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Politicization contributing to Americans’ low trust in the military
A new survey found that it’s the actions of presidents that have predominantly caused respondents to see the Defense Department as politicized.
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Pentagon sees no imminent threat to Taiwan from Chinese buildup
Annual report outlines China’s military progress.
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Army veteran suing timeshare company over predatory lending practices
The lawsuit alleges that the contract violated the Military Lending Act.
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Afghan government didn’t think US would actually leave, report finds
And five more reasons Afghanistan fell, according to a new special inspector general report.
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Pentagon looking into reports of Russian missile strike in Poland
More than 6,000 U.S. troops are deployed to Poland in response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
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Long-term assistance command to oversee training mission with Ukraine
Security Assistance Group-Ukraine represents the Pentagon’s first move to create more long-term force structure in Europe since Russia’s invasion.
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Advocates sue DoD for release of sexual assault prosecution records
FOIA requests were originally filed back in May.
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Most troops deployed for Ukraine response still in Europe
Troop levels are expected to remain stable for the foreseeable future.
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Pentagon’s US-Mexico border mission extends for another year
Up to 2,500 troops are authorized through September 2023.
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Politicization contributing to Americans’ low trust in the military
A new survey found that it’s the actions of presidents that have predominantly caused respondents to see the Defense Department as politicized.
-
Pentagon sees no imminent threat to Taiwan from Chinese buildup
Annual report outlines China’s military progress.
-
Army veteran suing timeshare company over predatory lending practices
The lawsuit alleges that the contract violated the Military Lending Act.
-
Afghan government didn’t think US would actually leave, report finds
And five more reasons Afghanistan fell, according to a new special inspector general report.
-
Pentagon looking into reports of Russian missile strike in Poland
More than 6,000 U.S. troops are deployed to Poland in response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
-
Long-term assistance command to oversee training mission with Ukraine
Security Assistance Group-Ukraine represents the Pentagon’s first move to create more long-term force structure in Europe since Russia’s invasion.
-
Advocates sue DoD for release of sexual assault prosecution records
FOIA requests were originally filed back in May.
-
Most troops deployed for Ukraine response still in Europe
Troop levels are expected to remain stable for the foreseeable future.
-
Pentagon’s US-Mexico border mission extends for another year
Up to 2,500 troops are authorized through September 2023.
-
Politicization contributing to Americans’ low trust in the military
A new survey found that it’s the actions of presidents that have predominantly caused respondents to see the Defense Department as politicized.
-
Pentagon sees no imminent threat to Taiwan from Chinese buildup
Annual report outlines China’s military progress.
-
Army veteran suing timeshare company over predatory lending practices
The lawsuit alleges that the contract violated the Military Lending Act.
-
Afghan government didn’t think US would actually leave, report finds
And five more reasons Afghanistan fell, according to a new special inspector general report.
-
Pentagon looking into reports of Russian missile strike in Poland
More than 6,000 U.S. troops are deployed to Poland in response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
-
Long-term assistance command to oversee training mission with Ukraine
Security Assistance Group-Ukraine represents the Pentagon’s first move to create more long-term force structure in Europe since Russia’s invasion.
-
Advocates sue DoD for release of sexual assault prosecution records
FOIA requests were originally filed back in May.
-
Most troops deployed for Ukraine response still in Europe
Troop levels are expected to remain stable for the foreseeable future.
-
Pentagon’s US-Mexico border mission extends for another year
Up to 2,500 troops are authorized through September 2023.
