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DoD’s historic COVID response has pulled from every branch, active, reserve and Guard
Mobile hospitals and quick response teams delivered personnel where civilian agencies needed them.
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How augmented reality for military dogs could change how canine battle buddies operate
The goggle allows trainers to project a laser in the dog’s vision, better guiding it to specific points.
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Can the military prosecute decades-old rape cases? The Supreme Court will soon decide.
The case could clear the way for new UCMJ charges for prosecuting rapes that may have occurred between 1986 to 2006.
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Special operations forces must look and fight differently for future conflicts
The shift comes as Special Operations Forces look to a new fight and a new role.
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Harrowing tale of Green Beret’s Vietnam valor drives push for Medal of Honor
Capt. William Albracht was awarded a Silver Star 43 years after his heroic actions in combat during the Vietnam War, but some veterans and members of Congress are pushing for him to receive the nation’s highest valor award.
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Report: Vet counseling fixes needed to fight counselor burnout
The report shows that new staffing models and accountability are needed at the 300 Vet Centers.
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Former defense contractor sentenced for taking $4 million in kickbacks and bribes
Thomson’s Virginia-based company steered prime contracts to others who shared in profits, wrote him personal checks.
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New landmine detection reduces false alarms to save time and lives on battlefield
The new way to detect landmines could help soldiers move quicker, safer.
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Opioids, other drugs inadequately safeguarded by CENTCOM pharmacies, investigators find
The report shows that few regulations were being followed in running the pharmacies.
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What war with China could look like
A host of scenarios could push China and the United States into some kind of conflict.
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DoD’s historic COVID response has pulled from every branch, active, reserve and Guard
Mobile hospitals and quick response teams delivered personnel where civilian agencies needed them.
-
How augmented reality for military dogs could change how canine battle buddies operate
The goggle allows trainers to project a laser in the dog’s vision, better guiding it to specific points.
-
Can the military prosecute decades-old rape cases? The Supreme Court will soon decide.
The case could clear the way for new UCMJ charges for prosecuting rapes that may have occurred between 1986 to 2006.
-
Special operations forces must look and fight differently for future conflicts
The shift comes as Special Operations Forces look to a new fight and a new role.
-
Harrowing tale of Green Beret’s Vietnam valor drives push for Medal of Honor
Capt. William Albracht was awarded a Silver Star 43 years after his heroic actions in combat during the Vietnam War, but some veterans and members of Congress are pushing for him to receive the nation’s highest valor award.
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Report: Vet counseling fixes needed to fight counselor burnout
The report shows that new staffing models and accountability are needed at the 300 Vet Centers.
-
Former defense contractor sentenced for taking $4 million in kickbacks and bribes
Thomson’s Virginia-based company steered prime contracts to others who shared in profits, wrote him personal checks.
-
New landmine detection reduces false alarms to save time and lives on battlefield
The new way to detect landmines could help soldiers move quicker, safer.
-
Opioids, other drugs inadequately safeguarded by CENTCOM pharmacies, investigators find
The report shows that few regulations were being followed in running the pharmacies.
-
What war with China could look like
A host of scenarios could push China and the United States into some kind of conflict.
-
DoD’s historic COVID response has pulled from every branch, active, reserve and Guard
Mobile hospitals and quick response teams delivered personnel where civilian agencies needed them.
-
How augmented reality for military dogs could change how canine battle buddies operate
The goggle allows trainers to project a laser in the dog’s vision, better guiding it to specific points.
-
Can the military prosecute decades-old rape cases? The Supreme Court will soon decide.
The case could clear the way for new UCMJ charges for prosecuting rapes that may have occurred between 1986 to 2006.
-
Special operations forces must look and fight differently for future conflicts
The shift comes as Special Operations Forces look to a new fight and a new role.
-
Harrowing tale of Green Beret’s Vietnam valor drives push for Medal of Honor
Capt. William Albracht was awarded a Silver Star 43 years after his heroic actions in combat during the Vietnam War, but some veterans and members of Congress are pushing for him to receive the nation’s highest valor award.
-
Report: Vet counseling fixes needed to fight counselor burnout
The report shows that new staffing models and accountability are needed at the 300 Vet Centers.
-
Former defense contractor sentenced for taking $4 million in kickbacks and bribes
Thomson’s Virginia-based company steered prime contracts to others who shared in profits, wrote him personal checks.
-
New landmine detection reduces false alarms to save time and lives on battlefield
The new way to detect landmines could help soldiers move quicker, safer.
-
Opioids, other drugs inadequately safeguarded by CENTCOM pharmacies, investigators find
The report shows that few regulations were being followed in running the pharmacies.
-
What war with China could look like
A host of scenarios could push China and the United States into some kind of conflict.
