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COVID-19 vaccinations begin for US troops in South Korea
The United States Forces Korea says in a statement it started inoculating military and civilian health-care workers, first responders and the USFK command team with the Moderna vaccine on Tuesday.
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One vet’s GI Bill fight could win benefits for millions of other students
The case could give an extra year of benefits for veterans who have used up their post-9/11 GI Bill but still have some eligibility left under the Montgomery GI Bill program.
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New in 2021: Military pay raise likely to be smaller next year
The federal formula calls for a 2.7 percent pay raise in 2022.
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Acting defense chief visits Afghanistan during troop pullout
Chris Miller met Afghanistan President Ashraf Ghani and Gen. Scott Miller, the top U.S. commander in the country. He also visited with U.S. troops deployed there during the holiday season.
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Navy, Marines bolster maritime presence off the coast of Somalia amid US troop relocation
The Makin Island Amphibious Ready Group and embarked 15th Marine Expeditionary Unit — consisting of nearly 5,000 sailors and Marines — are now operating off the coast of Somalia.
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New details emerge with surveillance video of North Carolina recruiting station shooting
We now know the tactics and weapons the suspected shooter used, as well as how Marines and sailors in the center responded.
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US Supreme Court ruling reverses military statute of limitations on rape cases
The decision, published Dec. 10, could open up new military prosecutions for rapes that occurred between 1986 and 2006.
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The first 9 attempts to retrieve swarming Gremlins drones failed. Here’s what’s next.
DARPA will try to recover Gremlins again next spring.
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US B-52H bombers fly to Middle East in mission to deter Iran
In a new show of military might, two American bomber aircraft flew from the United States to the Middle East on Thursday.
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Pearl Harbor dead remembered in ceremony shrunk by pandemic
The U.S. military streamed the ceremony live online for survivors and others unable to attend in person.
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COVID-19 vaccinations begin for US troops in South Korea
The United States Forces Korea says in a statement it started inoculating military and civilian health-care workers, first responders and the USFK command team with the Moderna vaccine on Tuesday.
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One vet’s GI Bill fight could win benefits for millions of other students
The case could give an extra year of benefits for veterans who have used up their post-9/11 GI Bill but still have some eligibility left under the Montgomery GI Bill program.
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New in 2021: Military pay raise likely to be smaller next year
The federal formula calls for a 2.7 percent pay raise in 2022.
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Acting defense chief visits Afghanistan during troop pullout
Chris Miller met Afghanistan President Ashraf Ghani and Gen. Scott Miller, the top U.S. commander in the country. He also visited with U.S. troops deployed there during the holiday season.
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Navy, Marines bolster maritime presence off the coast of Somalia amid US troop relocation
The Makin Island Amphibious Ready Group and embarked 15th Marine Expeditionary Unit — consisting of nearly 5,000 sailors and Marines — are now operating off the coast of Somalia.
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New details emerge with surveillance video of North Carolina recruiting station shooting
We now know the tactics and weapons the suspected shooter used, as well as how Marines and sailors in the center responded.
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US Supreme Court ruling reverses military statute of limitations on rape cases
The decision, published Dec. 10, could open up new military prosecutions for rapes that occurred between 1986 and 2006.
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The first 9 attempts to retrieve swarming Gremlins drones failed. Here’s what’s next.
DARPA will try to recover Gremlins again next spring.
-
US B-52H bombers fly to Middle East in mission to deter Iran
In a new show of military might, two American bomber aircraft flew from the United States to the Middle East on Thursday.
-
Pearl Harbor dead remembered in ceremony shrunk by pandemic
The U.S. military streamed the ceremony live online for survivors and others unable to attend in person.
-
COVID-19 vaccinations begin for US troops in South Korea
The United States Forces Korea says in a statement it started inoculating military and civilian health-care workers, first responders and the USFK command team with the Moderna vaccine on Tuesday.
-
One vet’s GI Bill fight could win benefits for millions of other students
The case could give an extra year of benefits for veterans who have used up their post-9/11 GI Bill but still have some eligibility left under the Montgomery GI Bill program.
-
New in 2021: Military pay raise likely to be smaller next year
The federal formula calls for a 2.7 percent pay raise in 2022.
-
Acting defense chief visits Afghanistan during troop pullout
Chris Miller met Afghanistan President Ashraf Ghani and Gen. Scott Miller, the top U.S. commander in the country. He also visited with U.S. troops deployed there during the holiday season.
-
Navy, Marines bolster maritime presence off the coast of Somalia amid US troop relocation
The Makin Island Amphibious Ready Group and embarked 15th Marine Expeditionary Unit — consisting of nearly 5,000 sailors and Marines — are now operating off the coast of Somalia.
-
New details emerge with surveillance video of North Carolina recruiting station shooting
We now know the tactics and weapons the suspected shooter used, as well as how Marines and sailors in the center responded.
-
US Supreme Court ruling reverses military statute of limitations on rape cases
The decision, published Dec. 10, could open up new military prosecutions for rapes that occurred between 1986 and 2006.
-
The first 9 attempts to retrieve swarming Gremlins drones failed. Here’s what’s next.
DARPA will try to recover Gremlins again next spring.
-
US B-52H bombers fly to Middle East in mission to deter Iran
In a new show of military might, two American bomber aircraft flew from the United States to the Middle East on Thursday.
-
Pearl Harbor dead remembered in ceremony shrunk by pandemic
The U.S. military streamed the ceremony live online for survivors and others unable to attend in person.
