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Hawaii-based soldier admits to beating, stabbing his wife
Military prosecutors said Hernandez Perez took out a $100,000 life insurance policy on his wife on Dec. 15.
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No, the Pentagon is not sending mass texts to service members about vaccine mandates
The military doesn’t have the capability to send out service-wide SMS texts.
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Army’s plan for mandatory COVID-19 vaccines is here
The Army set the longest deadline of all of the military services for the vaccine and laid out its guidance for processing exemption requests.
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Massachusetts National Guard to help with busing students
Republican Gov. Charlie Baker said 250 guard personnel will be available to serve as drivers of school transport vans.
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Temporary hike in BAH imminent for some troops, families caught in housing crunch
Temporary BAH increases from 10 to 20 percent in 56 military housing areas will help ease the financial stress for service members.
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US pulls missile defenses in Saudi Arabia amid Yemen attacks
The U.S. has removed its most advanced missile defense system and Patriot batteries from Saudi Arabia.
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Study criticizes post-9/11 reliance on war-zone contractors
Up to half of the $14 trillion spent by the Pentagon since 9/11 went to for-profit defense contractors, a new study found.
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After 71 years, Korean War vet will finally be laid to rest
The 24-year-old soldier was reported missing in early December 1950 on the sixth day of a retreat at the Chosin Reservoir in North Korea.
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US flag, sewn by soldier at POW camp, settles at Smithsonian
The flag’s pieces were once wrapped in canvas and buried in dirt to keep it concealed from Japanese guards.
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US marks 20 years since 9/11, in shadow of Afghan war’s end
A nation remembers on the 20th anniversary of 9/11.
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Hawaii-based soldier admits to beating, stabbing his wife
Military prosecutors said Hernandez Perez took out a $100,000 life insurance policy on his wife on Dec. 15.
-
No, the Pentagon is not sending mass texts to service members about vaccine mandates
The military doesn’t have the capability to send out service-wide SMS texts.
-
Army’s plan for mandatory COVID-19 vaccines is here
The Army set the longest deadline of all of the military services for the vaccine and laid out its guidance for processing exemption requests.
-
Massachusetts National Guard to help with busing students
Republican Gov. Charlie Baker said 250 guard personnel will be available to serve as drivers of school transport vans.
-
Temporary hike in BAH imminent for some troops, families caught in housing crunch
Temporary BAH increases from 10 to 20 percent in 56 military housing areas will help ease the financial stress for service members.
-
US pulls missile defenses in Saudi Arabia amid Yemen attacks
The U.S. has removed its most advanced missile defense system and Patriot batteries from Saudi Arabia.
-
Study criticizes post-9/11 reliance on war-zone contractors
Up to half of the $14 trillion spent by the Pentagon since 9/11 went to for-profit defense contractors, a new study found.
-
After 71 years, Korean War vet will finally be laid to rest
The 24-year-old soldier was reported missing in early December 1950 on the sixth day of a retreat at the Chosin Reservoir in North Korea.
-
US flag, sewn by soldier at POW camp, settles at Smithsonian
The flag’s pieces were once wrapped in canvas and buried in dirt to keep it concealed from Japanese guards.
-
US marks 20 years since 9/11, in shadow of Afghan war’s end
A nation remembers on the 20th anniversary of 9/11.
-
Hawaii-based soldier admits to beating, stabbing his wife
Military prosecutors said Hernandez Perez took out a $100,000 life insurance policy on his wife on Dec. 15.
-
No, the Pentagon is not sending mass texts to service members about vaccine mandates
The military doesn’t have the capability to send out service-wide SMS texts.
-
Army’s plan for mandatory COVID-19 vaccines is here
The Army set the longest deadline of all of the military services for the vaccine and laid out its guidance for processing exemption requests.
-
Massachusetts National Guard to help with busing students
Republican Gov. Charlie Baker said 250 guard personnel will be available to serve as drivers of school transport vans.
-
Temporary hike in BAH imminent for some troops, families caught in housing crunch
Temporary BAH increases from 10 to 20 percent in 56 military housing areas will help ease the financial stress for service members.
-
US pulls missile defenses in Saudi Arabia amid Yemen attacks
The U.S. has removed its most advanced missile defense system and Patriot batteries from Saudi Arabia.
-
Study criticizes post-9/11 reliance on war-zone contractors
Up to half of the $14 trillion spent by the Pentagon since 9/11 went to for-profit defense contractors, a new study found.
-
After 71 years, Korean War vet will finally be laid to rest
The 24-year-old soldier was reported missing in early December 1950 on the sixth day of a retreat at the Chosin Reservoir in North Korea.
-
US flag, sewn by soldier at POW camp, settles at Smithsonian
The flag’s pieces were once wrapped in canvas and buried in dirt to keep it concealed from Japanese guards.
-
US marks 20 years since 9/11, in shadow of Afghan war’s end
A nation remembers on the 20th anniversary of 9/11.
