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DoD: At least 126 bases report water contaminants linked to cancer, birth defects
The water at or around 126 military installations contains potentially harmful levels of perfluorinated compounds, which have been linked to cancers and developmental delays for fetuses and infants.
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‘I ask President Trump to please let my mom stay,’ girl, 8, begs DHS to stop deportation of military spouse, mother
Congressman introduces “Protect Patriot Spouses Act” to prevent more military family deportations.
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All 4 service chiefs on record: No harm to units from transgender service
The chiefs’ support runs counter to the president’s position that some transgender service may harm unit morale.
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Soldier who died waiting for US military to clear him for duty was a naturalized citizen, officials say
The Army specialist was stuck at Fort Lee while he waited for immigration security vetting — even after he became a U.S. citizen.
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Immigrant soldier dies waiting for US military to clear him for duty
Spc. Nemanja Janicijevic, 25, died April 12 during a physical fitness training session at Fort Lee, Virginia.
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Why US forces remain near Manbij while ISIS has moved elsewhere in Syria
The bulk of the remaining fighters are far from Manbij; however US forces needed to keep ISIS from resurging.
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Coalition launched 105 weapons against Syria, with none intercepted, DoD says
On Saturday morning, Pentagon officials gave details on airstrikes on Syrian chemical weapons sites launched Friday by the United States, United Kingdom and France.
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US strikes three Syrian sites in response for chemical attack
The strikes were in retaliation for suspected chemical attacks by the Assad regime against a rebel-held Syrian town.
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Mattis on aviation accidents: ‘We cannot repair our way out’
Mattis was questioned by lawmakers days after Military Times reported 40 percent aviation accident jump since 2013.
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Pentagon ‘still assessing’ possible missile strike on Syria, Mattis says
U.S. intelligence is still not clear on who committed chemical weapons attacks, Mattis said.
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DoD: At least 126 bases report water contaminants linked to cancer, birth defects
The water at or around 126 military installations contains potentially harmful levels of perfluorinated compounds, which have been linked to cancers and developmental delays for fetuses and infants.
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‘I ask President Trump to please let my mom stay,’ girl, 8, begs DHS to stop deportation of military spouse, mother
Congressman introduces “Protect Patriot Spouses Act” to prevent more military family deportations.
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All 4 service chiefs on record: No harm to units from transgender service
The chiefs’ support runs counter to the president’s position that some transgender service may harm unit morale.
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Soldier who died waiting for US military to clear him for duty was a naturalized citizen, officials say
The Army specialist was stuck at Fort Lee while he waited for immigration security vetting — even after he became a U.S. citizen.
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Immigrant soldier dies waiting for US military to clear him for duty
Spc. Nemanja Janicijevic, 25, died April 12 during a physical fitness training session at Fort Lee, Virginia.
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Why US forces remain near Manbij while ISIS has moved elsewhere in Syria
The bulk of the remaining fighters are far from Manbij; however US forces needed to keep ISIS from resurging.
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Coalition launched 105 weapons against Syria, with none intercepted, DoD says
On Saturday morning, Pentagon officials gave details on airstrikes on Syrian chemical weapons sites launched Friday by the United States, United Kingdom and France.
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US strikes three Syrian sites in response for chemical attack
The strikes were in retaliation for suspected chemical attacks by the Assad regime against a rebel-held Syrian town.
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Mattis on aviation accidents: ‘We cannot repair our way out’
Mattis was questioned by lawmakers days after Military Times reported 40 percent aviation accident jump since 2013.
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Pentagon ‘still assessing’ possible missile strike on Syria, Mattis says
U.S. intelligence is still not clear on who committed chemical weapons attacks, Mattis said.
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DoD: At least 126 bases report water contaminants linked to cancer, birth defects
The water at or around 126 military installations contains potentially harmful levels of perfluorinated compounds, which have been linked to cancers and developmental delays for fetuses and infants.
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‘I ask President Trump to please let my mom stay,’ girl, 8, begs DHS to stop deportation of military spouse, mother
Congressman introduces “Protect Patriot Spouses Act” to prevent more military family deportations.
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All 4 service chiefs on record: No harm to units from transgender service
The chiefs’ support runs counter to the president’s position that some transgender service may harm unit morale.
-
Soldier who died waiting for US military to clear him for duty was a naturalized citizen, officials say
The Army specialist was stuck at Fort Lee while he waited for immigration security vetting — even after he became a U.S. citizen.
-
Immigrant soldier dies waiting for US military to clear him for duty
Spc. Nemanja Janicijevic, 25, died April 12 during a physical fitness training session at Fort Lee, Virginia.
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Why US forces remain near Manbij while ISIS has moved elsewhere in Syria
The bulk of the remaining fighters are far from Manbij; however US forces needed to keep ISIS from resurging.
-
Coalition launched 105 weapons against Syria, with none intercepted, DoD says
On Saturday morning, Pentagon officials gave details on airstrikes on Syrian chemical weapons sites launched Friday by the United States, United Kingdom and France.
-
US strikes three Syrian sites in response for chemical attack
The strikes were in retaliation for suspected chemical attacks by the Assad regime against a rebel-held Syrian town.
-
Mattis on aviation accidents: ‘We cannot repair our way out’
Mattis was questioned by lawmakers days after Military Times reported 40 percent aviation accident jump since 2013.
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Pentagon ‘still assessing’ possible missile strike on Syria, Mattis says
U.S. intelligence is still not clear on who committed chemical weapons attacks, Mattis said.
