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This proposed law would help deported veterans finish the citizenship process
The bill would require border checkpoints to host naturalization ceremonies.
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This familiar face is the Space Force’s first top noncommissioned officer
Air Force Space Command’s senior enlisted leader is making the move to the Space Force.
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Why this could be the last year the Pentagon pays for the border wall
The Pentagon has so far chipped in almost $10 billion for the wall’s construction.
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After decades focused on terrorism, special operations is broadening its horizons
What is the future of special operations in the face of competition with China and Russia?
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The military is growing, but some services are getting smaller
The military is growing by about 5, 600 troops, more of those in the Navy.
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Trump blasts dismissed Army officer at center of impeachment inquiry as insubordinate, dishonest
Army Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman was removed from his post at the White House a day earlier.
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Army officer who testified against Trump out early from NSC
Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman could be out at the National Security Council.
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Here’s your friendly election-year reminder to stay away from politics while in uniform
Service members are not allowed to endorse candidates while representing the military.
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Space Force troops won’t be called ‘spacemen’
The Space Force will start transferring airmen into its ranks this year.
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Esper issues talking points before Pentagon budget roll-out
Ahead of briefings on the services’ budgets, Defense Secretary Mark Esper sent a round-up of priorities to his top leadership.
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This proposed law would help deported veterans finish the citizenship process
The bill would require border checkpoints to host naturalization ceremonies.
-
This familiar face is the Space Force’s first top noncommissioned officer
Air Force Space Command’s senior enlisted leader is making the move to the Space Force.
-
Why this could be the last year the Pentagon pays for the border wall
The Pentagon has so far chipped in almost $10 billion for the wall’s construction.
-
After decades focused on terrorism, special operations is broadening its horizons
What is the future of special operations in the face of competition with China and Russia?
-
The military is growing, but some services are getting smaller
The military is growing by about 5, 600 troops, more of those in the Navy.
-
Trump blasts dismissed Army officer at center of impeachment inquiry as insubordinate, dishonest
Army Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman was removed from his post at the White House a day earlier.
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Army officer who testified against Trump out early from NSC
Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman could be out at the National Security Council.
-
Here’s your friendly election-year reminder to stay away from politics while in uniform
Service members are not allowed to endorse candidates while representing the military.
-
Space Force troops won’t be called ‘spacemen’
The Space Force will start transferring airmen into its ranks this year.
-
Esper issues talking points before Pentagon budget roll-out
Ahead of briefings on the services’ budgets, Defense Secretary Mark Esper sent a round-up of priorities to his top leadership.
-
This proposed law would help deported veterans finish the citizenship process
The bill would require border checkpoints to host naturalization ceremonies.
-
This familiar face is the Space Force’s first top noncommissioned officer
Air Force Space Command’s senior enlisted leader is making the move to the Space Force.
-
Why this could be the last year the Pentagon pays for the border wall
The Pentagon has so far chipped in almost $10 billion for the wall’s construction.
-
After decades focused on terrorism, special operations is broadening its horizons
What is the future of special operations in the face of competition with China and Russia?
-
The military is growing, but some services are getting smaller
The military is growing by about 5, 600 troops, more of those in the Navy.
-
Trump blasts dismissed Army officer at center of impeachment inquiry as insubordinate, dishonest
Army Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman was removed from his post at the White House a day earlier.
-
Army officer who testified against Trump out early from NSC
Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman could be out at the National Security Council.
-
Here’s your friendly election-year reminder to stay away from politics while in uniform
Service members are not allowed to endorse candidates while representing the military.
-
Space Force troops won’t be called ‘spacemen’
The Space Force will start transferring airmen into its ranks this year.
-
Esper issues talking points before Pentagon budget roll-out
Ahead of briefings on the services’ budgets, Defense Secretary Mark Esper sent a round-up of priorities to his top leadership.
