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Dishonorable discharges for vaccine refusal would be blocked under congressional proposal
The plan is included in the House Armed Services Committee’s version of the annual defense authorization bill.
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‘We need everybody’: Plans to make women register for potential military draft advance in policy bill
Both House and Senate lawmakers have offered support for the idea in recent months.
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Defense spending increase, Afghanistan withdrawal dominate debate over defense policy measure
House Armed Services Committee advances 2022 National Defense Authorization Act.
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Can the military boost recruitment by allowing more tattoos?
A congressional panel wants Pentagon leaders to look into the issue.
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Biden defends Afghanistan exit: ‘We’ve been a nation too long at war’
On the first day in nearly 20 years without U.S. troops on Afghanistan soil, the president said he beleives his decision to leave the country saved American lives.
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More vets reaching out for crisis line help amid Afghanistan collapse
VA staffers said they’re encouraged by the increased outreach, and not fearful that it means a sudden increase in mental health challenges.
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State Department vows to evacuate Americans, allies from Afghanistan after military exit
The last U.S. military forces left Afghanistan at midnight on Aug. 31.
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VA eyes more focused employment help with future education, benefits efforts
The popularity of short-term, focused job training efforts are making officials reconsider ways to improve other veterans benefits programs.
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DoD planned to spend billions on Afghan security forces. This group has a suggestion for those funds
About $3 billion in planned spending is now in limbo after the Taliban takeover of Kabul.
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Coronavirus resurgence could cause major problems for GI Bill users next spring
VA leaders are warning they need congressional help to keep housing stipends moving if students are forced back into online-only classes.
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Dishonorable discharges for vaccine refusal would be blocked under congressional proposal
The plan is included in the House Armed Services Committee’s version of the annual defense authorization bill.
-
‘We need everybody’: Plans to make women register for potential military draft advance in policy bill
Both House and Senate lawmakers have offered support for the idea in recent months.
-
Defense spending increase, Afghanistan withdrawal dominate debate over defense policy measure
House Armed Services Committee advances 2022 National Defense Authorization Act.
-
Can the military boost recruitment by allowing more tattoos?
A congressional panel wants Pentagon leaders to look into the issue.
-
Biden defends Afghanistan exit: ‘We’ve been a nation too long at war’
On the first day in nearly 20 years without U.S. troops on Afghanistan soil, the president said he beleives his decision to leave the country saved American lives.
-
More vets reaching out for crisis line help amid Afghanistan collapse
VA staffers said they’re encouraged by the increased outreach, and not fearful that it means a sudden increase in mental health challenges.
-
State Department vows to evacuate Americans, allies from Afghanistan after military exit
The last U.S. military forces left Afghanistan at midnight on Aug. 31.
-
VA eyes more focused employment help with future education, benefits efforts
The popularity of short-term, focused job training efforts are making officials reconsider ways to improve other veterans benefits programs.
-
DoD planned to spend billions on Afghan security forces. This group has a suggestion for those funds
About $3 billion in planned spending is now in limbo after the Taliban takeover of Kabul.
-
Coronavirus resurgence could cause major problems for GI Bill users next spring
VA leaders are warning they need congressional help to keep housing stipends moving if students are forced back into online-only classes.
-
Dishonorable discharges for vaccine refusal would be blocked under congressional proposal
The plan is included in the House Armed Services Committee’s version of the annual defense authorization bill.
-
‘We need everybody’: Plans to make women register for potential military draft advance in policy bill
Both House and Senate lawmakers have offered support for the idea in recent months.
-
Defense spending increase, Afghanistan withdrawal dominate debate over defense policy measure
House Armed Services Committee advances 2022 National Defense Authorization Act.
-
Can the military boost recruitment by allowing more tattoos?
A congressional panel wants Pentagon leaders to look into the issue.
-
Biden defends Afghanistan exit: ‘We’ve been a nation too long at war’
On the first day in nearly 20 years without U.S. troops on Afghanistan soil, the president said he beleives his decision to leave the country saved American lives.
-
More vets reaching out for crisis line help amid Afghanistan collapse
VA staffers said they’re encouraged by the increased outreach, and not fearful that it means a sudden increase in mental health challenges.
-
State Department vows to evacuate Americans, allies from Afghanistan after military exit
The last U.S. military forces left Afghanistan at midnight on Aug. 31.
-
VA eyes more focused employment help with future education, benefits efforts
The popularity of short-term, focused job training efforts are making officials reconsider ways to improve other veterans benefits programs.
-
DoD planned to spend billions on Afghan security forces. This group has a suggestion for those funds
About $3 billion in planned spending is now in limbo after the Taliban takeover of Kabul.
-
Coronavirus resurgence could cause major problems for GI Bill users next spring
VA leaders are warning they need congressional help to keep housing stipends moving if students are forced back into online-only classes.
