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The FDA has approved the use of this potential life saver for troops on the battlefield
The Food and Drug Administration has approved freeze-dried blood plasma to be used on the battlefield to treat wounded U.S. troops.
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Fired Wounded Warrior Regiment commander sentenced to prison after pleading guilty to child abuse
Marine Corps veteran Col. T. Shane “Rhino” Tomko was sentenced to 18 months in prison.
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Navy SEAL leaders relieved of duties after sexual misconduct investigation
The two SEALs were being investigated for sexual harassment.
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Smugglers didn’t get the alcohol past these soldiers
The soldiers observing the border spotted suspicious vehicles.
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Corps denies using dating apps to recruit new Marines
The Marine Corps has firmly denied encouraging recruiters to use dating apps as a recruiting tool.
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Convicted murderer, rapist facing execution loses bid to bring case to Supreme Court
Ronald Gray would be the first military member to be executed since 1961.
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Air Force B-52 crew assists in search for missing sailors off the coast of Guam
The crew of a B-52 bomber assisted in a search and rescue effort for a sailboat off the coast of Guam last week, showing off the versatility and training of the crew.
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Shot five times, this wounded warrior fought her way back to active duty and eight gold medals
Nearly four years after her tibia was shattered in a green-on-blue attack in Afghanistan, Master Chief Petty Officer Raina Hockenberry is back on active duty.
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Space Force will require ‘legislation and a lot of detail planning,’ says Mattis
The potential Space Force will be discussed with National Security Adviser John Bolton on June 22, said Defense Secretary Jim Mattis.
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Ceasefire over, US-led coalition downplays Taliban attack that killed up to 30 Afghan soldiers
Lt. Gen. Richard Cripwell shot down the idea that the Taliban used the Eid ceasefire as an opportunity to gather military intelligence and scout future targets.
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The FDA has approved the use of this potential life saver for troops on the battlefield
The Food and Drug Administration has approved freeze-dried blood plasma to be used on the battlefield to treat wounded U.S. troops.
-
Fired Wounded Warrior Regiment commander sentenced to prison after pleading guilty to child abuse
Marine Corps veteran Col. T. Shane “Rhino” Tomko was sentenced to 18 months in prison.
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Navy SEAL leaders relieved of duties after sexual misconduct investigation
The two SEALs were being investigated for sexual harassment.
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Smugglers didn’t get the alcohol past these soldiers
The soldiers observing the border spotted suspicious vehicles.
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Corps denies using dating apps to recruit new Marines
The Marine Corps has firmly denied encouraging recruiters to use dating apps as a recruiting tool.
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Convicted murderer, rapist facing execution loses bid to bring case to Supreme Court
Ronald Gray would be the first military member to be executed since 1961.
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Air Force B-52 crew assists in search for missing sailors off the coast of Guam
The crew of a B-52 bomber assisted in a search and rescue effort for a sailboat off the coast of Guam last week, showing off the versatility and training of the crew.
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Shot five times, this wounded warrior fought her way back to active duty and eight gold medals
Nearly four years after her tibia was shattered in a green-on-blue attack in Afghanistan, Master Chief Petty Officer Raina Hockenberry is back on active duty.
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Space Force will require ‘legislation and a lot of detail planning,’ says Mattis
The potential Space Force will be discussed with National Security Adviser John Bolton on June 22, said Defense Secretary Jim Mattis.
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Ceasefire over, US-led coalition downplays Taliban attack that killed up to 30 Afghan soldiers
Lt. Gen. Richard Cripwell shot down the idea that the Taliban used the Eid ceasefire as an opportunity to gather military intelligence and scout future targets.
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The FDA has approved the use of this potential life saver for troops on the battlefield
The Food and Drug Administration has approved freeze-dried blood plasma to be used on the battlefield to treat wounded U.S. troops.
-
Fired Wounded Warrior Regiment commander sentenced to prison after pleading guilty to child abuse
Marine Corps veteran Col. T. Shane “Rhino” Tomko was sentenced to 18 months in prison.
-
Navy SEAL leaders relieved of duties after sexual misconduct investigation
The two SEALs were being investigated for sexual harassment.
-
Smugglers didn’t get the alcohol past these soldiers
The soldiers observing the border spotted suspicious vehicles.
-
Corps denies using dating apps to recruit new Marines
The Marine Corps has firmly denied encouraging recruiters to use dating apps as a recruiting tool.
-
Convicted murderer, rapist facing execution loses bid to bring case to Supreme Court
Ronald Gray would be the first military member to be executed since 1961.
-
Air Force B-52 crew assists in search for missing sailors off the coast of Guam
The crew of a B-52 bomber assisted in a search and rescue effort for a sailboat off the coast of Guam last week, showing off the versatility and training of the crew.
-
Shot five times, this wounded warrior fought her way back to active duty and eight gold medals
Nearly four years after her tibia was shattered in a green-on-blue attack in Afghanistan, Master Chief Petty Officer Raina Hockenberry is back on active duty.
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Space Force will require ‘legislation and a lot of detail planning,’ says Mattis
The potential Space Force will be discussed with National Security Adviser John Bolton on June 22, said Defense Secretary Jim Mattis.
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Ceasefire over, US-led coalition downplays Taliban attack that killed up to 30 Afghan soldiers
Lt. Gen. Richard Cripwell shot down the idea that the Taliban used the Eid ceasefire as an opportunity to gather military intelligence and scout future targets.
