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Fort Bragg warrant officer charged with murder after two toddlers died
Rivera is assigned to 307th Engineer Battalion, 3rd Brigade, 82nd Airborne Division.
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Military COVID-19 deaths continue to spike but no fatalities among fully vaccinated
Of 46 deaths so far, none have occurred in troops who are fully vaccinated against COVID-19.
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SECNAV urges sailors to stay safe following a rise in traffic fatalities
The sea service has seen a rise in off-duty traffic deaths this fiscal year.
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Virginia Beach sailor dies in rip current incident
Airman Recruit Ethan Eric Dumbuya, 23, died Saturday, Sept. 11 while swimming at Dam Neck Beach due to a rip current.
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No more quarantine for Marine recruits about to start boot camp
The Corps had been considering keeping the quarantine long after the COVID-19 pandemic ended to help fight off “recruit crud.”
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New Army office to take sexual assault cases from commanders
The move comes after the defense secretary directed the services to remove sexual assault charging decisions from the chain of command.
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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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7 Marines still hospitalized weeks after Kabul airport suicide bombing
Two are in critical but stable condition; five are in serious but stable condition.
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$2K reward for tips after Marine veteran shot, dog stolen
A Marine veteran in Denver was shot and his was dog stolen.
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The Pentagon is evaluating its screening of Afghan evacuees for security risks
An inspector general project will look into how the Defense Department is involved in screening and tracking Afghan evacuees.
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Fort Bragg warrant officer charged with murder after two toddlers died
Rivera is assigned to 307th Engineer Battalion, 3rd Brigade, 82nd Airborne Division.
-
Military COVID-19 deaths continue to spike but no fatalities among fully vaccinated
Of 46 deaths so far, none have occurred in troops who are fully vaccinated against COVID-19.
-
SECNAV urges sailors to stay safe following a rise in traffic fatalities
The sea service has seen a rise in off-duty traffic deaths this fiscal year.
-
Virginia Beach sailor dies in rip current incident
Airman Recruit Ethan Eric Dumbuya, 23, died Saturday, Sept. 11 while swimming at Dam Neck Beach due to a rip current.
-
No more quarantine for Marine recruits about to start boot camp
The Corps had been considering keeping the quarantine long after the COVID-19 pandemic ended to help fight off “recruit crud.”
-
New Army office to take sexual assault cases from commanders
The move comes after the defense secretary directed the services to remove sexual assault charging decisions from the chain of command.
-
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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7 Marines still hospitalized weeks after Kabul airport suicide bombing
Two are in critical but stable condition; five are in serious but stable condition.
-
$2K reward for tips after Marine veteran shot, dog stolen
A Marine veteran in Denver was shot and his was dog stolen.
-
The Pentagon is evaluating its screening of Afghan evacuees for security risks
An inspector general project will look into how the Defense Department is involved in screening and tracking Afghan evacuees.
-
Fort Bragg warrant officer charged with murder after two toddlers died
Rivera is assigned to 307th Engineer Battalion, 3rd Brigade, 82nd Airborne Division.
-
Military COVID-19 deaths continue to spike but no fatalities among fully vaccinated
Of 46 deaths so far, none have occurred in troops who are fully vaccinated against COVID-19.
-
SECNAV urges sailors to stay safe following a rise in traffic fatalities
The sea service has seen a rise in off-duty traffic deaths this fiscal year.
-
Virginia Beach sailor dies in rip current incident
Airman Recruit Ethan Eric Dumbuya, 23, died Saturday, Sept. 11 while swimming at Dam Neck Beach due to a rip current.
-
No more quarantine for Marine recruits about to start boot camp
The Corps had been considering keeping the quarantine long after the COVID-19 pandemic ended to help fight off “recruit crud.”
-
New Army office to take sexual assault cases from commanders
The move comes after the defense secretary directed the services to remove sexual assault charging decisions from the chain of command.
-
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.
-
7 Marines still hospitalized weeks after Kabul airport suicide bombing
Two are in critical but stable condition; five are in serious but stable condition.
-
$2K reward for tips after Marine veteran shot, dog stolen
A Marine veteran in Denver was shot and his was dog stolen.
-
The Pentagon is evaluating its screening of Afghan evacuees for security risks
An inspector general project will look into how the Defense Department is involved in screening and tracking Afghan evacuees.
