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Mandatory COVID-19 vaccinations are necessary, these top enlisted leaders say
Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps Troy Black’s answer? Yes.
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Afghan official: Mortar attack in Kandahar kills 5 people
A mortar shell struck a taxi in Afghanistan’s southern Kandahar province on Sunday, killing at least five civilians including two children.
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Biden signs bill to fund National Guard Capitol security mission, Afghan visas
The bill reimburses the National Guard for the Capitol security mission and loosens some requirements on visas for Afghans who helped the U.S.
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Congress passes bill to reimburse Guard for Capitol security mission, increase Afghan visas
The $2.1 billion bill now goes to President Joe Biden for his signature.
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WATCH: Sailors save driver from burning vehicle after it crashed into gate
The harrowing incident took place last week at Naval Station Norfolk, Virginia.
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Two US sailors died of COVID-19 in the past week
They are believed to be the eighth and ninth COVID deaths in the fleet, but the Navy stopped publishing a tally of COVID infections and deaths.
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This Marine vet races IRONMANs for the military fallen. This time it will be for a friend he lost
He runs so that their names will be remembered.
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Racial inequality on the table in the military’s discussion of sexual misconduct and justice
On Tuesday, a Senate Armed Services Committee panel approved language taking all serious crimes out of the traditional chain of command.
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Four sailors treated and released following suspected hot-work fire aboard USS Gettysburg
The guided-missile cruiser was undergoing a maintenance and modernization availability in Norfolk, Virginia, when “a small fire” broke out Wednesday.
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Black female WWII unit hoping to get congressional honor
The 6888th Central Directory Postal Battalion was credited with solving a growing mail crisis during its stint in England and, upon their return, serving as a role model to generations of Black women who joined the military.
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Mandatory COVID-19 vaccinations are necessary, these top enlisted leaders say
Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps Troy Black’s answer? Yes.
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Afghan official: Mortar attack in Kandahar kills 5 people
A mortar shell struck a taxi in Afghanistan’s southern Kandahar province on Sunday, killing at least five civilians including two children.
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Biden signs bill to fund National Guard Capitol security mission, Afghan visas
The bill reimburses the National Guard for the Capitol security mission and loosens some requirements on visas for Afghans who helped the U.S.
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Congress passes bill to reimburse Guard for Capitol security mission, increase Afghan visas
The $2.1 billion bill now goes to President Joe Biden for his signature.
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WATCH: Sailors save driver from burning vehicle after it crashed into gate
The harrowing incident took place last week at Naval Station Norfolk, Virginia.
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Two US sailors died of COVID-19 in the past week
They are believed to be the eighth and ninth COVID deaths in the fleet, but the Navy stopped publishing a tally of COVID infections and deaths.
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This Marine vet races IRONMANs for the military fallen. This time it will be for a friend he lost
He runs so that their names will be remembered.
-
Racial inequality on the table in the military’s discussion of sexual misconduct and justice
On Tuesday, a Senate Armed Services Committee panel approved language taking all serious crimes out of the traditional chain of command.
-
Four sailors treated and released following suspected hot-work fire aboard USS Gettysburg
The guided-missile cruiser was undergoing a maintenance and modernization availability in Norfolk, Virginia, when “a small fire” broke out Wednesday.
-
Black female WWII unit hoping to get congressional honor
The 6888th Central Directory Postal Battalion was credited with solving a growing mail crisis during its stint in England and, upon their return, serving as a role model to generations of Black women who joined the military.
-
Mandatory COVID-19 vaccinations are necessary, these top enlisted leaders say
Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps Troy Black’s answer? Yes.
-
Afghan official: Mortar attack in Kandahar kills 5 people
A mortar shell struck a taxi in Afghanistan’s southern Kandahar province on Sunday, killing at least five civilians including two children.
-
Biden signs bill to fund National Guard Capitol security mission, Afghan visas
The bill reimburses the National Guard for the Capitol security mission and loosens some requirements on visas for Afghans who helped the U.S.
-
Congress passes bill to reimburse Guard for Capitol security mission, increase Afghan visas
The $2.1 billion bill now goes to President Joe Biden for his signature.
-
WATCH: Sailors save driver from burning vehicle after it crashed into gate
The harrowing incident took place last week at Naval Station Norfolk, Virginia.
-
Two US sailors died of COVID-19 in the past week
They are believed to be the eighth and ninth COVID deaths in the fleet, but the Navy stopped publishing a tally of COVID infections and deaths.
-
This Marine vet races IRONMANs for the military fallen. This time it will be for a friend he lost
He runs so that their names will be remembered.
-
Racial inequality on the table in the military’s discussion of sexual misconduct and justice
On Tuesday, a Senate Armed Services Committee panel approved language taking all serious crimes out of the traditional chain of command.
-
Four sailors treated and released following suspected hot-work fire aboard USS Gettysburg
The guided-missile cruiser was undergoing a maintenance and modernization availability in Norfolk, Virginia, when “a small fire” broke out Wednesday.
-
Black female WWII unit hoping to get congressional honor
The 6888th Central Directory Postal Battalion was credited with solving a growing mail crisis during its stint in England and, upon their return, serving as a role model to generations of Black women who joined the military.
