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Troops would see 3 percent pay raise, more child care and family support programs under House plan
Military Times obtained an early copy of House personnel plans for the annual defense authorization bill, set to be voted on next week.
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House to block KC-135 retirements for three years, but some B-1 bombers could head for the boneyard
The House Armed Services Commitee is wary of retiring tankers as problems with the KC-46 persist.
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Esper has beef with the military’s entrance exam
Defense Secretary Mark Esper is taking a look at whether the ASVAB is worth doing anymore.
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Trump confirms plans to pull some US troops out of Germany
The president blasted Germany leaders for not spending enough on their own military capabilities.
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Production of one of the F-35′s most anticipated bombs has been on hold for almost a year
Deliveries of a new precision-guided bomb under development by Raytheon stopped in July 2019 after a problem was discovered.
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DC Guard members test positive for COVID-19 after protests
Members of the D.C. National Guard have tested positive for COVID-19 in the wake of the mass protests across the nation’s capital last week, according to Lt. Col. Brooke Davis, Guard spokeswoman.
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Netflix is beating the US military (so far) in getting ‘Space Force’ trademarked
Applications submitted by Netflix reportedly date back as far as January 2019.
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National Guard to begin leaving California cities as George Floyd protests remain peaceful
Peaceful protests in California lead to National Guard withdrawal from cities.
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National Guard moving out of DC as questions remain about how military handled George Floyd protests
Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy and Maj. Gen. William Walker, commanding general of the D.C. National Guard talked to reporters Sunday the use of National Guard troops during protests in D.C.
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This is why guardsmen on protest duty were kicked out of a DC hotel
Utah Guardsmen had been staying in rooms paid for by the District of Columbia.
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Troops would see 3 percent pay raise, more child care and family support programs under House plan
Military Times obtained an early copy of House personnel plans for the annual defense authorization bill, set to be voted on next week.
-
House to block KC-135 retirements for three years, but some B-1 bombers could head for the boneyard
The House Armed Services Commitee is wary of retiring tankers as problems with the KC-46 persist.
-
Esper has beef with the military’s entrance exam
Defense Secretary Mark Esper is taking a look at whether the ASVAB is worth doing anymore.
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Trump confirms plans to pull some US troops out of Germany
The president blasted Germany leaders for not spending enough on their own military capabilities.
-
Production of one of the F-35′s most anticipated bombs has been on hold for almost a year
Deliveries of a new precision-guided bomb under development by Raytheon stopped in July 2019 after a problem was discovered.
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DC Guard members test positive for COVID-19 after protests
Members of the D.C. National Guard have tested positive for COVID-19 in the wake of the mass protests across the nation’s capital last week, according to Lt. Col. Brooke Davis, Guard spokeswoman.
-
Netflix is beating the US military (so far) in getting ‘Space Force’ trademarked
Applications submitted by Netflix reportedly date back as far as January 2019.
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National Guard to begin leaving California cities as George Floyd protests remain peaceful
Peaceful protests in California lead to National Guard withdrawal from cities.
-
National Guard moving out of DC as questions remain about how military handled George Floyd protests
Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy and Maj. Gen. William Walker, commanding general of the D.C. National Guard talked to reporters Sunday the use of National Guard troops during protests in D.C.
-
This is why guardsmen on protest duty were kicked out of a DC hotel
Utah Guardsmen had been staying in rooms paid for by the District of Columbia.
-
Troops would see 3 percent pay raise, more child care and family support programs under House plan
Military Times obtained an early copy of House personnel plans for the annual defense authorization bill, set to be voted on next week.
-
House to block KC-135 retirements for three years, but some B-1 bombers could head for the boneyard
The House Armed Services Commitee is wary of retiring tankers as problems with the KC-46 persist.
-
Esper has beef with the military’s entrance exam
Defense Secretary Mark Esper is taking a look at whether the ASVAB is worth doing anymore.
-
Trump confirms plans to pull some US troops out of Germany
The president blasted Germany leaders for not spending enough on their own military capabilities.
-
Production of one of the F-35′s most anticipated bombs has been on hold for almost a year
Deliveries of a new precision-guided bomb under development by Raytheon stopped in July 2019 after a problem was discovered.
-
DC Guard members test positive for COVID-19 after protests
Members of the D.C. National Guard have tested positive for COVID-19 in the wake of the mass protests across the nation’s capital last week, according to Lt. Col. Brooke Davis, Guard spokeswoman.
-
Netflix is beating the US military (so far) in getting ‘Space Force’ trademarked
Applications submitted by Netflix reportedly date back as far as January 2019.
-
National Guard to begin leaving California cities as George Floyd protests remain peaceful
Peaceful protests in California lead to National Guard withdrawal from cities.
-
National Guard moving out of DC as questions remain about how military handled George Floyd protests
Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy and Maj. Gen. William Walker, commanding general of the D.C. National Guard talked to reporters Sunday the use of National Guard troops during protests in D.C.
-
This is why guardsmen on protest duty were kicked out of a DC hotel
Utah Guardsmen had been staying in rooms paid for by the District of Columbia.
