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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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Austin ‘confident’ about meeting recruiting challenges
Austin acknowledged that recruiting is a focus area.
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Biden National Defense Strategy tackles China, Russia, nuke deterrence
The administration’s first National Defense Strategy highlights Beijing’s growing military strength.
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Active duty suicides dropped 15% in 2021, but overall trend is upward
Suicide rates have steadily climbed over the past 10 years, despite some rises and dips.
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Military to provide leave, travel expenses for troops seeking abortion
The Pentagon is trying to tie of up all of the lose ends created by the Supreme Court’s Dobbs vs. Jackson decision.
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Is the military too ‘woke’ to recruit?
There’s a lack of hard information on why propensity to serve is falling, and whether there’s an ideological shift in attitude toward military service.
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Security aid could protect partners in Russia, China’s crosshairs
Much of Ukraine’s success against Russia has been attributed not only to roughly $17 billion in weapons, equipment and other aid the U.S. has sent over.
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Austin approves plan to drop Confederate references from DoD property
A new working group will oversee the removal and replacing of tributes to the Confederacy and Confederate military starting in December.
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The Pentagon set 18 diversity goals in 2011. It’s fulfilled 6 of them.
Only six of 18 recommendations from a 2011 report have been implemented.
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Space Force guardians now eligible for Air Medal, Bronze Star and more
Guardians are now eligible five more awards, including some earned in combat.
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Pentagon’s US-Mexico border mission extends for another year
Up to 2,500 troops are authorized through September 2023.
-
Austin ‘confident’ about meeting recruiting challenges
Austin acknowledged that recruiting is a focus area.
-
Biden National Defense Strategy tackles China, Russia, nuke deterrence
The administration’s first National Defense Strategy highlights Beijing’s growing military strength.
-
Active duty suicides dropped 15% in 2021, but overall trend is upward
Suicide rates have steadily climbed over the past 10 years, despite some rises and dips.
-
Military to provide leave, travel expenses for troops seeking abortion
The Pentagon is trying to tie of up all of the lose ends created by the Supreme Court’s Dobbs vs. Jackson decision.
-
Is the military too ‘woke’ to recruit?
There’s a lack of hard information on why propensity to serve is falling, and whether there’s an ideological shift in attitude toward military service.
-
Security aid could protect partners in Russia, China’s crosshairs
Much of Ukraine’s success against Russia has been attributed not only to roughly $17 billion in weapons, equipment and other aid the U.S. has sent over.
-
Austin approves plan to drop Confederate references from DoD property
A new working group will oversee the removal and replacing of tributes to the Confederacy and Confederate military starting in December.
-
The Pentagon set 18 diversity goals in 2011. It’s fulfilled 6 of them.
Only six of 18 recommendations from a 2011 report have been implemented.
-
Space Force guardians now eligible for Air Medal, Bronze Star and more
Guardians are now eligible five more awards, including some earned in combat.
-
Pentagon’s US-Mexico border mission extends for another year
Up to 2,500 troops are authorized through September 2023.
-
Austin ‘confident’ about meeting recruiting challenges
Austin acknowledged that recruiting is a focus area.
-
Biden National Defense Strategy tackles China, Russia, nuke deterrence
The administration’s first National Defense Strategy highlights Beijing’s growing military strength.
-
Active duty suicides dropped 15% in 2021, but overall trend is upward
Suicide rates have steadily climbed over the past 10 years, despite some rises and dips.
-
Military to provide leave, travel expenses for troops seeking abortion
The Pentagon is trying to tie of up all of the lose ends created by the Supreme Court’s Dobbs vs. Jackson decision.
-
Is the military too ‘woke’ to recruit?
There’s a lack of hard information on why propensity to serve is falling, and whether there’s an ideological shift in attitude toward military service.
-
Security aid could protect partners in Russia, China’s crosshairs
Much of Ukraine’s success against Russia has been attributed not only to roughly $17 billion in weapons, equipment and other aid the U.S. has sent over.
-
Austin approves plan to drop Confederate references from DoD property
A new working group will oversee the removal and replacing of tributes to the Confederacy and Confederate military starting in December.
-
The Pentagon set 18 diversity goals in 2011. It’s fulfilled 6 of them.
Only six of 18 recommendations from a 2011 report have been implemented.
-
Space Force guardians now eligible for Air Medal, Bronze Star and more
Guardians are now eligible five more awards, including some earned in combat.
