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Honorable discharge, retirement as colonel, OK’d for Green Beret charged with assault, kidnapping
The Green Beret colonel will be allowed to retire Sept. 30 at his current rank and with an honorable discharge.
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VA to expand COVID vaccine mandate for employees, contractors, and even volunteers
The expansion will give Hybrid Title 38 employees and Title 5 VA personnel eight weeks to show proof of vaccination or face termination.
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US official: US troops to help evacuate embassy in Kabul
John Kirby, the chief Pentagon spokesman, said the Afghans still have time to save themselves from final defeat.
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Ex-soldier convicted of teen’s ‘82 murder can’t get DNA test
Service members convicted by court-martial don’t have the same avenues for post-conviction DNA testing afforded to other prisoners.
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These Mid-Atlantic bases have toxic levels of cancer-linked chemicals, report finds
PFAS contamination is affecting both groundwater and seafood in the Chesapeake Bay.
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Amid US Afghan withdrawal, Chinese, Russian militaries hold drill in northwest China
The exercises involving ground troops and air forces are due to continue through Friday in the Ningxia Hui Autonomous region.
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Army veteran sentenced for shooting Black girl at Iowa Trump rally
Michael McKinney, 26, of St. Charles, pleaded guilty in June to intimidation with a dangerous weapon and willful injury in the Dec. 6 shooting after a rally in Des Moines near the state Capitol.
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US and China clash at UN over South China Sea disputes
In the latest incident last month, China’s military said it chased a U.S. warship from an area that it claims in the South China Sea, a statement the U.S. Navy called false.
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US signals no increase in airstrikes as Taliban advance across Afghanistan
It is ultimately up to the Afghans to defend themselves, Pentagon spokesman John Kirby said.
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Service leaders have a month to come up with a plan to vaccinate all troops against COVID-19
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin’s memo calls for the services to develop mandatory vaccination plans.
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Honorable discharge, retirement as colonel, OK’d for Green Beret charged with assault, kidnapping
The Green Beret colonel will be allowed to retire Sept. 30 at his current rank and with an honorable discharge.
-
VA to expand COVID vaccine mandate for employees, contractors, and even volunteers
The expansion will give Hybrid Title 38 employees and Title 5 VA personnel eight weeks to show proof of vaccination or face termination.
-
US official: US troops to help evacuate embassy in Kabul
John Kirby, the chief Pentagon spokesman, said the Afghans still have time to save themselves from final defeat.
-
Ex-soldier convicted of teen’s ‘82 murder can’t get DNA test
Service members convicted by court-martial don’t have the same avenues for post-conviction DNA testing afforded to other prisoners.
-
These Mid-Atlantic bases have toxic levels of cancer-linked chemicals, report finds
PFAS contamination is affecting both groundwater and seafood in the Chesapeake Bay.
-
Amid US Afghan withdrawal, Chinese, Russian militaries hold drill in northwest China
The exercises involving ground troops and air forces are due to continue through Friday in the Ningxia Hui Autonomous region.
-
Army veteran sentenced for shooting Black girl at Iowa Trump rally
Michael McKinney, 26, of St. Charles, pleaded guilty in June to intimidation with a dangerous weapon and willful injury in the Dec. 6 shooting after a rally in Des Moines near the state Capitol.
-
US and China clash at UN over South China Sea disputes
In the latest incident last month, China’s military said it chased a U.S. warship from an area that it claims in the South China Sea, a statement the U.S. Navy called false.
-
US signals no increase in airstrikes as Taliban advance across Afghanistan
It is ultimately up to the Afghans to defend themselves, Pentagon spokesman John Kirby said.
-
Service leaders have a month to come up with a plan to vaccinate all troops against COVID-19
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin’s memo calls for the services to develop mandatory vaccination plans.
-
Honorable discharge, retirement as colonel, OK’d for Green Beret charged with assault, kidnapping
The Green Beret colonel will be allowed to retire Sept. 30 at his current rank and with an honorable discharge.
-
VA to expand COVID vaccine mandate for employees, contractors, and even volunteers
The expansion will give Hybrid Title 38 employees and Title 5 VA personnel eight weeks to show proof of vaccination or face termination.
-
US official: US troops to help evacuate embassy in Kabul
John Kirby, the chief Pentagon spokesman, said the Afghans still have time to save themselves from final defeat.
-
Ex-soldier convicted of teen’s ‘82 murder can’t get DNA test
Service members convicted by court-martial don’t have the same avenues for post-conviction DNA testing afforded to other prisoners.
-
These Mid-Atlantic bases have toxic levels of cancer-linked chemicals, report finds
PFAS contamination is affecting both groundwater and seafood in the Chesapeake Bay.
-
Amid US Afghan withdrawal, Chinese, Russian militaries hold drill in northwest China
The exercises involving ground troops and air forces are due to continue through Friday in the Ningxia Hui Autonomous region.
-
Army veteran sentenced for shooting Black girl at Iowa Trump rally
Michael McKinney, 26, of St. Charles, pleaded guilty in June to intimidation with a dangerous weapon and willful injury in the Dec. 6 shooting after a rally in Des Moines near the state Capitol.
-
US and China clash at UN over South China Sea disputes
In the latest incident last month, China’s military said it chased a U.S. warship from an area that it claims in the South China Sea, a statement the U.S. Navy called false.
-
US signals no increase in airstrikes as Taliban advance across Afghanistan
It is ultimately up to the Afghans to defend themselves, Pentagon spokesman John Kirby said.
-
Service leaders have a month to come up with a plan to vaccinate all troops against COVID-19
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin’s memo calls for the services to develop mandatory vaccination plans.
