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Marines resume amphibious combat vehicle operations in ‘protected waters only’
The amphibious combat vehicle still is staying off the ocean and surf, for now.
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US military to treat wounded Ukrainian troops at Landstuhl hospital
Landstuhl Regional Medical Center can take up to 18 Ukrainian troops at a time under recently approved Pentagon guidance.
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Why the Pentagon would rather not create a specific military law against extremism
Not enough time has passed for the military to assess whether its latest efforts are making a difference.
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Inside the chaos of the Navy’s April 2021 near-mass shooting
While the Navy and feds have declined to provide further details regarding why Hospital Corpsman 3rd Class Fantahun G. Woldesenbet opened fire on his shipmates in April 2021, police records reveal the chaos of that morning.
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Pilot error likely caused Navy’s TH-57 helicopter crash in summer 2021
Investigators were hampered by the lack of a flight data recorder aboard the training helo, an issue they said will be corrected by newer training aircraft.
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2 Americans, including a veteran, killed while fighting in Ukraine
They were killed in a Russian ambush in the Donbas region alongside two other foreign fighters, according to a Ukrainian commander.
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Army veteran who faked blindness for nearly $1M is going to prison
Despite his claims of being visually impaired, John Paul Cook purchased more than 30 vehicles that he routinely drove.
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Military investigating possible ‘dysfunction’ at Texas medical center after colonel resigns
“I am left with this last opportunity to make a difference,” wrote Col. Ken Bode, commander of the 959th Medical Operations Squadron.
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‘Long 3 years’: Trial to start in deaths of 7 ‘Jarhead’ motorcyclists
The Jarheads Motorcycle Club is made up of Marine Corps veterans and their spouses.
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Jewelry company to pay millions to military families to settle cheating allegations
The company will pay $13 million in refunds, stop collecting $21 million in outstanding loans and fix negative entries in credit reports.
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Marines resume amphibious combat vehicle operations in ‘protected waters only’
The amphibious combat vehicle still is staying off the ocean and surf, for now.
-
US military to treat wounded Ukrainian troops at Landstuhl hospital
Landstuhl Regional Medical Center can take up to 18 Ukrainian troops at a time under recently approved Pentagon guidance.
-
Why the Pentagon would rather not create a specific military law against extremism
Not enough time has passed for the military to assess whether its latest efforts are making a difference.
-
Inside the chaos of the Navy’s April 2021 near-mass shooting
While the Navy and feds have declined to provide further details regarding why Hospital Corpsman 3rd Class Fantahun G. Woldesenbet opened fire on his shipmates in April 2021, police records reveal the chaos of that morning.
-
Pilot error likely caused Navy’s TH-57 helicopter crash in summer 2021
Investigators were hampered by the lack of a flight data recorder aboard the training helo, an issue they said will be corrected by newer training aircraft.
-
2 Americans, including a veteran, killed while fighting in Ukraine
They were killed in a Russian ambush in the Donbas region alongside two other foreign fighters, according to a Ukrainian commander.
-
Army veteran who faked blindness for nearly $1M is going to prison
Despite his claims of being visually impaired, John Paul Cook purchased more than 30 vehicles that he routinely drove.
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Military investigating possible ‘dysfunction’ at Texas medical center after colonel resigns
“I am left with this last opportunity to make a difference,” wrote Col. Ken Bode, commander of the 959th Medical Operations Squadron.
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‘Long 3 years’: Trial to start in deaths of 7 ‘Jarhead’ motorcyclists
The Jarheads Motorcycle Club is made up of Marine Corps veterans and their spouses.
-
Jewelry company to pay millions to military families to settle cheating allegations
The company will pay $13 million in refunds, stop collecting $21 million in outstanding loans and fix negative entries in credit reports.
-
Marines resume amphibious combat vehicle operations in ‘protected waters only’
The amphibious combat vehicle still is staying off the ocean and surf, for now.
-
US military to treat wounded Ukrainian troops at Landstuhl hospital
Landstuhl Regional Medical Center can take up to 18 Ukrainian troops at a time under recently approved Pentagon guidance.
-
Why the Pentagon would rather not create a specific military law against extremism
Not enough time has passed for the military to assess whether its latest efforts are making a difference.
-
Inside the chaos of the Navy’s April 2021 near-mass shooting
While the Navy and feds have declined to provide further details regarding why Hospital Corpsman 3rd Class Fantahun G. Woldesenbet opened fire on his shipmates in April 2021, police records reveal the chaos of that morning.
-
Pilot error likely caused Navy’s TH-57 helicopter crash in summer 2021
Investigators were hampered by the lack of a flight data recorder aboard the training helo, an issue they said will be corrected by newer training aircraft.
-
2 Americans, including a veteran, killed while fighting in Ukraine
They were killed in a Russian ambush in the Donbas region alongside two other foreign fighters, according to a Ukrainian commander.
-
Army veteran who faked blindness for nearly $1M is going to prison
Despite his claims of being visually impaired, John Paul Cook purchased more than 30 vehicles that he routinely drove.
-
Military investigating possible ‘dysfunction’ at Texas medical center after colonel resigns
“I am left with this last opportunity to make a difference,” wrote Col. Ken Bode, commander of the 959th Medical Operations Squadron.
-
‘Long 3 years’: Trial to start in deaths of 7 ‘Jarhead’ motorcyclists
The Jarheads Motorcycle Club is made up of Marine Corps veterans and their spouses.
-
Jewelry company to pay millions to military families to settle cheating allegations
The company will pay $13 million in refunds, stop collecting $21 million in outstanding loans and fix negative entries in credit reports.
