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Five questions for the outgoing chief of the National Guard Bureau
Gen. Daniel Hokanson, who retired Friday after four decades in uniform, reflects on his time leading the National Guard Bureau.
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Marines fast track qualified cyber, signals recruits to rank of gunny
The Marine Corps has launched a pilot program that will allow qualified recruits to enter the Corps with a rank as high as gunnery sergeant.
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Lawmakers seek to speed up claims for Camp Lejeune toxic water victims
The bill would cap attorney’s fees, clarify jury trial option and expand courts to reduce case backlog.
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Budget strain pauses MC-130J amphibious project for special forces
U.S. Special Operations Command has paused an ambitious program to make its MC-130J transport plane capable of water landings and takeoff.
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New thermal optic shows bullets in flight, details a mile away
Machine gunners and snipers can “walk” rounds on target at long ranges with the optic.
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Air Force agent turned Guard recruiter sentenced for child sex crime
The former Air Force special agent was living on Joint Base Lewis McChord, Washington when he committed the acts.
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Nonprofit honors new enlistees in their communities
The organization has grown nationwide and held more than 600 ceremonies in 31 states.
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Pentagon IDs Army special operations aviation soldiers killed in crash
The Department of Defense has released the names of five Army soldiers killed in an MH-60 Black Hawk helicopter crash on Friday.
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Forgotten bastards: Battle of Mogadishu’s unsung heroes await honors
Three decades later, a platoon that saw action before and during the Battle of Mogadishu has yet to receive recognition for their valor.
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The fight in Gaza will be hell, military experts in urban combat say
A ground offensive in Gaza promises to be long, brutal and costly.
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Five questions for the outgoing chief of the National Guard Bureau
Gen. Daniel Hokanson, who retired Friday after four decades in uniform, reflects on his time leading the National Guard Bureau.
-
Marines fast track qualified cyber, signals recruits to rank of gunny
The Marine Corps has launched a pilot program that will allow qualified recruits to enter the Corps with a rank as high as gunnery sergeant.
-
Lawmakers seek to speed up claims for Camp Lejeune toxic water victims
The bill would cap attorney’s fees, clarify jury trial option and expand courts to reduce case backlog.
-
Budget strain pauses MC-130J amphibious project for special forces
U.S. Special Operations Command has paused an ambitious program to make its MC-130J transport plane capable of water landings and takeoff.
-
New thermal optic shows bullets in flight, details a mile away
Machine gunners and snipers can “walk” rounds on target at long ranges with the optic.
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Air Force agent turned Guard recruiter sentenced for child sex crime
The former Air Force special agent was living on Joint Base Lewis McChord, Washington when he committed the acts.
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Nonprofit honors new enlistees in their communities
The organization has grown nationwide and held more than 600 ceremonies in 31 states.
-
Pentagon IDs Army special operations aviation soldiers killed in crash
The Department of Defense has released the names of five Army soldiers killed in an MH-60 Black Hawk helicopter crash on Friday.
-
Forgotten bastards: Battle of Mogadishu’s unsung heroes await honors
Three decades later, a platoon that saw action before and during the Battle of Mogadishu has yet to receive recognition for their valor.
-
The fight in Gaza will be hell, military experts in urban combat say
A ground offensive in Gaza promises to be long, brutal and costly.
-
Five questions for the outgoing chief of the National Guard Bureau
Gen. Daniel Hokanson, who retired Friday after four decades in uniform, reflects on his time leading the National Guard Bureau.
-
Marines fast track qualified cyber, signals recruits to rank of gunny
The Marine Corps has launched a pilot program that will allow qualified recruits to enter the Corps with a rank as high as gunnery sergeant.
-
Lawmakers seek to speed up claims for Camp Lejeune toxic water victims
The bill would cap attorney’s fees, clarify jury trial option and expand courts to reduce case backlog.
-
Budget strain pauses MC-130J amphibious project for special forces
U.S. Special Operations Command has paused an ambitious program to make its MC-130J transport plane capable of water landings and takeoff.
-
New thermal optic shows bullets in flight, details a mile away
Machine gunners and snipers can “walk” rounds on target at long ranges with the optic.
-
Air Force agent turned Guard recruiter sentenced for child sex crime
The former Air Force special agent was living on Joint Base Lewis McChord, Washington when he committed the acts.
-
Nonprofit honors new enlistees in their communities
The organization has grown nationwide and held more than 600 ceremonies in 31 states.
-
Pentagon IDs Army special operations aviation soldiers killed in crash
The Department of Defense has released the names of five Army soldiers killed in an MH-60 Black Hawk helicopter crash on Friday.
-
Forgotten bastards: Battle of Mogadishu’s unsung heroes await honors
Three decades later, a platoon that saw action before and during the Battle of Mogadishu has yet to receive recognition for their valor.
-
The fight in Gaza will be hell, military experts in urban combat say
A ground offensive in Gaza promises to be long, brutal and costly.
