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Will Pentagon whistleblower Yevgeny Vindman retire as a colonel?
Army Col. Yevgeny Vindman will need a waiver from the White House to retire at that rank when he leaves the service on Wednesday.
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How this Marine Corps clarinetist evacuated 2 US embassies in 1 year
This Marine just wanted to spend four years playing in a military band. Instead, he helped evacuate the U.S. embassies in Afghanistan in Ukraine.
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VA cleared to use 3D printing tech to assist veterans’ surgeries
The product will be used to help doctors preparing for reconstructive surgeries of the jaw and face.
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Is the US mission to support Ukraine getting a named operation?
Will Ukraine support be given its own Operation XYZ?
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Veteran who illegally wiped $48m of student loans sentenced to 6 years
De’Reek Banks sent phony VA letters attesting to disabilities for more than 500 borrowers.
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A center of excellence for preventing civilian harm is coming
A joint office devoted to preventing civilian deaths will stand up over the next three years.
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On abortion, American service women deserve better
Commentary: “DoD still hasn’t addressed the concerns service members have about the Supreme Court’s abortion decision.”
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Putin orders Russian military to increase troops amid Ukraine losses
Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered a 13% increase in the country’s troop strength by Jan. 1.
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VA botched thousands of Camp Lejeune water contamination cases
More than 17,000 veterans may have had their claims rejected improperly, the VA inspector general found.
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Guitars for Vets strikes a chord
Guitars for Vets helps wounded veterans through their recovery processes.
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Will Pentagon whistleblower Yevgeny Vindman retire as a colonel?
Army Col. Yevgeny Vindman will need a waiver from the White House to retire at that rank when he leaves the service on Wednesday.
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How this Marine Corps clarinetist evacuated 2 US embassies in 1 year
This Marine just wanted to spend four years playing in a military band. Instead, he helped evacuate the U.S. embassies in Afghanistan in Ukraine.
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VA cleared to use 3D printing tech to assist veterans’ surgeries
The product will be used to help doctors preparing for reconstructive surgeries of the jaw and face.
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Is the US mission to support Ukraine getting a named operation?
Will Ukraine support be given its own Operation XYZ?
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Veteran who illegally wiped $48m of student loans sentenced to 6 years
De’Reek Banks sent phony VA letters attesting to disabilities for more than 500 borrowers.
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A center of excellence for preventing civilian harm is coming
A joint office devoted to preventing civilian deaths will stand up over the next three years.
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On abortion, American service women deserve better
Commentary: “DoD still hasn’t addressed the concerns service members have about the Supreme Court’s abortion decision.”
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Putin orders Russian military to increase troops amid Ukraine losses
Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered a 13% increase in the country’s troop strength by Jan. 1.
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VA botched thousands of Camp Lejeune water contamination cases
More than 17,000 veterans may have had their claims rejected improperly, the VA inspector general found.
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Guitars for Vets strikes a chord
Guitars for Vets helps wounded veterans through their recovery processes.
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Will Pentagon whistleblower Yevgeny Vindman retire as a colonel?
Army Col. Yevgeny Vindman will need a waiver from the White House to retire at that rank when he leaves the service on Wednesday.
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How this Marine Corps clarinetist evacuated 2 US embassies in 1 year
This Marine just wanted to spend four years playing in a military band. Instead, he helped evacuate the U.S. embassies in Afghanistan in Ukraine.
-
VA cleared to use 3D printing tech to assist veterans’ surgeries
The product will be used to help doctors preparing for reconstructive surgeries of the jaw and face.
-
Is the US mission to support Ukraine getting a named operation?
Will Ukraine support be given its own Operation XYZ?
-
Veteran who illegally wiped $48m of student loans sentenced to 6 years
De’Reek Banks sent phony VA letters attesting to disabilities for more than 500 borrowers.
-
A center of excellence for preventing civilian harm is coming
A joint office devoted to preventing civilian deaths will stand up over the next three years.
-
On abortion, American service women deserve better
Commentary: “DoD still hasn’t addressed the concerns service members have about the Supreme Court’s abortion decision.”
-
Putin orders Russian military to increase troops amid Ukraine losses
Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered a 13% increase in the country’s troop strength by Jan. 1.
-
VA botched thousands of Camp Lejeune water contamination cases
More than 17,000 veterans may have had their claims rejected improperly, the VA inspector general found.
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Guitars for Vets strikes a chord
Guitars for Vets helps wounded veterans through their recovery processes.
