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New Pentagon team is going to take on racial justice in the military
The defense secretary is setting deadlines for leadership to get to work on diversity and inclusion in the military.
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Esper has beef with the military’s entrance exam
Defense Secretary Mark Esper is taking a look at whether the ASVAB is worth doing anymore.
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LGBT service members are allowed to be out and proud, but a fear of repercussions persists
Most lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender service members are still reluctant to disclose their sexual orientation or identity.
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Trump calls out China, protests and the Afghanistan war in West Point Class of 2020 graduation speech
Trump thanked troops who mobilized in support of the coronavirus pandemic and crowd control.
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Defense Department COVID-19 cases continue on an upswing
Nearly 1,000 troops, civilians, dependents and contractors were diagnosed in the past week.
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West Point grads’ letter to class of 2020 calls out one of its most powerful alumni: Esper
The letter came from hundreds of West Point alums concerned about the politicization of the military.
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This court wants to prosecute US troops for war crimes, prompting sanctions by Trump
The Trump administratoin has responded with sanctions against members of the International Criminal Court.
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This is why guardsmen on protest duty were kicked out of a DC hotel
Utah Guardsmen had been staying in rooms paid for by the District of Columbia.
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Defense Department coronavirus cases spiked this week, passing 10,000
As the Defense Department prepares to lift controls on traveling and base access, cases are spiking.
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U.S. Forces-Afghanistan conducts airstrikes against Taliban attacking ANDSF checkpoint, first since Eid ceasefire
Violence continues in Afghanistan as US Forces-Afghanistan hit Taliban attacking Afghan troops.
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New Pentagon team is going to take on racial justice in the military
The defense secretary is setting deadlines for leadership to get to work on diversity and inclusion in the military.
-
Esper has beef with the military’s entrance exam
Defense Secretary Mark Esper is taking a look at whether the ASVAB is worth doing anymore.
-
LGBT service members are allowed to be out and proud, but a fear of repercussions persists
Most lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender service members are still reluctant to disclose their sexual orientation or identity.
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Trump calls out China, protests and the Afghanistan war in West Point Class of 2020 graduation speech
Trump thanked troops who mobilized in support of the coronavirus pandemic and crowd control.
-
Defense Department COVID-19 cases continue on an upswing
Nearly 1,000 troops, civilians, dependents and contractors were diagnosed in the past week.
-
West Point grads’ letter to class of 2020 calls out one of its most powerful alumni: Esper
The letter came from hundreds of West Point alums concerned about the politicization of the military.
-
This court wants to prosecute US troops for war crimes, prompting sanctions by Trump
The Trump administratoin has responded with sanctions against members of the International Criminal Court.
-
This is why guardsmen on protest duty were kicked out of a DC hotel
Utah Guardsmen had been staying in rooms paid for by the District of Columbia.
-
Defense Department coronavirus cases spiked this week, passing 10,000
As the Defense Department prepares to lift controls on traveling and base access, cases are spiking.
-
U.S. Forces-Afghanistan conducts airstrikes against Taliban attacking ANDSF checkpoint, first since Eid ceasefire
Violence continues in Afghanistan as US Forces-Afghanistan hit Taliban attacking Afghan troops.
-
New Pentagon team is going to take on racial justice in the military
The defense secretary is setting deadlines for leadership to get to work on diversity and inclusion in the military.
-
Esper has beef with the military’s entrance exam
Defense Secretary Mark Esper is taking a look at whether the ASVAB is worth doing anymore.
-
LGBT service members are allowed to be out and proud, but a fear of repercussions persists
Most lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender service members are still reluctant to disclose their sexual orientation or identity.
-
Trump calls out China, protests and the Afghanistan war in West Point Class of 2020 graduation speech
Trump thanked troops who mobilized in support of the coronavirus pandemic and crowd control.
-
Defense Department COVID-19 cases continue on an upswing
Nearly 1,000 troops, civilians, dependents and contractors were diagnosed in the past week.
-
West Point grads’ letter to class of 2020 calls out one of its most powerful alumni: Esper
The letter came from hundreds of West Point alums concerned about the politicization of the military.
-
This court wants to prosecute US troops for war crimes, prompting sanctions by Trump
The Trump administratoin has responded with sanctions against members of the International Criminal Court.
-
This is why guardsmen on protest duty were kicked out of a DC hotel
Utah Guardsmen had been staying in rooms paid for by the District of Columbia.
-
Defense Department coronavirus cases spiked this week, passing 10,000
As the Defense Department prepares to lift controls on traveling and base access, cases are spiking.
-
U.S. Forces-Afghanistan conducts airstrikes against Taliban attacking ANDSF checkpoint, first since Eid ceasefire
Violence continues in Afghanistan as US Forces-Afghanistan hit Taliban attacking Afghan troops.
