Armistice Day beckons on Nov. 11 and the outlook remains bleak.
-
Discharge upgrades for PTSD: Fulfilling Lincoln’s promise to care for all who have borne the battle
We must care for all who borne the battle.
-
A Veterans Day letter to President Joe Biden
Our political and military leaders on both sides of the aisle have allowed our veterans to bear the cost of their institutional responsibility.
-
Making a ‘warrior call’ to help overcome isolation, mitigate suicide
The first National Warrior Call Day is on Nov. 21.
-
Special Forces sergeant major fired gun during domestic assault, prosecutors say
Sgt. Maj. Travis Alfred faces court-martial in March 2022.
-
Watchdog finds no misconduct in mistaken Afghan airstrike
An independent Pentagon review has concluded that the U.S. drone strike that killed innocent Kabul civilians and children in the final days of the Afghanistan war was not caused by misconduct or negligence.
-
CENTCOM didn’t properly document brain injuries after 2020 Iraq barrage
The Defense Department can’t be sure that troops were properly treated or their conditions properly documented for the future.
-
The services haven’t been properly handling sexual assault cases, IG finds
Special victims investigators and prosecutors are not being assigned to every sexual assault case, in violation of regulation.
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Veteran exposed to toxic burn pit smoke dies of cancer after misdiagnosis lawsuit settlement
While serving overseas, Wesley Black said he frequently breathed in smoke from pits used to incinerate human and medical waste, plastic water bottles, ammunition and chemicals on military bases.
-
He went viral, to the brig and is now leaving the Marines. His family says the Corps failed him
“The worst display of management and leadership I’ve ever seen,” Stuart Scheller Sr. said about the Corps dealing with his son, who was fired and is now leaving the Marines after posting a viral video demanding “accountability.”
-
War remembrance tourism fights for life thanks to COVID-19
Another Armistice Day beckons on Nov. 11 and the outlook remains bleak.
-
Discharge upgrades for PTSD: Fulfilling Lincoln’s promise to care for all who have borne the battle
We must care for all who borne the battle.
-
A Veterans Day letter to President Joe Biden
Our political and military leaders on both sides of the aisle have allowed our veterans to bear the cost of their institutional responsibility.
-
Making a ‘warrior call’ to help overcome isolation, mitigate suicide
The first National Warrior Call Day is on Nov. 21.
-
Special Forces sergeant major fired gun during domestic assault, prosecutors say
Sgt. Maj. Travis Alfred faces court-martial in March 2022.
-
Watchdog finds no misconduct in mistaken Afghan airstrike
An independent Pentagon review has concluded that the U.S. drone strike that killed innocent Kabul civilians and children in the final days of the Afghanistan war was not caused by misconduct or negligence.
-
CENTCOM didn’t properly document brain injuries after 2020 Iraq barrage
The Defense Department can’t be sure that troops were properly treated or their conditions properly documented for the future.
