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Don’t expect quick payouts from Camp Lejeune toxic water lawsuits
Simply serving at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, during the 25-year eligibility period isn’t enough to guarantee a cash settlement.
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Revive the Army’s Early Commissioning Program
Expansion of the Army’s Early Commissioning Program, with proper oversight, could help recruiting shortfalls, writes this Army officer.
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US airstrike in Somalia kills 13 militants, DoD says
The 13 militants were “actively attacking” Somali government soldiers in a remote area north of Mogadishu, AFRICOM said.
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Plan to erase $4B in ITT student loans won’t restore GI Bill benefits
More than 200,000 students who attended the school will see loans forgiven, but veterans won’t get their education benefits back.
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Syria denies it is holding missing Marine veteran Austin Tice
President Joseph Biden’s remarks were the clearest indication so far that the U.S. is certain Tice is being held by Syria.
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Disney’s Veterans Institute shares insights on civilian opportunities
Disney’s Veterans Institute will feature speakers from a number of companies and non-profits sharing insights on navigating civilian employment.
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Why do kids keep falling from windows in military base housing?
Fifteen children fell out of windows in military housing from 2017 to 2021, plus three more in 2022. What are privatized housing companies doing about it?
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Overseas military retirees’ postal privileges still in limbo
A week before military mail privileges were supposed to stop for retirees living overseas, there’s no clear answer.
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US forces in Syria decry suicide drone and rocket attacks
Coalition forces were attacked by aerial drones Monday at a U.S. base in rebel-held southern Syria.
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Stricter social media rules for DoD officials aim to prevent snafus
For public affairs officers who also post in a private capacity, their profiles can’t indicate what they do professionally.
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Don’t expect quick payouts from Camp Lejeune toxic water lawsuits
Simply serving at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, during the 25-year eligibility period isn’t enough to guarantee a cash settlement.
-
Revive the Army’s Early Commissioning Program
Expansion of the Army’s Early Commissioning Program, with proper oversight, could help recruiting shortfalls, writes this Army officer.
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US airstrike in Somalia kills 13 militants, DoD says
The 13 militants were “actively attacking” Somali government soldiers in a remote area north of Mogadishu, AFRICOM said.
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Plan to erase $4B in ITT student loans won’t restore GI Bill benefits
More than 200,000 students who attended the school will see loans forgiven, but veterans won’t get their education benefits back.
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Syria denies it is holding missing Marine veteran Austin Tice
President Joseph Biden’s remarks were the clearest indication so far that the U.S. is certain Tice is being held by Syria.
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Disney’s Veterans Institute shares insights on civilian opportunities
Disney’s Veterans Institute will feature speakers from a number of companies and non-profits sharing insights on navigating civilian employment.
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Why do kids keep falling from windows in military base housing?
Fifteen children fell out of windows in military housing from 2017 to 2021, plus three more in 2022. What are privatized housing companies doing about it?
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Overseas military retirees’ postal privileges still in limbo
A week before military mail privileges were supposed to stop for retirees living overseas, there’s no clear answer.
-
US forces in Syria decry suicide drone and rocket attacks
Coalition forces were attacked by aerial drones Monday at a U.S. base in rebel-held southern Syria.
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Stricter social media rules for DoD officials aim to prevent snafus
For public affairs officers who also post in a private capacity, their profiles can’t indicate what they do professionally.
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Don’t expect quick payouts from Camp Lejeune toxic water lawsuits
Simply serving at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, during the 25-year eligibility period isn’t enough to guarantee a cash settlement.
-
Revive the Army’s Early Commissioning Program
Expansion of the Army’s Early Commissioning Program, with proper oversight, could help recruiting shortfalls, writes this Army officer.
-
US airstrike in Somalia kills 13 militants, DoD says
The 13 militants were “actively attacking” Somali government soldiers in a remote area north of Mogadishu, AFRICOM said.
-
Plan to erase $4B in ITT student loans won’t restore GI Bill benefits
More than 200,000 students who attended the school will see loans forgiven, but veterans won’t get their education benefits back.
-
Syria denies it is holding missing Marine veteran Austin Tice
President Joseph Biden’s remarks were the clearest indication so far that the U.S. is certain Tice is being held by Syria.
-
Disney’s Veterans Institute shares insights on civilian opportunities
Disney’s Veterans Institute will feature speakers from a number of companies and non-profits sharing insights on navigating civilian employment.
-
Why do kids keep falling from windows in military base housing?
Fifteen children fell out of windows in military housing from 2017 to 2021, plus three more in 2022. What are privatized housing companies doing about it?
-
Overseas military retirees’ postal privileges still in limbo
A week before military mail privileges were supposed to stop for retirees living overseas, there’s no clear answer.
-
US forces in Syria decry suicide drone and rocket attacks
Coalition forces were attacked by aerial drones Monday at a U.S. base in rebel-held southern Syria.
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Stricter social media rules for DoD officials aim to prevent snafus
For public affairs officers who also post in a private capacity, their profiles can’t indicate what they do professionally.
