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Armed forces to track race, ethnicity and gender of criminal suspects
Services also must analyze the data.
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Here’s what to do (and not do) if you’re charged with a military crime
Defense attorneys offer their free advice.
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FBI: Pensacola gunman bought the Glock that killed three sailors from a licensed gun dealer
Obtaining a Florida hunting permit greenlighted his gun purchase.
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Report: Trump’s call to keep Guantanamo’s detention camp sparked questions about care and conditions
A scramble to secure more funding for the detention center is revealed in a report about why its commander got canned in April.
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Sexting, salacious snapshots: Inside SEAL Team 6′s spoofing scandal
It’s the latest imbroglio to embarrass the SEALs, the elite special operators once lauded as “silent professionals” who eschewed the shenanigans that snagged headlines.
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Commander of Guantanamo Bay detention center fired
Rear Adm. John Ring was fired after just more than a year in command of the Guantanamo Bay detention center.
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Investigators report US military training range woes across Indo-Pacific region
A Defense Department Inspector General report this week warns that some ranges aren’t equipped to train pilots for the future fight.
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Is the Pentagon breaking a law designed to help sexual assault victims?
An audit released last week casts doubt on whether the services are listening to victims.
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A ‘palpable air of calm’ along Korea’s DMZ but growing concerns about rising regional rivals
Military leaders update lawmakers on Indo-Pacific developments.
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Afghan troops beat up contractors, stole equipment: report
The latest report by a government watchdog for Afghanistan reconstruction raises further questions about the ability of Afghan forces to operate on their own.
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Armed forces to track race, ethnicity and gender of criminal suspects
Services also must analyze the data.
-
Here’s what to do (and not do) if you’re charged with a military crime
Defense attorneys offer their free advice.
-
FBI: Pensacola gunman bought the Glock that killed three sailors from a licensed gun dealer
Obtaining a Florida hunting permit greenlighted his gun purchase.
-
Report: Trump’s call to keep Guantanamo’s detention camp sparked questions about care and conditions
A scramble to secure more funding for the detention center is revealed in a report about why its commander got canned in April.
-
Sexting, salacious snapshots: Inside SEAL Team 6′s spoofing scandal
It’s the latest imbroglio to embarrass the SEALs, the elite special operators once lauded as “silent professionals” who eschewed the shenanigans that snagged headlines.
-
Commander of Guantanamo Bay detention center fired
Rear Adm. John Ring was fired after just more than a year in command of the Guantanamo Bay detention center.
-
Investigators report US military training range woes across Indo-Pacific region
A Defense Department Inspector General report this week warns that some ranges aren’t equipped to train pilots for the future fight.
-
Is the Pentagon breaking a law designed to help sexual assault victims?
An audit released last week casts doubt on whether the services are listening to victims.
-
A ‘palpable air of calm’ along Korea’s DMZ but growing concerns about rising regional rivals
Military leaders update lawmakers on Indo-Pacific developments.
-
Afghan troops beat up contractors, stole equipment: report
The latest report by a government watchdog for Afghanistan reconstruction raises further questions about the ability of Afghan forces to operate on their own.
-
Armed forces to track race, ethnicity and gender of criminal suspects
Services also must analyze the data.
-
Here’s what to do (and not do) if you’re charged with a military crime
Defense attorneys offer their free advice.
-
FBI: Pensacola gunman bought the Glock that killed three sailors from a licensed gun dealer
Obtaining a Florida hunting permit greenlighted his gun purchase.
-
Report: Trump’s call to keep Guantanamo’s detention camp sparked questions about care and conditions
A scramble to secure more funding for the detention center is revealed in a report about why its commander got canned in April.
-
Sexting, salacious snapshots: Inside SEAL Team 6′s spoofing scandal
It’s the latest imbroglio to embarrass the SEALs, the elite special operators once lauded as “silent professionals” who eschewed the shenanigans that snagged headlines.
-
Commander of Guantanamo Bay detention center fired
Rear Adm. John Ring was fired after just more than a year in command of the Guantanamo Bay detention center.
-
Investigators report US military training range woes across Indo-Pacific region
A Defense Department Inspector General report this week warns that some ranges aren’t equipped to train pilots for the future fight.
-
Is the Pentagon breaking a law designed to help sexual assault victims?
An audit released last week casts doubt on whether the services are listening to victims.
-
A ‘palpable air of calm’ along Korea’s DMZ but growing concerns about rising regional rivals
Military leaders update lawmakers on Indo-Pacific developments.
-
Afghan troops beat up contractors, stole equipment: report
The latest report by a government watchdog for Afghanistan reconstruction raises further questions about the ability of Afghan forces to operate on their own.
