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US, Philippines conduct joint patrols in South China Sea near Taiwan
The patrols come days after Philippines President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. called the situation in the South China Sea increasingly “dire.”
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Concern about military toxic exposure injuries remains high among vets
Roughly four in 10 veterans think they may have been exposed to harmful chemicals or toxic conditions during their time in the service.
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Mental health not costing many troops security clearances, data shows
Debunking the “pervasive myth” regarding mental health and security clearances.
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‘I’ll bounce back,’ top Marine vows in 1st video since cardiac arrest
“It’s not the first time I’ve been knocked down,” Gen. Eric Smith said. “When I was shot in 2004, I bounced back from that.”
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Space Force records first suicides since service’s founding in 2019
Guardians saw two deaths by suicide in the second quarter of 2023.
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Navy stands up sailor quality-of-life reforms in Newport News shipyard
Included in the changes are expanding health-care and Wi-Fi access for sailors, guaranteed off-ship and off-shipyard housing, and better parking.
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Special victims prosecutors offices to be operational by year’s end
Independent prosecutors will take over new cases after Dec. 29.
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US fires back after ballistic missile attack on Iraq base
The number of attacks on U.S. troops in the Middle East has risen to 66.
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Fort Carson cooks work overtime to prep Thanksgiving meals for charity
The decades-long tradition continues this year with approximately 2,700 meals.
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Navy ends existing high-year tenure policy
Enlisted active-duty sailors who fail to advance within certain parameters will have other options for staying Navy.
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US, Philippines conduct joint patrols in South China Sea near Taiwan
The patrols come days after Philippines President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. called the situation in the South China Sea increasingly “dire.”
-
Concern about military toxic exposure injuries remains high among vets
Roughly four in 10 veterans think they may have been exposed to harmful chemicals or toxic conditions during their time in the service.
-
Mental health not costing many troops security clearances, data shows
Debunking the “pervasive myth” regarding mental health and security clearances.
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‘I’ll bounce back,’ top Marine vows in 1st video since cardiac arrest
“It’s not the first time I’ve been knocked down,” Gen. Eric Smith said. “When I was shot in 2004, I bounced back from that.”
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Space Force records first suicides since service’s founding in 2019
Guardians saw two deaths by suicide in the second quarter of 2023.
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Navy stands up sailor quality-of-life reforms in Newport News shipyard
Included in the changes are expanding health-care and Wi-Fi access for sailors, guaranteed off-ship and off-shipyard housing, and better parking.
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Special victims prosecutors offices to be operational by year’s end
Independent prosecutors will take over new cases after Dec. 29.
-
US fires back after ballistic missile attack on Iraq base
The number of attacks on U.S. troops in the Middle East has risen to 66.
-
Fort Carson cooks work overtime to prep Thanksgiving meals for charity
The decades-long tradition continues this year with approximately 2,700 meals.
-
Navy ends existing high-year tenure policy
Enlisted active-duty sailors who fail to advance within certain parameters will have other options for staying Navy.
-
US, Philippines conduct joint patrols in South China Sea near Taiwan
The patrols come days after Philippines President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. called the situation in the South China Sea increasingly “dire.”
-
Concern about military toxic exposure injuries remains high among vets
Roughly four in 10 veterans think they may have been exposed to harmful chemicals or toxic conditions during their time in the service.
-
Mental health not costing many troops security clearances, data shows
Debunking the “pervasive myth” regarding mental health and security clearances.
-
‘I’ll bounce back,’ top Marine vows in 1st video since cardiac arrest
“It’s not the first time I’ve been knocked down,” Gen. Eric Smith said. “When I was shot in 2004, I bounced back from that.”
-
Space Force records first suicides since service’s founding in 2019
Guardians saw two deaths by suicide in the second quarter of 2023.
-
Navy stands up sailor quality-of-life reforms in Newport News shipyard
Included in the changes are expanding health-care and Wi-Fi access for sailors, guaranteed off-ship and off-shipyard housing, and better parking.
-
Special victims prosecutors offices to be operational by year’s end
Independent prosecutors will take over new cases after Dec. 29.
-
US fires back after ballistic missile attack on Iraq base
The number of attacks on U.S. troops in the Middle East has risen to 66.
-
Fort Carson cooks work overtime to prep Thanksgiving meals for charity
The decades-long tradition continues this year with approximately 2,700 meals.
-
Navy ends existing high-year tenure policy
Enlisted active-duty sailors who fail to advance within certain parameters will have other options for staying Navy.
