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Transgender troops say they want to serve openly
The landmark repeal of “don’t ask, don’t tell” in 2011 allowed gays and lesbians to serve openly in the U.S. military…
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Leadership is key to troops’ tolerance of transgender persons, allied forces say
Transgender persons are barred from serving openly in the U.S. military but can do so in the armed forces of 18 other…
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‘We cannot accept average,’ surgeons general say
The message the Army, Navy and Air Force surgeons general have taken from the military health system review released …
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Dempsey hits YouTube to address troops’ Ebola concerns
The nation’s top military officer has taken to YouTube to soothe troops’ concerns about deploying to the region of Af…
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TBI rehabilitation program extended
The Veterans Affairs Department is broadening a small program designed to help veterans with moderate to severe brain…
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Tricare rules on compounded medicines should be reviewed, GAO says
Tricare spends $259 million a year on medications it is not obligated to cover and should align its policies on compo…
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Troops and vets get star treatment at premier of ‘Fury’
Ray Stewart may be 91, but he still keenly remembers his combat experiences as a tank gunner with 66th Armored Regime…
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Ebola concern sparks commotion at Pentagon
In yet another indication of the rapidly rising anxiety over Ebola, a new scare erupted at the Pentagon on Friday mor…
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Marine under voluntary Ebola quarantine
A service member in Texas has gone under voluntary quarantine and is watching for possible Ebola-like symptoms after …
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U.S. Ebola force continues to build in West Africa
Before entering the U.S. Embassy in Monrovia to brief soldiers and reporters on the U.S. military response to the Ebo…
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Transgender troops say they want to serve openly
The landmark repeal of “don’t ask, don’t tell” in 2011 allowed gays and lesbians to serve openly in the U.S. military…
-
Leadership is key to troops’ tolerance of transgender persons, allied forces say
Transgender persons are barred from serving openly in the U.S. military but can do so in the armed forces of 18 other…
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‘We cannot accept average,’ surgeons general say
The message the Army, Navy and Air Force surgeons general have taken from the military health system review released …
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Dempsey hits YouTube to address troops’ Ebola concerns
The nation’s top military officer has taken to YouTube to soothe troops’ concerns about deploying to the region of Af…
-
TBI rehabilitation program extended
The Veterans Affairs Department is broadening a small program designed to help veterans with moderate to severe brain…
-
Tricare rules on compounded medicines should be reviewed, GAO says
Tricare spends $259 million a year on medications it is not obligated to cover and should align its policies on compo…
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Troops and vets get star treatment at premier of ‘Fury’
Ray Stewart may be 91, but he still keenly remembers his combat experiences as a tank gunner with 66th Armored Regime…
-
Ebola concern sparks commotion at Pentagon
In yet another indication of the rapidly rising anxiety over Ebola, a new scare erupted at the Pentagon on Friday mor…
-
Marine under voluntary Ebola quarantine
A service member in Texas has gone under voluntary quarantine and is watching for possible Ebola-like symptoms after …
-
U.S. Ebola force continues to build in West Africa
Before entering the U.S. Embassy in Monrovia to brief soldiers and reporters on the U.S. military response to the Ebo…
-
Transgender troops say they want to serve openly
The landmark repeal of “don’t ask, don’t tell” in 2011 allowed gays and lesbians to serve openly in the U.S. military…
-
Leadership is key to troops’ tolerance of transgender persons, allied forces say
Transgender persons are barred from serving openly in the U.S. military but can do so in the armed forces of 18 other…
-
‘We cannot accept average,’ surgeons general say
The message the Army, Navy and Air Force surgeons general have taken from the military health system review released …
-
Dempsey hits YouTube to address troops’ Ebola concerns
The nation’s top military officer has taken to YouTube to soothe troops’ concerns about deploying to the region of Af…
-
TBI rehabilitation program extended
The Veterans Affairs Department is broadening a small program designed to help veterans with moderate to severe brain…
-
Tricare rules on compounded medicines should be reviewed, GAO says
Tricare spends $259 million a year on medications it is not obligated to cover and should align its policies on compo…
-
Troops and vets get star treatment at premier of ‘Fury’
Ray Stewart may be 91, but he still keenly remembers his combat experiences as a tank gunner with 66th Armored Regime…
-
Ebola concern sparks commotion at Pentagon
In yet another indication of the rapidly rising anxiety over Ebola, a new scare erupted at the Pentagon on Friday mor…
-
Marine under voluntary Ebola quarantine
A service member in Texas has gone under voluntary quarantine and is watching for possible Ebola-like symptoms after …
-
U.S. Ebola force continues to build in West Africa
Before entering the U.S. Embassy in Monrovia to brief soldiers and reporters on the U.S. military response to the Ebo…
