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Atlanta man allegedly tried to sell 125 million nonexistent COVID-19 masks to VA for $750 million
An Atlanta man allegedly attempted to protective equipment to the VA for more than $750 million.
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Eight airmen recognized for Mideast raids, including one that killed ‘top Al Qaeda leader’
Eight special tactics airmen received valor awards following a roughly three-month deployment with the Army’s 75th Ranger Regiment.
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Pentagon says ‘Stop Loss’ order is unlikely — but is an option if needed
Current efforts to get service members to voluntarily extend their contracts may not be enough, the Pentagon says.
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Some DoD medical facilities found vulnerable to ‘violence, sabotage or terrorism’
“The security manager at one of the clinics stated that stairwell doors should be exits only, but the commander overruled him.”
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Army astronaut accused of committing crime in space is cleared; ex-wife charged with making false statements
The Army officer may be the first person to be investigated for a crime alleged to have been committed in space.
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Keep it ‘conservative’: Services break out face mask rules
The services want troops to keep their face coverings conservative in appearance and not offensive.
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DoD expands care to COVID-19 patients in three locations
Military medical support in New York City, New Orleans and Dallas will expand to include COVID-19 patients.
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Air Force botched building its new air base in Africa
Construction at Niger Air Base 201 might have violated the law and failed to meet security standards.
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AFRICOM accused of more civilian deaths, will begin new CIVCAS report
AFRICOM said it will issue a new quarterly report on the status of ongoing civilian casualty allegations starting at the end of April.
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Airman’s death while away on training duty under investigation
While the death is under investigation, coronavirus is not believed to have been a factor, Air Force officials said.
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Atlanta man allegedly tried to sell 125 million nonexistent COVID-19 masks to VA for $750 million
An Atlanta man allegedly attempted to protective equipment to the VA for more than $750 million.
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Eight airmen recognized for Mideast raids, including one that killed ‘top Al Qaeda leader’
Eight special tactics airmen received valor awards following a roughly three-month deployment with the Army’s 75th Ranger Regiment.
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Pentagon says ‘Stop Loss’ order is unlikely — but is an option if needed
Current efforts to get service members to voluntarily extend their contracts may not be enough, the Pentagon says.
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Some DoD medical facilities found vulnerable to ‘violence, sabotage or terrorism’
“The security manager at one of the clinics stated that stairwell doors should be exits only, but the commander overruled him.”
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Army astronaut accused of committing crime in space is cleared; ex-wife charged with making false statements
The Army officer may be the first person to be investigated for a crime alleged to have been committed in space.
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Keep it ‘conservative’: Services break out face mask rules
The services want troops to keep their face coverings conservative in appearance and not offensive.
-
DoD expands care to COVID-19 patients in three locations
Military medical support in New York City, New Orleans and Dallas will expand to include COVID-19 patients.
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Air Force botched building its new air base in Africa
Construction at Niger Air Base 201 might have violated the law and failed to meet security standards.
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AFRICOM accused of more civilian deaths, will begin new CIVCAS report
AFRICOM said it will issue a new quarterly report on the status of ongoing civilian casualty allegations starting at the end of April.
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Airman’s death while away on training duty under investigation
While the death is under investigation, coronavirus is not believed to have been a factor, Air Force officials said.
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Atlanta man allegedly tried to sell 125 million nonexistent COVID-19 masks to VA for $750 million
An Atlanta man allegedly attempted to protective equipment to the VA for more than $750 million.
-
Eight airmen recognized for Mideast raids, including one that killed ‘top Al Qaeda leader’
Eight special tactics airmen received valor awards following a roughly three-month deployment with the Army’s 75th Ranger Regiment.
-
Pentagon says ‘Stop Loss’ order is unlikely — but is an option if needed
Current efforts to get service members to voluntarily extend their contracts may not be enough, the Pentagon says.
-
Some DoD medical facilities found vulnerable to ‘violence, sabotage or terrorism’
“The security manager at one of the clinics stated that stairwell doors should be exits only, but the commander overruled him.”
-
Army astronaut accused of committing crime in space is cleared; ex-wife charged with making false statements
The Army officer may be the first person to be investigated for a crime alleged to have been committed in space.
-
Keep it ‘conservative’: Services break out face mask rules
The services want troops to keep their face coverings conservative in appearance and not offensive.
-
DoD expands care to COVID-19 patients in three locations
Military medical support in New York City, New Orleans and Dallas will expand to include COVID-19 patients.
-
Air Force botched building its new air base in Africa
Construction at Niger Air Base 201 might have violated the law and failed to meet security standards.
-
AFRICOM accused of more civilian deaths, will begin new CIVCAS report
AFRICOM said it will issue a new quarterly report on the status of ongoing civilian casualty allegations starting at the end of April.
-
Airman’s death while away on training duty under investigation
While the death is under investigation, coronavirus is not believed to have been a factor, Air Force officials said.
