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White House proposes 3.1 percent pay raise for military
The 3.1 percent increase is the largest since 2010.
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Lawmakers to DoD: You knew about water contamination. Why haven’t you done more?
New evidence is emerging that DoD knew about the seriousness of the problem long before 2016.
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In potential Osprey fix, Marine Corps finds it may have misplaced blame in 2015 crash
Knowing what the Marine Corps knows now, “it would be unfair to paint that [the 2015] mishap in the same light.”
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Here are the units now deployed to the US-Mexico border
About 6,000 total military personnel are deployed in support of border operations.
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16 cancer cases in one family: Base water contamination fight moves to Congress
16 family cancers, 10 deaths, one military community raises questions of why PFAS was used for so long when at least the Army knew it was harmful.
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DoD is rethinking what defines a major aviation accident
The Pentagon is considering revisions to the dollar amounts and damage levels that qualify an aircraft accident as a major mishap to better reflect the expense of repairing advanced jets.
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The Marine Corps is ‘paranoid,’ the Navy does not play with others. This new study analyzes the effects of service rivalries.
A new study looks at how the services compete with each other for future relevance.
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In a first, active duty transgender service members will testify before Congress on policy, potential ban
The service members will discuss how the proposed ban and service limitations impact them.
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Here’s how DoD will choose which projects to cut to fund the border wall
The cuts look to make “minimal impact” but are likely to target funds that were set to improve buildings in poor condition.
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Feds formally launch investigation of carcinogens on military bases
The initial review will last until 2020 and set the foundation for further studies into whether PFAS is to blame for military cancers and birth defects.
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White House proposes 3.1 percent pay raise for military
The 3.1 percent increase is the largest since 2010.
-
Lawmakers to DoD: You knew about water contamination. Why haven’t you done more?
New evidence is emerging that DoD knew about the seriousness of the problem long before 2016.
-
In potential Osprey fix, Marine Corps finds it may have misplaced blame in 2015 crash
Knowing what the Marine Corps knows now, “it would be unfair to paint that [the 2015] mishap in the same light.”
-
Here are the units now deployed to the US-Mexico border
About 6,000 total military personnel are deployed in support of border operations.
-
16 cancer cases in one family: Base water contamination fight moves to Congress
16 family cancers, 10 deaths, one military community raises questions of why PFAS was used for so long when at least the Army knew it was harmful.
-
DoD is rethinking what defines a major aviation accident
The Pentagon is considering revisions to the dollar amounts and damage levels that qualify an aircraft accident as a major mishap to better reflect the expense of repairing advanced jets.
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The Marine Corps is ‘paranoid,’ the Navy does not play with others. This new study analyzes the effects of service rivalries.
A new study looks at how the services compete with each other for future relevance.
-
In a first, active duty transgender service members will testify before Congress on policy, potential ban
The service members will discuss how the proposed ban and service limitations impact them.
-
Here’s how DoD will choose which projects to cut to fund the border wall
The cuts look to make “minimal impact” but are likely to target funds that were set to improve buildings in poor condition.
-
Feds formally launch investigation of carcinogens on military bases
The initial review will last until 2020 and set the foundation for further studies into whether PFAS is to blame for military cancers and birth defects.
-
White House proposes 3.1 percent pay raise for military
The 3.1 percent increase is the largest since 2010.
-
Lawmakers to DoD: You knew about water contamination. Why haven’t you done more?
New evidence is emerging that DoD knew about the seriousness of the problem long before 2016.
-
In potential Osprey fix, Marine Corps finds it may have misplaced blame in 2015 crash
Knowing what the Marine Corps knows now, “it would be unfair to paint that [the 2015] mishap in the same light.”
-
Here are the units now deployed to the US-Mexico border
About 6,000 total military personnel are deployed in support of border operations.
-
16 cancer cases in one family: Base water contamination fight moves to Congress
16 family cancers, 10 deaths, one military community raises questions of why PFAS was used for so long when at least the Army knew it was harmful.
-
DoD is rethinking what defines a major aviation accident
The Pentagon is considering revisions to the dollar amounts and damage levels that qualify an aircraft accident as a major mishap to better reflect the expense of repairing advanced jets.
-
The Marine Corps is ‘paranoid,’ the Navy does not play with others. This new study analyzes the effects of service rivalries.
A new study looks at how the services compete with each other for future relevance.
-
In a first, active duty transgender service members will testify before Congress on policy, potential ban
The service members will discuss how the proposed ban and service limitations impact them.
-
Here’s how DoD will choose which projects to cut to fund the border wall
The cuts look to make “minimal impact” but are likely to target funds that were set to improve buildings in poor condition.
-
Feds formally launch investigation of carcinogens on military bases
The initial review will last until 2020 and set the foundation for further studies into whether PFAS is to blame for military cancers and birth defects.
