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Navy fires head of recruiting for Los Angeles area
Cmdr. Adam K. Pendleton took command of the unit about six months ago.
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Ospreys had history of safety issues long before they were grounded
More than 50 troops have died in Osprey accidents since the early 1990s.
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Navy captain convicted for ex-girlfriend cyberstalking and ID theft
Capt. Theodore E. Essenfeld set up fake social media accounts using his ex’s photos and biographical information, according to the feds.
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Seven sailors injured in ‘landing mishap’ aboard carrier Carl Vinson
Three sailors on the deck required medical evacuation to a Manila, Philippines, hospital, where they were assessed as in stable condition. The other four were treated by medical personnel onboard the ship.
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Veterans helping Afghan veterans, allies after withdrawal
The moral injury of the fall of Afghanistan has affected thousands of U.S. veterans and survivors.
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Montana ski town hosts military members who served in Kabul
For the servicemen who recently visited Whitefish, the opportunity to process their recent combat experience with other veterans was both healing and surreal.
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Oops! Sailor accused of torching the Bonhomme Richard wore wrong insignia to his Article 32 hearing
Someone in his chain failed to ensure the junior sailor was squared away.
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The Marine who marched on the Philippines — and then on Washington
Walk through American history with decorated Marine Smedley D. Butler in this excerpt from “Gangsters of Capitalism” by Jonathan M. Katz.
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Marine Corps, Navy veteran sentenced for role in U.S. Capitol riot
He was sentenced Wednesday to home detention and probation.
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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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Marines didn’t properly track Afghan evacuees at Quantico, Virginia
Marines responded to a medical emergency daily for the first month that Quantico, Virginia, housed 3,755 Afghan evacuees.
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91st Brigade Engineer Bn. drove all night to honor death of oldest WWII vet
“When you Google or see the 91st Battalion mentioned in the news, it’s usually related to Mr. Brooks,” said battalion commander, Lt. Col. Patrick J. Sullivan.
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Synagogue hostage taker demanded release of jailed Pakistani woman
Malik Faisal Akram was heard demanding the release of a Pakistani neuroscientist who was convicted of trying to kill U.S. Army officers in Afghanistan.
