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Nearly 70% of active service members are overweight, report finds
Obesity is often cited as one of the significant challenges to military recruiting.
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Recovery of American hostages to be led by Israelis, US to advise
Hostage negotiations are not out of the question, according to a White House spokesperson.
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Army to reassess its Niger mission in the wake of the nation’s coup
The country’s coup places legal limits on U.S. military support.
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DoD settles COVID vaccine mandate lawsuits for $1.8 million
The Defense Department will pay plaintiffs’ legal fees for two lawsuits.
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Post-withdrawal, no “over-the-horizon” strikes in Afghanistan
The Biden administration promised to contain the terror threat in Afghanistan, but there’s not much to show for it.
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Central Command’s top spokesman under inspector general investigation
The spokesman, Army Col. Joe Buccino, is suspended while the investigation proceeds.
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Sailor’s suicide prompts new, speedier process for troops seeking help
A new referral process for mental health services is designed to be confidential and streamlined.
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Overseas cost of living allowance decreases coming back in May
Decreases have been on pause for the past three months.
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Active duty troops headed to the US southern border again
About 1,500 troops will help with an expected surge of migrants later this month.
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Sexual assault in the military keeps rising while prosecutions fall
The percentage of non-judicial and administrative punishments is on the rise.
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Nearly 70% of active service members are overweight, report finds
Obesity is often cited as one of the significant challenges to military recruiting.
-
Recovery of American hostages to be led by Israelis, US to advise
Hostage negotiations are not out of the question, according to a White House spokesperson.
-
Army to reassess its Niger mission in the wake of the nation’s coup
The country’s coup places legal limits on U.S. military support.
-
DoD settles COVID vaccine mandate lawsuits for $1.8 million
The Defense Department will pay plaintiffs’ legal fees for two lawsuits.
-
Post-withdrawal, no “over-the-horizon” strikes in Afghanistan
The Biden administration promised to contain the terror threat in Afghanistan, but there’s not much to show for it.
-
Central Command’s top spokesman under inspector general investigation
The spokesman, Army Col. Joe Buccino, is suspended while the investigation proceeds.
-
Sailor’s suicide prompts new, speedier process for troops seeking help
A new referral process for mental health services is designed to be confidential and streamlined.
-
Overseas cost of living allowance decreases coming back in May
Decreases have been on pause for the past three months.
-
Active duty troops headed to the US southern border again
About 1,500 troops will help with an expected surge of migrants later this month.
-
Sexual assault in the military keeps rising while prosecutions fall
The percentage of non-judicial and administrative punishments is on the rise.
-
Nearly 70% of active service members are overweight, report finds
Obesity is often cited as one of the significant challenges to military recruiting.
-
Recovery of American hostages to be led by Israelis, US to advise
Hostage negotiations are not out of the question, according to a White House spokesperson.
-
Army to reassess its Niger mission in the wake of the nation’s coup
The country’s coup places legal limits on U.S. military support.
-
DoD settles COVID vaccine mandate lawsuits for $1.8 million
The Defense Department will pay plaintiffs’ legal fees for two lawsuits.
-
Post-withdrawal, no “over-the-horizon” strikes in Afghanistan
The Biden administration promised to contain the terror threat in Afghanistan, but there’s not much to show for it.
-
Central Command’s top spokesman under inspector general investigation
The spokesman, Army Col. Joe Buccino, is suspended while the investigation proceeds.
-
Sailor’s suicide prompts new, speedier process for troops seeking help
A new referral process for mental health services is designed to be confidential and streamlined.
-
Overseas cost of living allowance decreases coming back in May
Decreases have been on pause for the past three months.
-
Active duty troops headed to the US southern border again
About 1,500 troops will help with an expected surge of migrants later this month.
-
Sexual assault in the military keeps rising while prosecutions fall
The percentage of non-judicial and administrative punishments is on the rise.
