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Why don’t more people serve? The US is launching a commission to find out
Eleven commissioners will travel the country in 2018-19 to learn how to increase military and civic service.
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Pentagon struggles to project strength and plead for money at the same time
Mattis wants to stop talking about readiness gaps. But how else to convince Congress to give more money?
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US military has a long history of killing foes with entrenching tools
Command Sgt. Maj. Troxell’s comments put hand-to-hand combat back in the spotlight.
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ISIS must surrender or face death by shovel, top enlisted leader tells troops
Troxell carried a shovel during his speech to rile up troops in the fight against ISIS.
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Military vs. civilian: Which pays better?
Do military service members make more money than civilians over a career? There is no simple answer. Comparing civilian pay to military compensation can seem like apples and oranges.
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Service member supporting ISIS fight dies in non-combat incident
Officials with Combined Joint Task Force-Operation Inherent Resolve provided no further details, including whether the service member was American. Officials also did not say where the incident occurred.
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Major US defense strategy review coming Jan. 19
A significant part of the strategy will remain classified, but at least part of the document will be open to the public.
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US-Afghanistan supply lines remain open after Pakistan funding cut, Mattis says
Pakistan controls key routes for supplying 16,000 U.S. troops.
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Transgender recruits can now enlist, as Pentagon and White House weigh overall policy
Transgender advocates call the Jan. 1 victory ‘historic,’ though a separate court case and study remain outstanding as the administration continues to challenge transgender military service.
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Mattis: Conventional forces will assume more special operations force roles in 2018
Expanded worldwide counterterrorism missions have strained special forces; more than one-third of deployed US troops deaths in 2017 came from SF community.
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Why don’t more people serve? The US is launching a commission to find out
Eleven commissioners will travel the country in 2018-19 to learn how to increase military and civic service.
-
Pentagon struggles to project strength and plead for money at the same time
Mattis wants to stop talking about readiness gaps. But how else to convince Congress to give more money?
-
US military has a long history of killing foes with entrenching tools
Command Sgt. Maj. Troxell’s comments put hand-to-hand combat back in the spotlight.
-
ISIS must surrender or face death by shovel, top enlisted leader tells troops
Troxell carried a shovel during his speech to rile up troops in the fight against ISIS.
-
Military vs. civilian: Which pays better?
Do military service members make more money than civilians over a career? There is no simple answer. Comparing civilian pay to military compensation can seem like apples and oranges.
-
Service member supporting ISIS fight dies in non-combat incident
Officials with Combined Joint Task Force-Operation Inherent Resolve provided no further details, including whether the service member was American. Officials also did not say where the incident occurred.
-
Major US defense strategy review coming Jan. 19
A significant part of the strategy will remain classified, but at least part of the document will be open to the public.
-
US-Afghanistan supply lines remain open after Pakistan funding cut, Mattis says
Pakistan controls key routes for supplying 16,000 U.S. troops.
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Transgender recruits can now enlist, as Pentagon and White House weigh overall policy
Transgender advocates call the Jan. 1 victory ‘historic,’ though a separate court case and study remain outstanding as the administration continues to challenge transgender military service.
-
Mattis: Conventional forces will assume more special operations force roles in 2018
Expanded worldwide counterterrorism missions have strained special forces; more than one-third of deployed US troops deaths in 2017 came from SF community.
-
Why don’t more people serve? The US is launching a commission to find out
Eleven commissioners will travel the country in 2018-19 to learn how to increase military and civic service.
-
Pentagon struggles to project strength and plead for money at the same time
Mattis wants to stop talking about readiness gaps. But how else to convince Congress to give more money?
-
US military has a long history of killing foes with entrenching tools
Command Sgt. Maj. Troxell’s comments put hand-to-hand combat back in the spotlight.
-
ISIS must surrender or face death by shovel, top enlisted leader tells troops
Troxell carried a shovel during his speech to rile up troops in the fight against ISIS.
-
Military vs. civilian: Which pays better?
Do military service members make more money than civilians over a career? There is no simple answer. Comparing civilian pay to military compensation can seem like apples and oranges.
-
Service member supporting ISIS fight dies in non-combat incident
Officials with Combined Joint Task Force-Operation Inherent Resolve provided no further details, including whether the service member was American. Officials also did not say where the incident occurred.
-
Major US defense strategy review coming Jan. 19
A significant part of the strategy will remain classified, but at least part of the document will be open to the public.
-
US-Afghanistan supply lines remain open after Pakistan funding cut, Mattis says
Pakistan controls key routes for supplying 16,000 U.S. troops.
-
Transgender recruits can now enlist, as Pentagon and White House weigh overall policy
Transgender advocates call the Jan. 1 victory ‘historic,’ though a separate court case and study remain outstanding as the administration continues to challenge transgender military service.
-
Mattis: Conventional forces will assume more special operations force roles in 2018
Expanded worldwide counterterrorism missions have strained special forces; more than one-third of deployed US troops deaths in 2017 came from SF community.
