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George Gonzalez, Army veteran, identified as officer killed in Pentagon attack
Senior Officer George Gonzalez of Brooklyn, New York, a three-year veteran of the Pentagon Police, was killed Tuesday.
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Turkey, slamming US, says it won’t shoulder new Afghan migration
Turkey says it does not have the capacity to shoulder another migration crisis.
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More is needed to lower shocking death toll from preventable military training accidents
From 2010–2019 there were more than 3,700 tactical vehicle noncombat accidents in the Army and Marine Corps.
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More than half of women soldiers reporting sexual harassment say it is ‘serious’ and ‘persistent’: study
Men and women both face forms of harassment in the Army, women are more likely to face “serious” or “persistent” harassment.
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Fort Benning memorializes Black soldier lynched in 1941, as post awaits renaming effort
Pvt. Felix Hall is the only known victim of extrajudicial lynching to have died on a U.S. military base.
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Mandatory COVID-19 vaccinations are necessary, these top enlisted leaders say
Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps Troy Black’s answer? Yes.
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New disability benefits for burn pit victims may still take time to process
Veterans Affairs leaders still need to finalize rules regarding the benefits change, which could affect millions of individuals.
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For first time, some burn pit victims will get presumptive status for disability benefits
An estimated 3.5 million veterans suffered some burn pit exposure overseas during deployments in the last 20 years.
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In rare move, Army CID raises reward to $50K to solve paratrooper’s mysterious death
“This is the first one to hit this level in more than 10 years,” a CID spokesman said.
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Breakneck pace of crises keeps National Guard away from home
Beyond overseas deployments, Guard members have been called in to battle the COVID-19 pandemic, natural disasters and protests against racial injustice.
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George Gonzalez, Army veteran, identified as officer killed in Pentagon attack
Senior Officer George Gonzalez of Brooklyn, New York, a three-year veteran of the Pentagon Police, was killed Tuesday.
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Turkey, slamming US, says it won’t shoulder new Afghan migration
Turkey says it does not have the capacity to shoulder another migration crisis.
-
More is needed to lower shocking death toll from preventable military training accidents
From 2010–2019 there were more than 3,700 tactical vehicle noncombat accidents in the Army and Marine Corps.
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More than half of women soldiers reporting sexual harassment say it is ‘serious’ and ‘persistent’: study
Men and women both face forms of harassment in the Army, women are more likely to face “serious” or “persistent” harassment.
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Fort Benning memorializes Black soldier lynched in 1941, as post awaits renaming effort
Pvt. Felix Hall is the only known victim of extrajudicial lynching to have died on a U.S. military base.
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Mandatory COVID-19 vaccinations are necessary, these top enlisted leaders say
Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps Troy Black’s answer? Yes.
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New disability benefits for burn pit victims may still take time to process
Veterans Affairs leaders still need to finalize rules regarding the benefits change, which could affect millions of individuals.
-
For first time, some burn pit victims will get presumptive status for disability benefits
An estimated 3.5 million veterans suffered some burn pit exposure overseas during deployments in the last 20 years.
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In rare move, Army CID raises reward to $50K to solve paratrooper’s mysterious death
“This is the first one to hit this level in more than 10 years,” a CID spokesman said.
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Breakneck pace of crises keeps National Guard away from home
Beyond overseas deployments, Guard members have been called in to battle the COVID-19 pandemic, natural disasters and protests against racial injustice.
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George Gonzalez, Army veteran, identified as officer killed in Pentagon attack
Senior Officer George Gonzalez of Brooklyn, New York, a three-year veteran of the Pentagon Police, was killed Tuesday.
-
Turkey, slamming US, says it won’t shoulder new Afghan migration
Turkey says it does not have the capacity to shoulder another migration crisis.
-
More is needed to lower shocking death toll from preventable military training accidents
From 2010–2019 there were more than 3,700 tactical vehicle noncombat accidents in the Army and Marine Corps.
-
More than half of women soldiers reporting sexual harassment say it is ‘serious’ and ‘persistent’: study
Men and women both face forms of harassment in the Army, women are more likely to face “serious” or “persistent” harassment.
-
Fort Benning memorializes Black soldier lynched in 1941, as post awaits renaming effort
Pvt. Felix Hall is the only known victim of extrajudicial lynching to have died on a U.S. military base.
-
Mandatory COVID-19 vaccinations are necessary, these top enlisted leaders say
Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps Troy Black’s answer? Yes.
-
New disability benefits for burn pit victims may still take time to process
Veterans Affairs leaders still need to finalize rules regarding the benefits change, which could affect millions of individuals.
-
For first time, some burn pit victims will get presumptive status for disability benefits
An estimated 3.5 million veterans suffered some burn pit exposure overseas during deployments in the last 20 years.
-
In rare move, Army CID raises reward to $50K to solve paratrooper’s mysterious death
“This is the first one to hit this level in more than 10 years,” a CID spokesman said.
-
Breakneck pace of crises keeps National Guard away from home
Beyond overseas deployments, Guard members have been called in to battle the COVID-19 pandemic, natural disasters and protests against racial injustice.
