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US launched several airstrikes in support of Afghan forces this week
These are the first known U.S. airstrikes in Afghanistan since Gen. Scott Miller, who had been the top U.S. commander in the country, relinquished his command and left the country last week.
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Fort Leonard Wood reports highest number of basic trainee suicide attempts
Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri, reported 26 suicide attempts in 2019.
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Two Fort Bliss soldiers killed in El Paso car collision identified
A third Fort Bliss soldier was also injured in the incident but is stable and recovering.
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As COVID cases surge again, VA officials implore all vets to get vaccinated
Virus cases in the VA system are up 121 percent in the last month.
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Body of missing Army lieutenant found near Mount St. Helens
He appeared to have fallen about 200 feet down a very steep embankment.
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Taliban appear to have ‘strategic momentum’ says Gen. Milley
Milley said the Taliban now control about half of the 419 district centers in Afghanistan, and while they have yet to capture any of the country’s 34 provincial capitals, they are pressuring about half of them.
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4,000 Afghans who helped military going abroad to complete visas to U.S.
While 750 Afghans are going straight to Virginia, thousands more will go to a way station out of Afghanistan.
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Earthquakes, floods, locusts, drones and those pesky Russians — what didn’t this Army brigade face on deployment?
Soldiers were spread across 11 nations in the Middle East.
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Extremist groups’ recruitment of veterans prompts a closer look from lawmakers
The House Veterans’ Affairs Committee will hold a hearing on the issue on July 29.
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Racial inequality on the table in the military’s discussion of sexual misconduct and justice
On Tuesday, a Senate Armed Services Committee panel approved language taking all serious crimes out of the traditional chain of command.
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US launched several airstrikes in support of Afghan forces this week
These are the first known U.S. airstrikes in Afghanistan since Gen. Scott Miller, who had been the top U.S. commander in the country, relinquished his command and left the country last week.
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Fort Leonard Wood reports highest number of basic trainee suicide attempts
Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri, reported 26 suicide attempts in 2019.
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Two Fort Bliss soldiers killed in El Paso car collision identified
A third Fort Bliss soldier was also injured in the incident but is stable and recovering.
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As COVID cases surge again, VA officials implore all vets to get vaccinated
Virus cases in the VA system are up 121 percent in the last month.
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Body of missing Army lieutenant found near Mount St. Helens
He appeared to have fallen about 200 feet down a very steep embankment.
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Taliban appear to have ‘strategic momentum’ says Gen. Milley
Milley said the Taliban now control about half of the 419 district centers in Afghanistan, and while they have yet to capture any of the country’s 34 provincial capitals, they are pressuring about half of them.
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4,000 Afghans who helped military going abroad to complete visas to U.S.
While 750 Afghans are going straight to Virginia, thousands more will go to a way station out of Afghanistan.
-
Earthquakes, floods, locusts, drones and those pesky Russians — what didn’t this Army brigade face on deployment?
Soldiers were spread across 11 nations in the Middle East.
-
Extremist groups’ recruitment of veterans prompts a closer look from lawmakers
The House Veterans’ Affairs Committee will hold a hearing on the issue on July 29.
-
Racial inequality on the table in the military’s discussion of sexual misconduct and justice
On Tuesday, a Senate Armed Services Committee panel approved language taking all serious crimes out of the traditional chain of command.
-
US launched several airstrikes in support of Afghan forces this week
These are the first known U.S. airstrikes in Afghanistan since Gen. Scott Miller, who had been the top U.S. commander in the country, relinquished his command and left the country last week.
-
Fort Leonard Wood reports highest number of basic trainee suicide attempts
Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri, reported 26 suicide attempts in 2019.
-
Two Fort Bliss soldiers killed in El Paso car collision identified
A third Fort Bliss soldier was also injured in the incident but is stable and recovering.
-
As COVID cases surge again, VA officials implore all vets to get vaccinated
Virus cases in the VA system are up 121 percent in the last month.
-
Body of missing Army lieutenant found near Mount St. Helens
He appeared to have fallen about 200 feet down a very steep embankment.
-
Taliban appear to have ‘strategic momentum’ says Gen. Milley
Milley said the Taliban now control about half of the 419 district centers in Afghanistan, and while they have yet to capture any of the country’s 34 provincial capitals, they are pressuring about half of them.
-
4,000 Afghans who helped military going abroad to complete visas to U.S.
While 750 Afghans are going straight to Virginia, thousands more will go to a way station out of Afghanistan.
-
Earthquakes, floods, locusts, drones and those pesky Russians — what didn’t this Army brigade face on deployment?
Soldiers were spread across 11 nations in the Middle East.
-
Extremist groups’ recruitment of veterans prompts a closer look from lawmakers
The House Veterans’ Affairs Committee will hold a hearing on the issue on July 29.
-
Racial inequality on the table in the military’s discussion of sexual misconduct and justice
On Tuesday, a Senate Armed Services Committee panel approved language taking all serious crimes out of the traditional chain of command.
