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The Pentagon has screened every Saudi trainee in the US. This is what they’ve found.
The Pentagon is beefing up its security vetting process for international students training in U.S. military schools.
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This study suggests that troops may get paid too much
A new Rand Corp. study suggests that the military could be overpaying in some cases, while not incentivizing performance in others.
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Here’s how a federal court ruling is affecting the military’s border wall construction plans
A fraction of military construction funding had been used to build border barriers before a judge ordered the Army Corps of Engineers to stop work.
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Could mild brain injuries be affecting good order and discipline? The Pentagon wants to find out.
The Pentagon is studying how blast exposure affects service members’ health.
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Here are more than 300 bases with possible toxic ‘forever chemical’ contamination
An updated site map shows 305 sites in all 50 states with confirmed or possible PFAS water contamination.
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The Pentagon’s inspector general is taking aim at border deployments
The Pentagon is evaluating its deployments of troops to the U.S.- Mexico border.
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DoD inspector general is looking into recruit deaths at military training
A Pentagon watchdog is launching a study into deaths of basic trainees.
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There’s a new rank insignia for the military’s top enlisted adviser
The senior enlisted adviser to the chairman of the joint chiefs is getting a distinctive rank insignia.
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Pentagon’s top enlisted leader opens up about the misconduct investigation that could have ended his career
Senior enlisted adviser to the chair of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Army Command Sgt. Maj. John Troxell offers some advice after coming back from suspension.
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Senior enlisted leaders react to Afghanistan papers: ‘I’ve never been lied to’
Both the current and next top Pentagon enlisted advisers weigh in on the Afghanistan papers.
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The Pentagon has screened every Saudi trainee in the US. This is what they’ve found.
The Pentagon is beefing up its security vetting process for international students training in U.S. military schools.
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This study suggests that troops may get paid too much
A new Rand Corp. study suggests that the military could be overpaying in some cases, while not incentivizing performance in others.
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Here’s how a federal court ruling is affecting the military’s border wall construction plans
A fraction of military construction funding had been used to build border barriers before a judge ordered the Army Corps of Engineers to stop work.
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Could mild brain injuries be affecting good order and discipline? The Pentagon wants to find out.
The Pentagon is studying how blast exposure affects service members’ health.
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Here are more than 300 bases with possible toxic ‘forever chemical’ contamination
An updated site map shows 305 sites in all 50 states with confirmed or possible PFAS water contamination.
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The Pentagon’s inspector general is taking aim at border deployments
The Pentagon is evaluating its deployments of troops to the U.S.- Mexico border.
-
DoD inspector general is looking into recruit deaths at military training
A Pentagon watchdog is launching a study into deaths of basic trainees.
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There’s a new rank insignia for the military’s top enlisted adviser
The senior enlisted adviser to the chairman of the joint chiefs is getting a distinctive rank insignia.
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Pentagon’s top enlisted leader opens up about the misconduct investigation that could have ended his career
Senior enlisted adviser to the chair of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Army Command Sgt. Maj. John Troxell offers some advice after coming back from suspension.
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Senior enlisted leaders react to Afghanistan papers: ‘I’ve never been lied to’
Both the current and next top Pentagon enlisted advisers weigh in on the Afghanistan papers.
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The Pentagon has screened every Saudi trainee in the US. This is what they’ve found.
The Pentagon is beefing up its security vetting process for international students training in U.S. military schools.
-
This study suggests that troops may get paid too much
A new Rand Corp. study suggests that the military could be overpaying in some cases, while not incentivizing performance in others.
-
Here’s how a federal court ruling is affecting the military’s border wall construction plans
A fraction of military construction funding had been used to build border barriers before a judge ordered the Army Corps of Engineers to stop work.
-
Could mild brain injuries be affecting good order and discipline? The Pentagon wants to find out.
The Pentagon is studying how blast exposure affects service members’ health.
-
Here are more than 300 bases with possible toxic ‘forever chemical’ contamination
An updated site map shows 305 sites in all 50 states with confirmed or possible PFAS water contamination.
-
The Pentagon’s inspector general is taking aim at border deployments
The Pentagon is evaluating its deployments of troops to the U.S.- Mexico border.
-
DoD inspector general is looking into recruit deaths at military training
A Pentagon watchdog is launching a study into deaths of basic trainees.
-
There’s a new rank insignia for the military’s top enlisted adviser
The senior enlisted adviser to the chairman of the joint chiefs is getting a distinctive rank insignia.
-
Pentagon’s top enlisted leader opens up about the misconduct investigation that could have ended his career
Senior enlisted adviser to the chair of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Army Command Sgt. Maj. John Troxell offers some advice after coming back from suspension.
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Senior enlisted leaders react to Afghanistan papers: ‘I’ve never been lied to’
Both the current and next top Pentagon enlisted advisers weigh in on the Afghanistan papers.
