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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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Marine sergeant dies of gunshot wound on duty as armed sentry, NCIS investigating
Marine Sgt. Derek Diesel, 25, died from a gunshot wound to the head Aug. 18.
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Trump’s Ukraine scandal could be ‘impeachable offense’ key national security Democrats, veterans warn
Five freshman lawmakers who served in the military for the first time this week said they may support impeachment hearings against the president.
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Man arrested in Greece had nothing to do with 1985 hijacking and murder, victim’s brother tells Military Times
“It was not Mohammed Ali Hammadi,” Kenneth Stethem, 58, a retired Navy SEAL and Robert Stehem’s older brother, told Military Times in an exclusive interview.
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Iran president says West should ‘distance’ themselves from Persian Gulf, leave security to regional nations
Iran’s president called Sunday on Western powers to leave the security of the Persian Gulf to regional nations led by Tehran, criticizing a new U.S.-led coalition patrolling the region’s waterways as nationwide parades showcased the Islamic Republic’s military arsenal.
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Veteran suicides increase despite host of prevention, mental health efforts
About 17 veterans a day die by suicide, according to a new VA report.
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Pentagon won’t blame Iran for Saudi attack until Saudi assessment concludes
Jonathan Rath Hoffman, assistant to the secretary of defense of defense for public affairs, said the U.S. would defer to Saudi Arabia and allow them to announce their conclusion for who was behind the attack.
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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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The Pentagon is canceling three border wall projects because the costs went up
Three sections of wall in Arizona are out for now.
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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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Marine sergeant dies of gunshot wound on duty as armed sentry, NCIS investigating
Marine Sgt. Derek Diesel, 25, died from a gunshot wound to the head Aug. 18.
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The Army just listed an ad soliciting dead bodies
Uncle Sam wants you(r body parts)!
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Trump’s Ukraine scandal could be ‘impeachable offense’ key national security Democrats, veterans warn
Five freshman lawmakers who served in the military for the first time this week said they may support impeachment hearings against the president.
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Man arrested in Greece had nothing to do with 1985 hijacking and murder, victim’s brother tells Military Times
“It was not Mohammed Ali Hammadi,” Kenneth Stethem, 58, a retired Navy SEAL and Robert Stehem’s older brother, told Military Times in an exclusive interview.
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Iran president says West should ‘distance’ themselves from Persian Gulf, leave security to regional nations
Iran’s president called Sunday on Western powers to leave the security of the Persian Gulf to regional nations led by Tehran, criticizing a new U.S.-led coalition patrolling the region’s waterways as nationwide parades showcased the Islamic Republic’s military arsenal.
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Veteran suicides increase despite host of prevention, mental health efforts
About 17 veterans a day die by suicide, according to a new VA report.
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Pentagon won’t blame Iran for Saudi attack until Saudi assessment concludes
Jonathan Rath Hoffman, assistant to the secretary of defense of defense for public affairs, said the U.S. would defer to Saudi Arabia and allow them to announce their conclusion for who was behind the attack.
-
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.
-
The Pentagon is canceling three border wall projects because the costs went up
Three sections of wall in Arizona are out for now.
-
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.
-
Marine sergeant dies of gunshot wound on duty as armed sentry, NCIS investigating
Marine Sgt. Derek Diesel, 25, died from a gunshot wound to the head Aug. 18.
-
The Army just listed an ad soliciting dead bodies
Uncle Sam wants you(r body parts)!
-
Trump’s Ukraine scandal could be ‘impeachable offense’ key national security Democrats, veterans warn
Five freshman lawmakers who served in the military for the first time this week said they may support impeachment hearings against the president.
-
Man arrested in Greece had nothing to do with 1985 hijacking and murder, victim’s brother tells Military Times
“It was not Mohammed Ali Hammadi,” Kenneth Stethem, 58, a retired Navy SEAL and Robert Stehem’s older brother, told Military Times in an exclusive interview.
-
Iran president says West should ‘distance’ themselves from Persian Gulf, leave security to regional nations
Iran’s president called Sunday on Western powers to leave the security of the Persian Gulf to regional nations led by Tehran, criticizing a new U.S.-led coalition patrolling the region’s waterways as nationwide parades showcased the Islamic Republic’s military arsenal.
-
Veteran suicides increase despite host of prevention, mental health efforts
About 17 veterans a day die by suicide, according to a new VA report.
-
Pentagon won’t blame Iran for Saudi attack until Saudi assessment concludes
Jonathan Rath Hoffman, assistant to the secretary of defense of defense for public affairs, said the U.S. would defer to Saudi Arabia and allow them to announce their conclusion for who was behind the attack.
-
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.
-
The Pentagon is canceling three border wall projects because the costs went up
Three sections of wall in Arizona are out for now.
