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A Fort Lee instructor is the 15th service member, 2nd active-duty soldier, to die from COVID-19
A 38-year-old solider died Jan. 2 of complications.
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Study suggests legislation to tamp down on obesity, improve military recruiting
A Congressional Research Service report says the Defense Department spends more than $1 billion on obesity every year.
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New in 2021: Troop withdrawal from Germany in a holding pattern
It’ll likely be months before a detailed plan is finished.
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Is the military paying troops too much? Yes and no, study finds
The military is paying troops more than it originally intended to, but that might be a good thing, according to Rand Corp.
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New in 2021: Border deployments slowly winding down as more wall goes up
Troop presence is down about a third from the height of border deployments.
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New in 2021: US troop presence heading down to 2,500 in Iraq and Afghanistan
Further troop withdrawals will be President-elect Joe Biden’s call.
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New in 2021: The transgender ban, diversity initiatives and toxic chemical research — what will become of these Trump-era policies?
Trump administration changes to the Defense Department could stay or go.
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New in 2021: Biden’s defense secretary pick faces some hurdles
Lloyd Austin, a retired Army general, will take the helm after four years of turmoil at the Pentagon.
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DoD spends millions on protecting bases from climate change but fails to track program impact, report says
Three Pentagon grant programs need to have measurable benchmarks for success, according to the Government Accountability Office.
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Toxic chemical exposure can increase risk for COVID-19 complications — and adverse reactions to vaccine
Scientists are concerned that those with high levels of PFAS exposure might not get the COVID-19 vaccine’s full benefits.
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A Fort Lee instructor is the 15th service member, 2nd active-duty soldier, to die from COVID-19
A 38-year-old solider died Jan. 2 of complications.
-
Study suggests legislation to tamp down on obesity, improve military recruiting
A Congressional Research Service report says the Defense Department spends more than $1 billion on obesity every year.
-
New in 2021: Troop withdrawal from Germany in a holding pattern
It’ll likely be months before a detailed plan is finished.
-
Is the military paying troops too much? Yes and no, study finds
The military is paying troops more than it originally intended to, but that might be a good thing, according to Rand Corp.
-
New in 2021: Border deployments slowly winding down as more wall goes up
Troop presence is down about a third from the height of border deployments.
-
New in 2021: US troop presence heading down to 2,500 in Iraq and Afghanistan
Further troop withdrawals will be President-elect Joe Biden’s call.
-
New in 2021: The transgender ban, diversity initiatives and toxic chemical research — what will become of these Trump-era policies?
Trump administration changes to the Defense Department could stay or go.
-
New in 2021: Biden’s defense secretary pick faces some hurdles
Lloyd Austin, a retired Army general, will take the helm after four years of turmoil at the Pentagon.
-
DoD spends millions on protecting bases from climate change but fails to track program impact, report says
Three Pentagon grant programs need to have measurable benchmarks for success, according to the Government Accountability Office.
-
Toxic chemical exposure can increase risk for COVID-19 complications — and adverse reactions to vaccine
Scientists are concerned that those with high levels of PFAS exposure might not get the COVID-19 vaccine’s full benefits.
-
A Fort Lee instructor is the 15th service member, 2nd active-duty soldier, to die from COVID-19
A 38-year-old solider died Jan. 2 of complications.
-
Study suggests legislation to tamp down on obesity, improve military recruiting
A Congressional Research Service report says the Defense Department spends more than $1 billion on obesity every year.
-
New in 2021: Troop withdrawal from Germany in a holding pattern
It’ll likely be months before a detailed plan is finished.
-
Is the military paying troops too much? Yes and no, study finds
The military is paying troops more than it originally intended to, but that might be a good thing, according to Rand Corp.
-
New in 2021: Border deployments slowly winding down as more wall goes up
Troop presence is down about a third from the height of border deployments.
-
New in 2021: US troop presence heading down to 2,500 in Iraq and Afghanistan
Further troop withdrawals will be President-elect Joe Biden’s call.
-
New in 2021: The transgender ban, diversity initiatives and toxic chemical research — what will become of these Trump-era policies?
Trump administration changes to the Defense Department could stay or go.
-
New in 2021: Biden’s defense secretary pick faces some hurdles
Lloyd Austin, a retired Army general, will take the helm after four years of turmoil at the Pentagon.
-
DoD spends millions on protecting bases from climate change but fails to track program impact, report says
Three Pentagon grant programs need to have measurable benchmarks for success, according to the Government Accountability Office.
-
Toxic chemical exposure can increase risk for COVID-19 complications — and adverse reactions to vaccine
Scientists are concerned that those with high levels of PFAS exposure might not get the COVID-19 vaccine’s full benefits.
