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Esper to talk with SECNAV about the Navy’s PT program
The Military Health System’s August 2019 Medical Monthly Surveillance Report revealed an increasingly portly sea service.
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The National Guard’s suicide rate has surpassed the other military components
The National Guard is piloting local initiatives to help their very regional troops.
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Esper visits laid-up submarine as the Pentagon waits on a 2020 budget
After visiting the sidelined ballistic missile sub Boise, the defense secretary warned of the risks of delaying a funding bill.
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A year after Hurricane Florence, Camp Lejeune is still working on housing repairs
Labor and funding issues pushed the planned repairs back, as many buildings around the base still have tarps covering damaged roofs.
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US troops to Saudi Arabia? Stand by.
The Pentagon will send troops to defend Saudi Arabia, but the details are not yet hammered out.
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Three US service members wounded in Afghanistan insider attack
The three service members sustained non-life threatening injuries, an official confirmed.
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Following attacks, Pentagon prepping to send troops to Saudi Arabia’s aid
The Pentagon will spend the weekend determining number of troops and types of equipment it will deploy to the Middle East as a response to Iran’s attack on Saudi Arabian oil fields.
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What if operators stepped aside when it comes to leading across special operations?
A panel of current and former special operations troops offers some ideas for shaking up SOF leadership.
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Former SEAL, SOCOM boss McRaven says we’re going to be in Afghanistan ‘for a very long time’
Retired Adm. Bill McRaven believes negotiating with the Taliban is the wrong move.
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Mental health care is the key to keeping spec ops forces ready for the next fight
Special operations funding should include mental health and family support, lawmakers say.
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Esper to talk with SECNAV about the Navy’s PT program
The Military Health System’s August 2019 Medical Monthly Surveillance Report revealed an increasingly portly sea service.
-
The National Guard’s suicide rate has surpassed the other military components
The National Guard is piloting local initiatives to help their very regional troops.
-
Esper visits laid-up submarine as the Pentagon waits on a 2020 budget
After visiting the sidelined ballistic missile sub Boise, the defense secretary warned of the risks of delaying a funding bill.
-
A year after Hurricane Florence, Camp Lejeune is still working on housing repairs
Labor and funding issues pushed the planned repairs back, as many buildings around the base still have tarps covering damaged roofs.
-
US troops to Saudi Arabia? Stand by.
The Pentagon will send troops to defend Saudi Arabia, but the details are not yet hammered out.
-
Three US service members wounded in Afghanistan insider attack
The three service members sustained non-life threatening injuries, an official confirmed.
-
Following attacks, Pentagon prepping to send troops to Saudi Arabia’s aid
The Pentagon will spend the weekend determining number of troops and types of equipment it will deploy to the Middle East as a response to Iran’s attack on Saudi Arabian oil fields.
-
What if operators stepped aside when it comes to leading across special operations?
A panel of current and former special operations troops offers some ideas for shaking up SOF leadership.
-
Former SEAL, SOCOM boss McRaven says we’re going to be in Afghanistan ‘for a very long time’
Retired Adm. Bill McRaven believes negotiating with the Taliban is the wrong move.
-
Mental health care is the key to keeping spec ops forces ready for the next fight
Special operations funding should include mental health and family support, lawmakers say.
-
Esper to talk with SECNAV about the Navy’s PT program
The Military Health System’s August 2019 Medical Monthly Surveillance Report revealed an increasingly portly sea service.
-
The National Guard’s suicide rate has surpassed the other military components
The National Guard is piloting local initiatives to help their very regional troops.
-
Esper visits laid-up submarine as the Pentagon waits on a 2020 budget
After visiting the sidelined ballistic missile sub Boise, the defense secretary warned of the risks of delaying a funding bill.
-
A year after Hurricane Florence, Camp Lejeune is still working on housing repairs
Labor and funding issues pushed the planned repairs back, as many buildings around the base still have tarps covering damaged roofs.
-
US troops to Saudi Arabia? Stand by.
The Pentagon will send troops to defend Saudi Arabia, but the details are not yet hammered out.
-
Three US service members wounded in Afghanistan insider attack
The three service members sustained non-life threatening injuries, an official confirmed.
-
Following attacks, Pentagon prepping to send troops to Saudi Arabia’s aid
The Pentagon will spend the weekend determining number of troops and types of equipment it will deploy to the Middle East as a response to Iran’s attack on Saudi Arabian oil fields.
-
What if operators stepped aside when it comes to leading across special operations?
A panel of current and former special operations troops offers some ideas for shaking up SOF leadership.
-
Former SEAL, SOCOM boss McRaven says we’re going to be in Afghanistan ‘for a very long time’
Retired Adm. Bill McRaven believes negotiating with the Taliban is the wrong move.
-
Mental health care is the key to keeping spec ops forces ready for the next fight
Special operations funding should include mental health and family support, lawmakers say.
