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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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This bill would grant automatic care to veterans who believe burn pit exposures made them sick
The law would grant automatic benefits to troops exposed to burn pits.
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Biden SECDEF choice, a recently retired general, says he’s prepared to embrace civilian mindset
Both President-elect Biden and his defense secretary pick made their cases for his nomination.
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Troops could begin getting COVID-19 vaccines as early as next week, and they won’t be mandatory
The vaccine won’t be mandatory until after a full FDA approval.
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Retired surgeons general say Trump’s transgender ban damaged military readiness
A Palm Center study found that the policy negative affected recruiting, retention and morale.
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A reserve Navy Seabee, 33, is the 13th service member to die from COVID-19 complications
Builder 2nd Class Nathan Huff Bishop died Dec. 1.
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Pilots, maintainers are worn out and under-trained, aviation safety commission says
A military aviation safety commission found a host of institutional problems.
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Joint Chiefs chairman says permanent basing overseas needs reconsideration
Army Gen. Mark Milley suggested that smaller, rotational deployments make more strategic sense.
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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.
-
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.
-
This bill would grant automatic care to veterans who believe burn pit exposures made them sick
The law would grant automatic benefits to troops exposed to burn pits.
-
Biden SECDEF choice, a recently retired general, says he’s prepared to embrace civilian mindset
Both President-elect Biden and his defense secretary pick made their cases for his nomination.
-
Troops could begin getting COVID-19 vaccines as early as next week, and they won’t be mandatory
The vaccine won’t be mandatory until after a full FDA approval.
-
Retired surgeons general say Trump’s transgender ban damaged military readiness
A Palm Center study found that the policy negative affected recruiting, retention and morale.
-
A reserve Navy Seabee, 33, is the 13th service member to die from COVID-19 complications
Builder 2nd Class Nathan Huff Bishop died Dec. 1.
-
Pilots, maintainers are worn out and under-trained, aviation safety commission says
A military aviation safety commission found a host of institutional problems.
-
Joint Chiefs chairman says permanent basing overseas needs reconsideration
Army Gen. Mark Milley suggested that smaller, rotational deployments make more strategic sense.
-
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.
-
This bill would grant automatic care to veterans who believe burn pit exposures made them sick
The law would grant automatic benefits to troops exposed to burn pits.
-
Biden SECDEF choice, a recently retired general, says he’s prepared to embrace civilian mindset
Both President-elect Biden and his defense secretary pick made their cases for his nomination.
-
Troops could begin getting COVID-19 vaccines as early as next week, and they won’t be mandatory
The vaccine won’t be mandatory until after a full FDA approval.
-
Retired surgeons general say Trump’s transgender ban damaged military readiness
A Palm Center study found that the policy negative affected recruiting, retention and morale.
-
A reserve Navy Seabee, 33, is the 13th service member to die from COVID-19 complications
Builder 2nd Class Nathan Huff Bishop died Dec. 1.
-
Pilots, maintainers are worn out and under-trained, aviation safety commission says
A military aviation safety commission found a host of institutional problems.
-
Joint Chiefs chairman says permanent basing overseas needs reconsideration
Army Gen. Mark Milley suggested that smaller, rotational deployments make more strategic sense.
