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Fort Sill sexual assault case stirs up the worst kind of deja vu
Leaders preying on the military’s most vulnerable members is a recurring problem in the struggle against military sexual assault.
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Vaccinations for overseas troops in jeopardy as DoD halts Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 shots
The Pentagon did not say how the pause would affect its vaccine program or when it might lift.
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A DoD definition of domestic extremism is on its way
A working group will take on the next steps in the Pentagon’s push to root out extremist ideology.
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Pentagon touts vaccine success, but details are hard to pin down
The department is on its way to three million vaccines administered.
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The Defense Department isn’t meeting its readiness goals, report finds
While readiness measures for ground combat have increased, seapower has been on the decline.
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They risked their lives to help us. How Biden can fix the troubled “terp” visa program
It takes years to get a special immigrant visa, time that Afghan interpreters may not have.
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Active-duty suicide numbers level off after summer spike, but reserves soar
The National Guard’s suicide numbers exploded at the end of 2020, after a particularly stressful year.
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Army CID investigating missing DC National Guard rifle
Criminal investigators are looking into an M4 rifle that went missing after a training event.
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Troops may face retaliation whether they report a sexual assault or not, study finds
Roughly a third of sexual assault survivors feel their peers or leadership have retaliated against them.
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SOCOM is committing itself to attracting more women and people of color
Special operations wants to diversify its ranks, but it will first have to figure out how to do that.
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Fort Sill sexual assault case stirs up the worst kind of deja vu
Leaders preying on the military’s most vulnerable members is a recurring problem in the struggle against military sexual assault.
-
Vaccinations for overseas troops in jeopardy as DoD halts Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 shots
The Pentagon did not say how the pause would affect its vaccine program or when it might lift.
-
A DoD definition of domestic extremism is on its way
A working group will take on the next steps in the Pentagon’s push to root out extremist ideology.
-
Pentagon touts vaccine success, but details are hard to pin down
The department is on its way to three million vaccines administered.
-
The Defense Department isn’t meeting its readiness goals, report finds
While readiness measures for ground combat have increased, seapower has been on the decline.
-
They risked their lives to help us. How Biden can fix the troubled “terp” visa program
It takes years to get a special immigrant visa, time that Afghan interpreters may not have.
-
Active-duty suicide numbers level off after summer spike, but reserves soar
The National Guard’s suicide numbers exploded at the end of 2020, after a particularly stressful year.
-
Army CID investigating missing DC National Guard rifle
Criminal investigators are looking into an M4 rifle that went missing after a training event.
-
Troops may face retaliation whether they report a sexual assault or not, study finds
Roughly a third of sexual assault survivors feel their peers or leadership have retaliated against them.
-
SOCOM is committing itself to attracting more women and people of color
Special operations wants to diversify its ranks, but it will first have to figure out how to do that.
-
Fort Sill sexual assault case stirs up the worst kind of deja vu
Leaders preying on the military’s most vulnerable members is a recurring problem in the struggle against military sexual assault.
-
Vaccinations for overseas troops in jeopardy as DoD halts Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 shots
The Pentagon did not say how the pause would affect its vaccine program or when it might lift.
-
A DoD definition of domestic extremism is on its way
A working group will take on the next steps in the Pentagon’s push to root out extremist ideology.
-
Pentagon touts vaccine success, but details are hard to pin down
The department is on its way to three million vaccines administered.
-
The Defense Department isn’t meeting its readiness goals, report finds
While readiness measures for ground combat have increased, seapower has been on the decline.
-
They risked their lives to help us. How Biden can fix the troubled “terp” visa program
It takes years to get a special immigrant visa, time that Afghan interpreters may not have.
-
Active-duty suicide numbers level off after summer spike, but reserves soar
The National Guard’s suicide numbers exploded at the end of 2020, after a particularly stressful year.
-
Army CID investigating missing DC National Guard rifle
Criminal investigators are looking into an M4 rifle that went missing after a training event.
-
Troops may face retaliation whether they report a sexual assault or not, study finds
Roughly a third of sexual assault survivors feel their peers or leadership have retaliated against them.
-
SOCOM is committing itself to attracting more women and people of color
Special operations wants to diversify its ranks, but it will first have to figure out how to do that.
