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New in 2018: Services to focus on excess training, education requirements
Each service was directed to provide recommendations on how to streamline training requirements.
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US won’t strike remaining ISIS fighters migrating to western Syria
Area coalition will not patrol where Russia just announced new, permanent presence.
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New in 2018: For foreign recruits, the new year brings few answers
The Pentagon will keep vetting grandfathered recruits, but MAVNI still is frozen to new applicants.
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Another circuit court rejects transgender ban, admonishes Trump lawyers
Unless Justice Department appeals decision to Supreme Court in the next week, transgender recruits may enlist starting Jan. 1.
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US Circuit Court strikes down Trump request to delay Jan. 1 entry for transgender military recruits
Final recourse for White House is to appeal Jan. 1 deadline to U.S. Supreme Court.
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Transgender recruits now have official DoD rules concerning their underwear
Seven-page memo details new Jan. 1 rules on undergarments, examining facilities, pregnancy tests.
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This young man is transgender, and ready to enlist Jan. 1
Nicolas Talbott, 24, is one of several plaintiffs fighting for the chance to serve in the military.
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Mattis: Pressure on Iran will be diplomatic, not military
The U.S. will continue to expose Iranian activities in region to increase international pressure, Mattis said.
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Next year’s BAH will increase
BAH payments will rise on average, even though troops will be expected to pay more out-of-pocket for housing costs.
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US: Ballistic missiles fired on Saudi Arabia were provided by Iran
Intelligence assessments cite manufacturer markings and other evidence that the U.S. says means Iran is not complying with terms of a nuclear deal.
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New in 2018: Services to focus on excess training, education requirements
Each service was directed to provide recommendations on how to streamline training requirements.
-
US won’t strike remaining ISIS fighters migrating to western Syria
Area coalition will not patrol where Russia just announced new, permanent presence.
-
New in 2018: For foreign recruits, the new year brings few answers
The Pentagon will keep vetting grandfathered recruits, but MAVNI still is frozen to new applicants.
-
Another circuit court rejects transgender ban, admonishes Trump lawyers
Unless Justice Department appeals decision to Supreme Court in the next week, transgender recruits may enlist starting Jan. 1.
-
US Circuit Court strikes down Trump request to delay Jan. 1 entry for transgender military recruits
Final recourse for White House is to appeal Jan. 1 deadline to U.S. Supreme Court.
-
Transgender recruits now have official DoD rules concerning their underwear
Seven-page memo details new Jan. 1 rules on undergarments, examining facilities, pregnancy tests.
-
This young man is transgender, and ready to enlist Jan. 1
Nicolas Talbott, 24, is one of several plaintiffs fighting for the chance to serve in the military.
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Mattis: Pressure on Iran will be diplomatic, not military
The U.S. will continue to expose Iranian activities in region to increase international pressure, Mattis said.
-
Next year’s BAH will increase
BAH payments will rise on average, even though troops will be expected to pay more out-of-pocket for housing costs.
-
US: Ballistic missiles fired on Saudi Arabia were provided by Iran
Intelligence assessments cite manufacturer markings and other evidence that the U.S. says means Iran is not complying with terms of a nuclear deal.
-
New in 2018: Services to focus on excess training, education requirements
Each service was directed to provide recommendations on how to streamline training requirements.
-
US won’t strike remaining ISIS fighters migrating to western Syria
Area coalition will not patrol where Russia just announced new, permanent presence.
-
New in 2018: For foreign recruits, the new year brings few answers
The Pentagon will keep vetting grandfathered recruits, but MAVNI still is frozen to new applicants.
-
Another circuit court rejects transgender ban, admonishes Trump lawyers
Unless Justice Department appeals decision to Supreme Court in the next week, transgender recruits may enlist starting Jan. 1.
-
US Circuit Court strikes down Trump request to delay Jan. 1 entry for transgender military recruits
Final recourse for White House is to appeal Jan. 1 deadline to U.S. Supreme Court.
-
Transgender recruits now have official DoD rules concerning their underwear
Seven-page memo details new Jan. 1 rules on undergarments, examining facilities, pregnancy tests.
-
This young man is transgender, and ready to enlist Jan. 1
Nicolas Talbott, 24, is one of several plaintiffs fighting for the chance to serve in the military.
-
Mattis: Pressure on Iran will be diplomatic, not military
The U.S. will continue to expose Iranian activities in region to increase international pressure, Mattis said.
-
Next year’s BAH will increase
BAH payments will rise on average, even though troops will be expected to pay more out-of-pocket for housing costs.
-
US: Ballistic missiles fired on Saudi Arabia were provided by Iran
Intelligence assessments cite manufacturer markings and other evidence that the U.S. says means Iran is not complying with terms of a nuclear deal.
