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DoD approves danger pay for Niger, Mali, Cameroon
Service members deployed to Niger, Mali and northern Cameroon qualify to receive imminent danger pay/hostile fire pay retroactive to June 7, 2017, DoD announced Thursday.
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US closes naturalization offices at military basic training sites
The number of foreign-born service members becoming U.S. citizens dropped 16 percent last year.
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Immigration court clears Army wife to stay in US
Thousands of readers shared the plight of the 7th Special Forces Group veteran whose wife faced deportation. “It means the world to us,” former Sgt. 1st Class Bob Crawford said. “I know there’s other families in this same situation.”
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More military families come forward with deportation fears
With thousands of dollars in legal fees and fading hope, more military families reach out.
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DHS offers to drop deportation case against wife of 7th Special Forces Group vet
The family faced an immigration court hearing Monday that could have led to Elia Crawford’s deportation.
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Wife of 7th Special Forces Group vet faces deportation under tighter immigration rules
A Virginia immigration court on Monday could decide to deport the wife of an Army 7th Special Forces Group veteran, despite provisions in the law that allow her to remain in the United States.
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DoD: No details yet on how to pay for Trump’s military parade
The Pentagon has received White House direction on President Trump’s proposed parade, officials said.
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First openly transgender recruit signs military service contract
The first openly transgender recruit has passed both the physical and medical exams and signed a military service contract, DoD confirmed.
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McMaster’s fate up to White House, DoD says
The Pentagon may seek a new military assignment for the national security adviser, who is on the outs with President Trump, according to news reports.
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Mattis still mulling transgender guidance: ‘This is a complex issue’
Mattis was expected to send the White House guidance on whether transgender servicemembers would negatively affect readiness.
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DoD approves danger pay for Niger, Mali, Cameroon
Service members deployed to Niger, Mali and northern Cameroon qualify to receive imminent danger pay/hostile fire pay retroactive to June 7, 2017, DoD announced Thursday.
-
US closes naturalization offices at military basic training sites
The number of foreign-born service members becoming U.S. citizens dropped 16 percent last year.
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Immigration court clears Army wife to stay in US
Thousands of readers shared the plight of the 7th Special Forces Group veteran whose wife faced deportation. “It means the world to us,” former Sgt. 1st Class Bob Crawford said. “I know there’s other families in this same situation.”
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More military families come forward with deportation fears
With thousands of dollars in legal fees and fading hope, more military families reach out.
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DHS offers to drop deportation case against wife of 7th Special Forces Group vet
The family faced an immigration court hearing Monday that could have led to Elia Crawford’s deportation.
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Wife of 7th Special Forces Group vet faces deportation under tighter immigration rules
A Virginia immigration court on Monday could decide to deport the wife of an Army 7th Special Forces Group veteran, despite provisions in the law that allow her to remain in the United States.
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DoD: No details yet on how to pay for Trump’s military parade
The Pentagon has received White House direction on President Trump’s proposed parade, officials said.
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First openly transgender recruit signs military service contract
The first openly transgender recruit has passed both the physical and medical exams and signed a military service contract, DoD confirmed.
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McMaster’s fate up to White House, DoD says
The Pentagon may seek a new military assignment for the national security adviser, who is on the outs with President Trump, according to news reports.
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Mattis still mulling transgender guidance: ‘This is a complex issue’
Mattis was expected to send the White House guidance on whether transgender servicemembers would negatively affect readiness.
-
DoD approves danger pay for Niger, Mali, Cameroon
Service members deployed to Niger, Mali and northern Cameroon qualify to receive imminent danger pay/hostile fire pay retroactive to June 7, 2017, DoD announced Thursday.
-
US closes naturalization offices at military basic training sites
The number of foreign-born service members becoming U.S. citizens dropped 16 percent last year.
-
Immigration court clears Army wife to stay in US
Thousands of readers shared the plight of the 7th Special Forces Group veteran whose wife faced deportation. “It means the world to us,” former Sgt. 1st Class Bob Crawford said. “I know there’s other families in this same situation.”
-
More military families come forward with deportation fears
With thousands of dollars in legal fees and fading hope, more military families reach out.
-
DHS offers to drop deportation case against wife of 7th Special Forces Group vet
The family faced an immigration court hearing Monday that could have led to Elia Crawford’s deportation.
-
Wife of 7th Special Forces Group vet faces deportation under tighter immigration rules
A Virginia immigration court on Monday could decide to deport the wife of an Army 7th Special Forces Group veteran, despite provisions in the law that allow her to remain in the United States.
-
DoD: No details yet on how to pay for Trump’s military parade
The Pentagon has received White House direction on President Trump’s proposed parade, officials said.
-
First openly transgender recruit signs military service contract
The first openly transgender recruit has passed both the physical and medical exams and signed a military service contract, DoD confirmed.
-
McMaster’s fate up to White House, DoD says
The Pentagon may seek a new military assignment for the national security adviser, who is on the outs with President Trump, according to news reports.
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Mattis still mulling transgender guidance: ‘This is a complex issue’
Mattis was expected to send the White House guidance on whether transgender servicemembers would negatively affect readiness.
