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Two Hawaii men charged with making and selling LSD, allegedly sold it to service members
The case began when a confidential informant told the Air Force Office of Special Investigations that an individual was using Snapchat to advertise and sell drugs to active-duty military service members.
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Pandemic has left many disabled veterans more isolated, worried
A survey by Wounded Warrior Project found coronavirus restrictions left many veterans feeling disconnected and missing medical appointments.
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Ospreys draw eyes over Ukraine during special ops exercises
Ukrainians flooded social media with pictures and video after the Ospreys flew low over the center of Kyiv, along the banks of the Dnipro River.
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Services to consider removing all identifying information from promotion board packets
After photos, names and genders are next to come off of promotion board packets.
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Police officers not charged for killing Breonna Taylor; limited deployment of Kentucky National Guard authorized
Gov. Andy Beshear said he authorized a limited deployment of the National Guard.
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Retired Green Beret’s widow sues VA for harassment, slander over life insurance payouts
The lawsuit alleges Veterans Affairs nurse Sarah McNary slandered and harassed Christian McCoy’s widow, alleging she withheld life insurance funds from McCoy’s children.
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Air Force moves to cancel contracts for training on ‘white privilege’
An OMB memo earlier this month said executive branch agencies have spent money on “un-American propaganda training sessions.”
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Automatic citizenship has been restored for some troops’ children born abroad
A law passed in March just went into effect, bestowing citizenship on some children of service members born during an assignment abroad.
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Iran vows ‘hit’ on all involved in US killing of top general
The chief of Iran’s paramilitary Revolutionary Guard threatened Saturday to go after everyone who had a role in a top general’s January killing during a U.S. drone strike in Iraq.
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Big problems require bold solutions: How data analytics can help prevent veteran suicides
The author of this commentary says concerns over privacy when it comes to medical, law enforcement and financial information might be preventing meaningful outcomes for the veteran suicide problem.
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Two Hawaii men charged with making and selling LSD, allegedly sold it to service members
The case began when a confidential informant told the Air Force Office of Special Investigations that an individual was using Snapchat to advertise and sell drugs to active-duty military service members.
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Pandemic has left many disabled veterans more isolated, worried
A survey by Wounded Warrior Project found coronavirus restrictions left many veterans feeling disconnected and missing medical appointments.
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Ospreys draw eyes over Ukraine during special ops exercises
Ukrainians flooded social media with pictures and video after the Ospreys flew low over the center of Kyiv, along the banks of the Dnipro River.
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Services to consider removing all identifying information from promotion board packets
After photos, names and genders are next to come off of promotion board packets.
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Police officers not charged for killing Breonna Taylor; limited deployment of Kentucky National Guard authorized
Gov. Andy Beshear said he authorized a limited deployment of the National Guard.
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Retired Green Beret’s widow sues VA for harassment, slander over life insurance payouts
The lawsuit alleges Veterans Affairs nurse Sarah McNary slandered and harassed Christian McCoy’s widow, alleging she withheld life insurance funds from McCoy’s children.
-
Air Force moves to cancel contracts for training on ‘white privilege’
An OMB memo earlier this month said executive branch agencies have spent money on “un-American propaganda training sessions.”
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Automatic citizenship has been restored for some troops’ children born abroad
A law passed in March just went into effect, bestowing citizenship on some children of service members born during an assignment abroad.
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Iran vows ‘hit’ on all involved in US killing of top general
The chief of Iran’s paramilitary Revolutionary Guard threatened Saturday to go after everyone who had a role in a top general’s January killing during a U.S. drone strike in Iraq.
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Big problems require bold solutions: How data analytics can help prevent veteran suicides
The author of this commentary says concerns over privacy when it comes to medical, law enforcement and financial information might be preventing meaningful outcomes for the veteran suicide problem.
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Two Hawaii men charged with making and selling LSD, allegedly sold it to service members
The case began when a confidential informant told the Air Force Office of Special Investigations that an individual was using Snapchat to advertise and sell drugs to active-duty military service members.
-
Pandemic has left many disabled veterans more isolated, worried
A survey by Wounded Warrior Project found coronavirus restrictions left many veterans feeling disconnected and missing medical appointments.
-
Ospreys draw eyes over Ukraine during special ops exercises
Ukrainians flooded social media with pictures and video after the Ospreys flew low over the center of Kyiv, along the banks of the Dnipro River.
-
Services to consider removing all identifying information from promotion board packets
After photos, names and genders are next to come off of promotion board packets.
-
Police officers not charged for killing Breonna Taylor; limited deployment of Kentucky National Guard authorized
Gov. Andy Beshear said he authorized a limited deployment of the National Guard.
-
Retired Green Beret’s widow sues VA for harassment, slander over life insurance payouts
The lawsuit alleges Veterans Affairs nurse Sarah McNary slandered and harassed Christian McCoy’s widow, alleging she withheld life insurance funds from McCoy’s children.
-
Air Force moves to cancel contracts for training on ‘white privilege’
An OMB memo earlier this month said executive branch agencies have spent money on “un-American propaganda training sessions.”
-
Automatic citizenship has been restored for some troops’ children born abroad
A law passed in March just went into effect, bestowing citizenship on some children of service members born during an assignment abroad.
-
Iran vows ‘hit’ on all involved in US killing of top general
The chief of Iran’s paramilitary Revolutionary Guard threatened Saturday to go after everyone who had a role in a top general’s January killing during a U.S. drone strike in Iraq.
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Big problems require bold solutions: How data analytics can help prevent veteran suicides
The author of this commentary says concerns over privacy when it comes to medical, law enforcement and financial information might be preventing meaningful outcomes for the veteran suicide problem.
