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Border mission reshapes perspectives of New Hampshire Guardsmen
“It’s heavy in every single way you could fathom,” said a Guardsman. “It’s almost like there is no right or wrong answer to how to handle things.”
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Pentagon’s contracting speed lane sometimes no faster, says watchdog
The “middle-tier acquisition” pathway is running into some of the same issues affecting the Pentagon’s regular contracting process, a report found.
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Reservist in Maine shooting was a “low threat” after hospital release
An Army Reserves lieutenant colonel testified that there were no signs reservist Robert Card might commit a mass shooting.
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California Guard doubles troop numbers for drug interdiction mission
The California National Guard is doubling the number of its troops deployed to help interdict illegal drugs, including at the southern border.
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A dental debacle: Why veterans struggle to navigate VA’s oral care
A complex system is pushing more vets to search for private-sector solutions to health issues, all while hoping the VA will eventually pick up the bill.
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US-built Gaza pier’s latest challenge: Will UN continue aid delivery?
The U.S. military-built Gaza pier faces UN aid delivery decisions and will be detached again due to rough seas.
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US Army names air defense system after soldier killed in Vietnam
The Army is naming its short-range air defense system after Sgt. Mitchell William Stout, who saved lives in Vietnam.
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House says no to returning Confederate memorial to Arlington
An amendment to the House version of the annual defense bill that would return a Confederate memorial to Arlington National Cemetery failed to pass.
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Army celebrates its 249th birthday
The Army was the first military service established by the Continental Congress.
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Border mission reshapes perspectives of New Hampshire Guardsmen
“It’s heavy in every single way you could fathom,” said a Guardsman. “It’s almost like there is no right or wrong answer to how to handle things.”
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Pentagon’s contracting speed lane sometimes no faster, says watchdog
The “middle-tier acquisition” pathway is running into some of the same issues affecting the Pentagon’s regular contracting process, a report found.
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Reservist in Maine shooting was a “low threat” after hospital release
An Army Reserves lieutenant colonel testified that there were no signs reservist Robert Card might commit a mass shooting.
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California Guard doubles troop numbers for drug interdiction mission
The California National Guard is doubling the number of its troops deployed to help interdict illegal drugs, including at the southern border.
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A dental debacle: Why veterans struggle to navigate VA’s oral care
A complex system is pushing more vets to search for private-sector solutions to health issues, all while hoping the VA will eventually pick up the bill.
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US-built Gaza pier’s latest challenge: Will UN continue aid delivery?
The U.S. military-built Gaza pier faces UN aid delivery decisions and will be detached again due to rough seas.
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US Army names air defense system after soldier killed in Vietnam
The Army is naming its short-range air defense system after Sgt. Mitchell William Stout, who saved lives in Vietnam.
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House says no to returning Confederate memorial to Arlington
An amendment to the House version of the annual defense bill that would return a Confederate memorial to Arlington National Cemetery failed to pass.
-
Army celebrates its 249th birthday
The Army was the first military service established by the Continental Congress.
-
Border mission reshapes perspectives of New Hampshire Guardsmen
“It’s heavy in every single way you could fathom,” said a Guardsman. “It’s almost like there is no right or wrong answer to how to handle things.”
-
Pentagon’s contracting speed lane sometimes no faster, says watchdog
The “middle-tier acquisition” pathway is running into some of the same issues affecting the Pentagon’s regular contracting process, a report found.
-
Reservist in Maine shooting was a “low threat” after hospital release
An Army Reserves lieutenant colonel testified that there were no signs reservist Robert Card might commit a mass shooting.
-
California Guard doubles troop numbers for drug interdiction mission
The California National Guard is doubling the number of its troops deployed to help interdict illegal drugs, including at the southern border.
-
A dental debacle: Why veterans struggle to navigate VA’s oral care
A complex system is pushing more vets to search for private-sector solutions to health issues, all while hoping the VA will eventually pick up the bill.
-
US-built Gaza pier’s latest challenge: Will UN continue aid delivery?
The U.S. military-built Gaza pier faces UN aid delivery decisions and will be detached again due to rough seas.
-
US Army names air defense system after soldier killed in Vietnam
The Army is naming its short-range air defense system after Sgt. Mitchell William Stout, who saved lives in Vietnam.
-
House says no to returning Confederate memorial to Arlington
An amendment to the House version of the annual defense bill that would return a Confederate memorial to Arlington National Cemetery failed to pass.
-
Army celebrates its 249th birthday
The Army was the first military service established by the Continental Congress.
