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Tinnitus, depression most common ailments in generational study of troops’ health
The Millennium Cohort Study is 20 years old.
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October COVID-19 troop deaths stay at record highs
Two more troops died of COVID-19 in the final days of October.
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Watchdog finds no misconduct in mistaken Afghan airstrike
An independent Pentagon review has concluded that the U.S. drone strike that killed innocent Kabul civilians and children in the final days of the Afghanistan war was not caused by misconduct or negligence.
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CENTCOM didn’t properly document brain injuries after 2020 Iraq barrage
The Defense Department can’t be sure that troops were properly treated or their conditions properly documented for the future.
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China’s march toward a ‘world-class’ military, and how it threatens Taiwan
The annual “China Power Report” points to using force against Taiwan as a motivation for military modernization.
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The State Department is trying to obscure records of the war in Afghanistan
Special inspector general reports and tens of thousands of photos and videos have been removed from the official sites.
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New policy protects sexual assault survivors from being charged with ‘minor’ infractions
New military-wide policy protects sexual assault survivors from prosecution from other, minor crimes they may have committed before or after being attacked.
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32-year-old soldier latest troop to die of COVID-19 as military death and infection rates fall
Deadlines are fast approaching for all service members to get vaccinated or apply for a waiver.
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Risk aversion and secrecy are costing US its military advantage, No. 2 general says
Air Force Gen. John Hyten will step down in November.
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A Pentagon definition for extremism is imminent
The Countering Extremism Working Group report was due in July.
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Tinnitus, depression most common ailments in generational study of troops’ health
The Millennium Cohort Study is 20 years old.
-
October COVID-19 troop deaths stay at record highs
Two more troops died of COVID-19 in the final days of October.
-
Watchdog finds no misconduct in mistaken Afghan airstrike
An independent Pentagon review has concluded that the U.S. drone strike that killed innocent Kabul civilians and children in the final days of the Afghanistan war was not caused by misconduct or negligence.
-
CENTCOM didn’t properly document brain injuries after 2020 Iraq barrage
The Defense Department can’t be sure that troops were properly treated or their conditions properly documented for the future.
-
China’s march toward a ‘world-class’ military, and how it threatens Taiwan
The annual “China Power Report” points to using force against Taiwan as a motivation for military modernization.
-
The State Department is trying to obscure records of the war in Afghanistan
Special inspector general reports and tens of thousands of photos and videos have been removed from the official sites.
-
New policy protects sexual assault survivors from being charged with ‘minor’ infractions
New military-wide policy protects sexual assault survivors from prosecution from other, minor crimes they may have committed before or after being attacked.
-
32-year-old soldier latest troop to die of COVID-19 as military death and infection rates fall
Deadlines are fast approaching for all service members to get vaccinated or apply for a waiver.
-
Risk aversion and secrecy are costing US its military advantage, No. 2 general says
Air Force Gen. John Hyten will step down in November.
-
A Pentagon definition for extremism is imminent
The Countering Extremism Working Group report was due in July.
-
Tinnitus, depression most common ailments in generational study of troops’ health
The Millennium Cohort Study is 20 years old.
-
October COVID-19 troop deaths stay at record highs
Two more troops died of COVID-19 in the final days of October.
-
Watchdog finds no misconduct in mistaken Afghan airstrike
An independent Pentagon review has concluded that the U.S. drone strike that killed innocent Kabul civilians and children in the final days of the Afghanistan war was not caused by misconduct or negligence.
-
CENTCOM didn’t properly document brain injuries after 2020 Iraq barrage
The Defense Department can’t be sure that troops were properly treated or their conditions properly documented for the future.
-
China’s march toward a ‘world-class’ military, and how it threatens Taiwan
The annual “China Power Report” points to using force against Taiwan as a motivation for military modernization.
-
The State Department is trying to obscure records of the war in Afghanistan
Special inspector general reports and tens of thousands of photos and videos have been removed from the official sites.
-
New policy protects sexual assault survivors from being charged with ‘minor’ infractions
New military-wide policy protects sexual assault survivors from prosecution from other, minor crimes they may have committed before or after being attacked.
-
32-year-old soldier latest troop to die of COVID-19 as military death and infection rates fall
Deadlines are fast approaching for all service members to get vaccinated or apply for a waiver.
-
Risk aversion and secrecy are costing US its military advantage, No. 2 general says
Air Force Gen. John Hyten will step down in November.
-
A Pentagon definition for extremism is imminent
The Countering Extremism Working Group report was due in July.
