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Defense Department identifies airman who died while deployed to Niger
Staff Sgt. Dennis F. Melton, 27, of Waverly, Tenn., died in a non-combat related incident in Niamey, Niger, Feb. 18.
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B-52s complete bomber task force mission with Czech fighter jets
The B-52′s landed in the Czech Republic Feb. 21, practicing quick-turn sortie generation and flying maneuvers alongside Czech fighter aircraft.
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DoD career transition programs lack evidence they work, study shows
A report published Feb. 17 by the Government Accountability Office shows that the DoD is failing to assess whether career transition programs are actually effective.
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Two soldiers awarded Valentine’s Day Purple Hearts for injuries in 2020 Iranian missile attack
The two soldiers were both awarded Purple Hearts on Feb. 14 for concussions suffered during the 2020 Iranian missile strike on U.S. forces in Iraq.
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Remembering Sgt. Henry ‘Black Death’ Johnson, the first Black American WWI hero
Sgt. Henry Johnson was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor in 2015 by then-President Barack Obama.
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AFRICOM’s Flintlock exercise to kick off in Cote d’Ivoire amid regional tensions
Flintlock 2022 will be taking place Feb. 15-28 in Cote d’Ivoire.
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‘Hand of Russia’ visible in African coups says AFRICOM boss
“I think I have received reports of Russian involvement at least in Sudan in the not too distant past,” AFRICOM Commander Gen. Stephen Townsend said.
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Judge temporarily bars military from punishing two officers over vaccine refusal
The military must temporarily halt stripping two officers who refused to take the COVID vaccine of their commands, a federal judge in Florida ruled.
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Here are the troops competing in the Beijing Winter Olympics
One Airman and eight soldiers will be representing Team USA in the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics this month.
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Twin steals veteran brother’s identity to obtain federal benefits
Wayne Bowen, 64, stole his twin brother Warren Bowen’s identity in order to gain access to more than $60k in federally-subsidized veterans’ benefits.
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Defense Department identifies airman who died while deployed to Niger
Staff Sgt. Dennis F. Melton, 27, of Waverly, Tenn., died in a non-combat related incident in Niamey, Niger, Feb. 18.
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B-52s complete bomber task force mission with Czech fighter jets
The B-52′s landed in the Czech Republic Feb. 21, practicing quick-turn sortie generation and flying maneuvers alongside Czech fighter aircraft.
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DoD career transition programs lack evidence they work, study shows
A report published Feb. 17 by the Government Accountability Office shows that the DoD is failing to assess whether career transition programs are actually effective.
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Two soldiers awarded Valentine’s Day Purple Hearts for injuries in 2020 Iranian missile attack
The two soldiers were both awarded Purple Hearts on Feb. 14 for concussions suffered during the 2020 Iranian missile strike on U.S. forces in Iraq.
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Remembering Sgt. Henry ‘Black Death’ Johnson, the first Black American WWI hero
Sgt. Henry Johnson was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor in 2015 by then-President Barack Obama.
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AFRICOM’s Flintlock exercise to kick off in Cote d’Ivoire amid regional tensions
Flintlock 2022 will be taking place Feb. 15-28 in Cote d’Ivoire.
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‘Hand of Russia’ visible in African coups says AFRICOM boss
“I think I have received reports of Russian involvement at least in Sudan in the not too distant past,” AFRICOM Commander Gen. Stephen Townsend said.
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Judge temporarily bars military from punishing two officers over vaccine refusal
The military must temporarily halt stripping two officers who refused to take the COVID vaccine of their commands, a federal judge in Florida ruled.
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Here are the troops competing in the Beijing Winter Olympics
One Airman and eight soldiers will be representing Team USA in the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics this month.
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Twin steals veteran brother’s identity to obtain federal benefits
Wayne Bowen, 64, stole his twin brother Warren Bowen’s identity in order to gain access to more than $60k in federally-subsidized veterans’ benefits.
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Defense Department identifies airman who died while deployed to Niger
Staff Sgt. Dennis F. Melton, 27, of Waverly, Tenn., died in a non-combat related incident in Niamey, Niger, Feb. 18.
-
B-52s complete bomber task force mission with Czech fighter jets
The B-52′s landed in the Czech Republic Feb. 21, practicing quick-turn sortie generation and flying maneuvers alongside Czech fighter aircraft.
-
DoD career transition programs lack evidence they work, study shows
A report published Feb. 17 by the Government Accountability Office shows that the DoD is failing to assess whether career transition programs are actually effective.
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Two soldiers awarded Valentine’s Day Purple Hearts for injuries in 2020 Iranian missile attack
The two soldiers were both awarded Purple Hearts on Feb. 14 for concussions suffered during the 2020 Iranian missile strike on U.S. forces in Iraq.
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Remembering Sgt. Henry ‘Black Death’ Johnson, the first Black American WWI hero
Sgt. Henry Johnson was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor in 2015 by then-President Barack Obama.
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AFRICOM’s Flintlock exercise to kick off in Cote d’Ivoire amid regional tensions
Flintlock 2022 will be taking place Feb. 15-28 in Cote d’Ivoire.
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‘Hand of Russia’ visible in African coups says AFRICOM boss
“I think I have received reports of Russian involvement at least in Sudan in the not too distant past,” AFRICOM Commander Gen. Stephen Townsend said.
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Judge temporarily bars military from punishing two officers over vaccine refusal
The military must temporarily halt stripping two officers who refused to take the COVID vaccine of their commands, a federal judge in Florida ruled.
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Here are the troops competing in the Beijing Winter Olympics
One Airman and eight soldiers will be representing Team USA in the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics this month.
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Twin steals veteran brother’s identity to obtain federal benefits
Wayne Bowen, 64, stole his twin brother Warren Bowen’s identity in order to gain access to more than $60k in federally-subsidized veterans’ benefits.
