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Pentagon mulls special pay boost to fix health care personnel shortage
Officials blamed the shortage on an inability to set competitive pay and other instances of bureaucratic red tape slowing the onboarding of workers.
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Lawmakers seek to speed up claims for Camp Lejeune toxic water victims
The bill would cap attorney’s fees, clarify jury trial option and expand courts to reduce case backlog.
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Army vet gets 25 years for bomb-making class used to target cops
The former soldier was convicted of teaching someone how to make homemade bombs for the express purpose of killing law enforcement officers.
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The group aiming to stop ‘endemic’ suicide among Native American vets
A group recently launched a program to address a rise in suicide among American Indian and Alaska Native veterans.
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US-built pier will be removed from Gaza coast, repaired after damage
The setback is the latest for the pier, which has already had three U.S. service member injuries and had four if its vessels beached due to heavy seas.
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The military lab that identifies fallen troops decades after WWII
Generations of American families have grown up not knowing exactly what happened to their loved ones who died while serving their country in World War II.
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She was America’s first woman POW in Vietnam — and was never found
In 1962, Dr. Eleanor Ardel Vietti became America’s first female prisoner of war in Vietnam. She’s still unaccounted for.
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Veterans of one of Vietnam’s most dangerous jobs recount their mission
Veterans of LRRP units talk about how they got into the military, and took jobs in Long Range Recon — one of the most dangerous jobs in Vietnam.
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US military funeral traditions honor the fallen on land, air and sea
From missing man formation flyovers to taps, here’s how the services pay respect to America’s fallen heroes.
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US Army vessels supporting Gaza aid break free, beach on Israeli coast
Four U.S. military vessels supporting the Gaza aid mission broke free from their moorings due to rough seas Saturday. No injuries have been reported.
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Pentagon mulls special pay boost to fix health care personnel shortage
Officials blamed the shortage on an inability to set competitive pay and other instances of bureaucratic red tape slowing the onboarding of workers.
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Lawmakers seek to speed up claims for Camp Lejeune toxic water victims
The bill would cap attorney’s fees, clarify jury trial option and expand courts to reduce case backlog.
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Army vet gets 25 years for bomb-making class used to target cops
The former soldier was convicted of teaching someone how to make homemade bombs for the express purpose of killing law enforcement officers.
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The group aiming to stop ‘endemic’ suicide among Native American vets
A group recently launched a program to address a rise in suicide among American Indian and Alaska Native veterans.
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US-built pier will be removed from Gaza coast, repaired after damage
The setback is the latest for the pier, which has already had three U.S. service member injuries and had four if its vessels beached due to heavy seas.
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The military lab that identifies fallen troops decades after WWII
Generations of American families have grown up not knowing exactly what happened to their loved ones who died while serving their country in World War II.
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She was America’s first woman POW in Vietnam — and was never found
In 1962, Dr. Eleanor Ardel Vietti became America’s first female prisoner of war in Vietnam. She’s still unaccounted for.
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Veterans of one of Vietnam’s most dangerous jobs recount their mission
Veterans of LRRP units talk about how they got into the military, and took jobs in Long Range Recon — one of the most dangerous jobs in Vietnam.
-
US military funeral traditions honor the fallen on land, air and sea
From missing man formation flyovers to taps, here’s how the services pay respect to America’s fallen heroes.
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US Army vessels supporting Gaza aid break free, beach on Israeli coast
Four U.S. military vessels supporting the Gaza aid mission broke free from their moorings due to rough seas Saturday. No injuries have been reported.
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Pentagon mulls special pay boost to fix health care personnel shortage
Officials blamed the shortage on an inability to set competitive pay and other instances of bureaucratic red tape slowing the onboarding of workers.
-
Lawmakers seek to speed up claims for Camp Lejeune toxic water victims
The bill would cap attorney’s fees, clarify jury trial option and expand courts to reduce case backlog.
-
Army vet gets 25 years for bomb-making class used to target cops
The former soldier was convicted of teaching someone how to make homemade bombs for the express purpose of killing law enforcement officers.
-
The group aiming to stop ‘endemic’ suicide among Native American vets
A group recently launched a program to address a rise in suicide among American Indian and Alaska Native veterans.
-
US-built pier will be removed from Gaza coast, repaired after damage
The setback is the latest for the pier, which has already had three U.S. service member injuries and had four if its vessels beached due to heavy seas.
-
The military lab that identifies fallen troops decades after WWII
Generations of American families have grown up not knowing exactly what happened to their loved ones who died while serving their country in World War II.
-
She was America’s first woman POW in Vietnam — and was never found
In 1962, Dr. Eleanor Ardel Vietti became America’s first female prisoner of war in Vietnam. She’s still unaccounted for.
-
Veterans of one of Vietnam’s most dangerous jobs recount their mission
Veterans of LRRP units talk about how they got into the military, and took jobs in Long Range Recon — one of the most dangerous jobs in Vietnam.
-
US military funeral traditions honor the fallen on land, air and sea
From missing man formation flyovers to taps, here’s how the services pay respect to America’s fallen heroes.
-
US Army vessels supporting Gaza aid break free, beach on Israeli coast
Four U.S. military vessels supporting the Gaza aid mission broke free from their moorings due to rough seas Saturday. No injuries have been reported.
