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Heroes-turned-actors: 3 stars of ‘The 15:17 to Paris’ talk about their roles of a lifetime
The movie opens Feb. 9.
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‘Warrior caste’: Is a public disconnect hurting military recruiting efforts?
The military wants to educate the public on what service members really do.
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DoD, FDA partner to speed up approval of freeze-dried plasma for use on the battlefield
The FDA is hoping to have a licensed product by the end of 2018.
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Historian pleads guilty to stealing dog tags, military records from National Archives
The man sold some of the items online, but he kept some for himself or as gifts for others.
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B-2 Spirit stealth bombers, 200 airmen deploy to Guam
Three B-2 Spirit nuclear-capable stealth bombers and approximately 200 airmen arrived at Andersen Air Force Base on Guam Monday.
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Official Army account ‘likes’ tweet that mocks President Trump
The Army’s official Twitter account eventually un-liked the tweet once it gained attention.
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Super Bowl surprise for fallen airman’s family thanks to Falcons’ Garland
The Air Force Reserve officer and the playoff-bound Atlanta Falcons formed a bond with a grieving Air Force family.
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Pentagon identifies Fort Bliss soldier who died in Iraq
Cpl. Todd McGurn died on Saturday in a non-combat-related incident.
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Warrior Canine Connection seeks answers after contract is halted at Walter Reed, Fort Belvoir
The executive director of the organization, which pairs therapy dogs with wounded warriors, said no reasons were given for the abrupt halt.
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Heroes-turned-actors: 3 stars of ‘The 15:17 to Paris’ talk about their roles of a lifetime
The movie opens Feb. 9.
-
‘Warrior caste’: Is a public disconnect hurting military recruiting efforts?
The military wants to educate the public on what service members really do.
-
DoD, FDA partner to speed up approval of freeze-dried plasma for use on the battlefield
The FDA is hoping to have a licensed product by the end of 2018.
-
Historian pleads guilty to stealing dog tags, military records from National Archives
The man sold some of the items online, but he kept some for himself or as gifts for others.
-
B-2 Spirit stealth bombers, 200 airmen deploy to Guam
Three B-2 Spirit nuclear-capable stealth bombers and approximately 200 airmen arrived at Andersen Air Force Base on Guam Monday.
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Official Army account ‘likes’ tweet that mocks President Trump
The Army’s official Twitter account eventually un-liked the tweet once it gained attention.
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Troops must be 21 to buy tobacco, e-cigarettes in Guam
The law went into effect on Monday.
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Super Bowl surprise for fallen airman’s family thanks to Falcons’ Garland
The Air Force Reserve officer and the playoff-bound Atlanta Falcons formed a bond with a grieving Air Force family.
-
Pentagon identifies Fort Bliss soldier who died in Iraq
Cpl. Todd McGurn died on Saturday in a non-combat-related incident.
-
Warrior Canine Connection seeks answers after contract is halted at Walter Reed, Fort Belvoir
The executive director of the organization, which pairs therapy dogs with wounded warriors, said no reasons were given for the abrupt halt.
-
Heroes-turned-actors: 3 stars of ‘The 15:17 to Paris’ talk about their roles of a lifetime
The movie opens Feb. 9.
-
‘Warrior caste’: Is a public disconnect hurting military recruiting efforts?
The military wants to educate the public on what service members really do.
-
DoD, FDA partner to speed up approval of freeze-dried plasma for use on the battlefield
The FDA is hoping to have a licensed product by the end of 2018.
-
Historian pleads guilty to stealing dog tags, military records from National Archives
The man sold some of the items online, but he kept some for himself or as gifts for others.
-
B-2 Spirit stealth bombers, 200 airmen deploy to Guam
Three B-2 Spirit nuclear-capable stealth bombers and approximately 200 airmen arrived at Andersen Air Force Base on Guam Monday.
-
Official Army account ‘likes’ tweet that mocks President Trump
The Army’s official Twitter account eventually un-liked the tweet once it gained attention.
-
Troops must be 21 to buy tobacco, e-cigarettes in Guam
The law went into effect on Monday.
-
Super Bowl surprise for fallen airman’s family thanks to Falcons’ Garland
The Air Force Reserve officer and the playoff-bound Atlanta Falcons formed a bond with a grieving Air Force family.
-
Pentagon identifies Fort Bliss soldier who died in Iraq
Cpl. Todd McGurn died on Saturday in a non-combat-related incident.
-
Warrior Canine Connection seeks answers after contract is halted at Walter Reed, Fort Belvoir
The executive director of the organization, which pairs therapy dogs with wounded warriors, said no reasons were given for the abrupt halt.
