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The National Guard’s sexual assault investigation office has limited power to get justice
A special office will review sexual assault charges, but there’s no accountability for state leadership if they don’t call them.
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Military’s anti-extremism policy might not apply to about a million reservists
The National Guard says that its troops aren’t subject to the policy when they’re not on federal status.
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Two more Army reservists die of COVID
Roughly half of the military’s 88 COVID-19 deaths have been among Army reservists.
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Cancelled bonuses, PCS moves among fallout from delayed budget, service chiefs warn
Kicking the budget can down the road could have serious consequences on personnel, leaders said.
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How a Beltway naval breakfast sparked China’s ire over Taiwan
The indignant firestorm over a breakfast hosted by the private Naval Attachés Association showcases another example of Beijing’s belligerence over Taiwan.
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Inspector general investigating whether services are screening recruits for extremism
The Pentagon inspector general’s audit follows new Pentagon recruiting guidelines on extremism.
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Pentagon drops new quarantine guidance for COVID-19 exposure, diagnosis
Positive? Close contact? Asymptomatic? These are the new rules.
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4 reservists died of COVID-19 complications in a single week
The military reported 72 deaths overall in 2021.
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New in 2022: Next steps in DoD’s fight against extremism, including a new definition
The Pentagon hopes to get a better grasp on the problem of extremist activity among troops.
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XVIII Airborne Corps commander set to be next CENTCOM boss
Lt. Gen. Erik Kurilla has been nominated for the military’s top Middle East job.
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The National Guard’s sexual assault investigation office has limited power to get justice
A special office will review sexual assault charges, but there’s no accountability for state leadership if they don’t call them.
-
Military’s anti-extremism policy might not apply to about a million reservists
The National Guard says that its troops aren’t subject to the policy when they’re not on federal status.
-
Two more Army reservists die of COVID
Roughly half of the military’s 88 COVID-19 deaths have been among Army reservists.
-
Cancelled bonuses, PCS moves among fallout from delayed budget, service chiefs warn
Kicking the budget can down the road could have serious consequences on personnel, leaders said.
-
How a Beltway naval breakfast sparked China’s ire over Taiwan
The indignant firestorm over a breakfast hosted by the private Naval Attachés Association showcases another example of Beijing’s belligerence over Taiwan.
-
Inspector general investigating whether services are screening recruits for extremism
The Pentagon inspector general’s audit follows new Pentagon recruiting guidelines on extremism.
-
Pentagon drops new quarantine guidance for COVID-19 exposure, diagnosis
Positive? Close contact? Asymptomatic? These are the new rules.
-
4 reservists died of COVID-19 complications in a single week
The military reported 72 deaths overall in 2021.
-
New in 2022: Next steps in DoD’s fight against extremism, including a new definition
The Pentagon hopes to get a better grasp on the problem of extremist activity among troops.
-
XVIII Airborne Corps commander set to be next CENTCOM boss
Lt. Gen. Erik Kurilla has been nominated for the military’s top Middle East job.
-
The National Guard’s sexual assault investigation office has limited power to get justice
A special office will review sexual assault charges, but there’s no accountability for state leadership if they don’t call them.
-
Military’s anti-extremism policy might not apply to about a million reservists
The National Guard says that its troops aren’t subject to the policy when they’re not on federal status.
-
Two more Army reservists die of COVID
Roughly half of the military’s 88 COVID-19 deaths have been among Army reservists.
-
Cancelled bonuses, PCS moves among fallout from delayed budget, service chiefs warn
Kicking the budget can down the road could have serious consequences on personnel, leaders said.
-
How a Beltway naval breakfast sparked China’s ire over Taiwan
The indignant firestorm over a breakfast hosted by the private Naval Attachés Association showcases another example of Beijing’s belligerence over Taiwan.
-
Inspector general investigating whether services are screening recruits for extremism
The Pentagon inspector general’s audit follows new Pentagon recruiting guidelines on extremism.
-
Pentagon drops new quarantine guidance for COVID-19 exposure, diagnosis
Positive? Close contact? Asymptomatic? These are the new rules.
-
4 reservists died of COVID-19 complications in a single week
The military reported 72 deaths overall in 2021.
-
New in 2022: Next steps in DoD’s fight against extremism, including a new definition
The Pentagon hopes to get a better grasp on the problem of extremist activity among troops.
-
XVIII Airborne Corps commander set to be next CENTCOM boss
Lt. Gen. Erik Kurilla has been nominated for the military’s top Middle East job.
