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Marine Corps’ first F-35C squadron ready to deploy on carriers
Its larger wings and stronger landing gear make it better suited for the catapult launches and arrestments used on carriers, and its wingtips fold for better storage on deck.
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The steps veterans can take to avoid underemployment
Many veterans report that their jobs don’t match their skill level. Here’s how to find employment that recognizes your expertise.
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Pentagon did not deny Biden team access to military intel agencies, officials say
The Biden DoD transition is proceeding as normal, according to senior defense officials. Allegations that transition team members were denied access to the DoD intelligence community were due to a procedural mishap on the Biden side.
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Former SEAL, not-for-profit sue VA over new rules restricting caregiver benefits
Andrew Sheets, his wife and caretaker, and Veteran Warriors, Inc. are suing the VA for restricting eligibility for a program that gives many parents, spouses and other caretakers the financial ability to care for disabled veterans.
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This very good girl was awarded a medal at her retirement ceremony at NAS Key West
With two deployments and 38 presidential missions in just six years, Jessy has earned her retirement.
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‘A modern day SS’: Inside the white supremacy allegations of a Marine, veterans charged in illegal weapons case
In addition to communicating with Marines at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, about illegal firearms sales, the group discussed shooting protesters after scouting a Black Lives Matter rally and had participated in live-fire weapons training where participants displayed Nazi symbols, prosecutors allege in court documents unsealed Friday.
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These are the states and jobs where veterans make the most money
These are the careers and states where veterans stand to make more than their civilian counterparts.
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US military prepares disaster response as Central America faces back-to-back hurricanes
Members of Joint Task Force-Bravo prepares to respond to Hurricane Iota after 10 days of providing disaster relief for Hurricane Eta.
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Marine veteran wins million-dollar lottery just in time for Veterans Day
Yaheem Jones, of Creswell, North Carolina, collected his winnings the day before Veterans Day.
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Father and son, both active duty officers, graduate Ranger School exactly 35 years apart
“I’ve served in the best units in the Army,” Chaplain (Maj.) Charlie Shields said. “But I told my wife, I think I’m prouder of the fact that my son is a second-generation Ranger than of anything I did.”
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Marine Corps’ first F-35C squadron ready to deploy on carriers
Its larger wings and stronger landing gear make it better suited for the catapult launches and arrestments used on carriers, and its wingtips fold for better storage on deck.
-
The steps veterans can take to avoid underemployment
Many veterans report that their jobs don’t match their skill level. Here’s how to find employment that recognizes your expertise.
-
Pentagon did not deny Biden team access to military intel agencies, officials say
The Biden DoD transition is proceeding as normal, according to senior defense officials. Allegations that transition team members were denied access to the DoD intelligence community were due to a procedural mishap on the Biden side.
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Former SEAL, not-for-profit sue VA over new rules restricting caregiver benefits
Andrew Sheets, his wife and caretaker, and Veteran Warriors, Inc. are suing the VA for restricting eligibility for a program that gives many parents, spouses and other caretakers the financial ability to care for disabled veterans.
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This very good girl was awarded a medal at her retirement ceremony at NAS Key West
With two deployments and 38 presidential missions in just six years, Jessy has earned her retirement.
-
‘A modern day SS’: Inside the white supremacy allegations of a Marine, veterans charged in illegal weapons case
In addition to communicating with Marines at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, about illegal firearms sales, the group discussed shooting protesters after scouting a Black Lives Matter rally and had participated in live-fire weapons training where participants displayed Nazi symbols, prosecutors allege in court documents unsealed Friday.
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These are the states and jobs where veterans make the most money
These are the careers and states where veterans stand to make more than their civilian counterparts.
-
US military prepares disaster response as Central America faces back-to-back hurricanes
Members of Joint Task Force-Bravo prepares to respond to Hurricane Iota after 10 days of providing disaster relief for Hurricane Eta.
-
Marine veteran wins million-dollar lottery just in time for Veterans Day
Yaheem Jones, of Creswell, North Carolina, collected his winnings the day before Veterans Day.
-
Father and son, both active duty officers, graduate Ranger School exactly 35 years apart
“I’ve served in the best units in the Army,” Chaplain (Maj.) Charlie Shields said. “But I told my wife, I think I’m prouder of the fact that my son is a second-generation Ranger than of anything I did.”
-
Marine Corps’ first F-35C squadron ready to deploy on carriers
Its larger wings and stronger landing gear make it better suited for the catapult launches and arrestments used on carriers, and its wingtips fold for better storage on deck.
-
The steps veterans can take to avoid underemployment
Many veterans report that their jobs don’t match their skill level. Here’s how to find employment that recognizes your expertise.
-
Pentagon did not deny Biden team access to military intel agencies, officials say
The Biden DoD transition is proceeding as normal, according to senior defense officials. Allegations that transition team members were denied access to the DoD intelligence community were due to a procedural mishap on the Biden side.
-
Former SEAL, not-for-profit sue VA over new rules restricting caregiver benefits
Andrew Sheets, his wife and caretaker, and Veteran Warriors, Inc. are suing the VA for restricting eligibility for a program that gives many parents, spouses and other caretakers the financial ability to care for disabled veterans.
-
This very good girl was awarded a medal at her retirement ceremony at NAS Key West
With two deployments and 38 presidential missions in just six years, Jessy has earned her retirement.
-
‘A modern day SS’: Inside the white supremacy allegations of a Marine, veterans charged in illegal weapons case
In addition to communicating with Marines at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, about illegal firearms sales, the group discussed shooting protesters after scouting a Black Lives Matter rally and had participated in live-fire weapons training where participants displayed Nazi symbols, prosecutors allege in court documents unsealed Friday.
-
These are the states and jobs where veterans make the most money
These are the careers and states where veterans stand to make more than their civilian counterparts.
-
US military prepares disaster response as Central America faces back-to-back hurricanes
Members of Joint Task Force-Bravo prepares to respond to Hurricane Iota after 10 days of providing disaster relief for Hurricane Eta.
-
Marine veteran wins million-dollar lottery just in time for Veterans Day
Yaheem Jones, of Creswell, North Carolina, collected his winnings the day before Veterans Day.
-
Father and son, both active duty officers, graduate Ranger School exactly 35 years apart
“I’ve served in the best units in the Army,” Chaplain (Maj.) Charlie Shields said. “But I told my wife, I think I’m prouder of the fact that my son is a second-generation Ranger than of anything I did.”
