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Troops’ personal data can be purchased for pennies, researchers find
Researchers were able to buy the personal information of thousands of service members, veterans and their families.
French government collecting heirloom firearms from residents
There are about 5 to 6 million weapons kept in an "irregular manner," 80% to 90% were inherited.
By Jeffrey Schaeffer and Thomas Adamson
New Army social media policy pushes stricter rules
One of the outcomes: Army leaders may no longer use personal social media accounts to release official DoD information.
Defense Department to expand gun safety efforts in an attempt to reduce military suicides
The move follows similar efforts on firearms storage and safety by other federal agencies.
Army advisers make first mission to the Maldives, a strategic area of the Indian Ocean
"I think the [Maldives] marine corps is probably where we can help focus a lot of our efforts," said a 5th SFAB team leader. "They're the ones that will help respond to any crises that pop up in the country."
By Kyle Rempfer
Security force assistance brigade wants a third of its members in Indo-Pacific at all times
Advisers are broken down into small teams of four to 12 soldiers that are led by an Army captain.
By Kyle Rempfer
Personal training is a $4 billion industry. Here’s how veterans are cashing in (and you can too)
See why veterans make great fitness coaches and how veterans in the industry are adapting to the pandemic.
By Harm Venhuizen
‘People are scared’: COVID-19 outbreak rattles crew of the warship Chafee
U.S. 3rd Fleet officials confirmed that some personnel had tested positive for the coronavirus on the guided-missile destroyer, but declined to say how many cases had emerged.
Renewing our commitment to veterans with disabilities
Businesses can thank veterans who are blind by opening the door to greater opportunities for this untapped workforce, says the author of this commentary.
By Kevin Lynch
Big problems require bold solutions: How data analytics can help prevent veteran suicides
The author of this commentary says concerns over privacy when it comes to medical, law enforcement and financial information might be preventing meaningful outcomes for the veteran suicide problem.
By Tony Kurta