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Rockets land near Baghdad airport as US blames Iran for recent attacks
The attack on al-Asad was notable, the official said, in that the attackers used a 122 mm rocket, which is deadlier and boasts a longer range than the 107 mm rockets that have been used in previous attacks.
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With Pentagon responsibilities in peril, this lawmaker says border wall shouldn’t hold up DoD budget
With more than $7 billion in funding, a top lawmaker said, the Trump administration already has more border wall money than it can spend this year.
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These maps can help you figure out your burn pit exposure risk
It can be tough to get treatment for burn pit exposure, but this project helps service members and veterans pinpoint the Pentagon documents that detail their risks.
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The Navy asks judge to put off ruling in closely watched toxic water case tied to firefighting foam
The Navy is trying to hold off a lawsuit brought by civilians who live near two of its bases, alleging that their drinking water is contaminated with cancer-causing chemicals.
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Most Americans think US military should ‘defend freedom abroad,’ survey says
A new survey from the Ronald Reagan Institute found that most Americans support foreign U.S. military intervention.
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Esper explains why Navy secretary was fired over double-talk in SEAL trident controversy
Trump ordered the Pentagon to retain Chief Special Warfare Operator Eddie Gallagher’s Trident qualification pin.
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Trump grants clemency to troops in three controversial war crimes cases
POTUS intervenes in the cases of two Army officers and a Navy SEAL.
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A new, non-toxic firefighting foam could be on the way
As the Pentagon looks into ways to reduce PFAS exposure, it’s also funding research into a PFAS-free firefighting foam.
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Her son died of a flesh-eating infection. Now a Marine mom wants justice
After her son’s death, Lynda Kiernan is hoping a lawsuit against the Defense Department will force military doctors to treat troops more carefully.
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How rising temps could cause even more heat casualties at military bases
A study by the Union of Concerned Scientists warns that increasingly long stretches of hot days will make military training more dangerous.
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Rockets land near Baghdad airport as US blames Iran for recent attacks
The attack on al-Asad was notable, the official said, in that the attackers used a 122 mm rocket, which is deadlier and boasts a longer range than the 107 mm rockets that have been used in previous attacks.
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With Pentagon responsibilities in peril, this lawmaker says border wall shouldn’t hold up DoD budget
With more than $7 billion in funding, a top lawmaker said, the Trump administration already has more border wall money than it can spend this year.
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These maps can help you figure out your burn pit exposure risk
It can be tough to get treatment for burn pit exposure, but this project helps service members and veterans pinpoint the Pentagon documents that detail their risks.
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The Navy asks judge to put off ruling in closely watched toxic water case tied to firefighting foam
The Navy is trying to hold off a lawsuit brought by civilians who live near two of its bases, alleging that their drinking water is contaminated with cancer-causing chemicals.
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Most Americans think US military should ‘defend freedom abroad,’ survey says
A new survey from the Ronald Reagan Institute found that most Americans support foreign U.S. military intervention.
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Esper explains why Navy secretary was fired over double-talk in SEAL trident controversy
Trump ordered the Pentagon to retain Chief Special Warfare Operator Eddie Gallagher’s Trident qualification pin.
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Trump grants clemency to troops in three controversial war crimes cases
POTUS intervenes in the cases of two Army officers and a Navy SEAL.
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A new, non-toxic firefighting foam could be on the way
As the Pentagon looks into ways to reduce PFAS exposure, it’s also funding research into a PFAS-free firefighting foam.
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Her son died of a flesh-eating infection. Now a Marine mom wants justice
After her son’s death, Lynda Kiernan is hoping a lawsuit against the Defense Department will force military doctors to treat troops more carefully.
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How rising temps could cause even more heat casualties at military bases
A study by the Union of Concerned Scientists warns that increasingly long stretches of hot days will make military training more dangerous.
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Rockets land near Baghdad airport as US blames Iran for recent attacks
The attack on al-Asad was notable, the official said, in that the attackers used a 122 mm rocket, which is deadlier and boasts a longer range than the 107 mm rockets that have been used in previous attacks.
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With Pentagon responsibilities in peril, this lawmaker says border wall shouldn’t hold up DoD budget
With more than $7 billion in funding, a top lawmaker said, the Trump administration already has more border wall money than it can spend this year.
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These maps can help you figure out your burn pit exposure risk
It can be tough to get treatment for burn pit exposure, but this project helps service members and veterans pinpoint the Pentagon documents that detail their risks.
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The Navy asks judge to put off ruling in closely watched toxic water case tied to firefighting foam
The Navy is trying to hold off a lawsuit brought by civilians who live near two of its bases, alleging that their drinking water is contaminated with cancer-causing chemicals.
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Most Americans think US military should ‘defend freedom abroad,’ survey says
A new survey from the Ronald Reagan Institute found that most Americans support foreign U.S. military intervention.
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Esper explains why Navy secretary was fired over double-talk in SEAL trident controversy
Trump ordered the Pentagon to retain Chief Special Warfare Operator Eddie Gallagher’s Trident qualification pin.
-
Trump grants clemency to troops in three controversial war crimes cases
POTUS intervenes in the cases of two Army officers and a Navy SEAL.
-
A new, non-toxic firefighting foam could be on the way
As the Pentagon looks into ways to reduce PFAS exposure, it’s also funding research into a PFAS-free firefighting foam.
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Her son died of a flesh-eating infection. Now a Marine mom wants justice
After her son’s death, Lynda Kiernan is hoping a lawsuit against the Defense Department will force military doctors to treat troops more carefully.
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How rising temps could cause even more heat casualties at military bases
A study by the Union of Concerned Scientists warns that increasingly long stretches of hot days will make military training more dangerous.
