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Study suggests legislation to tamp down on obesity, improve military recruiting
A Congressional Research Service report says the Defense Department spends more than $1 billion on obesity every year.
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Pentagon memo maps out plan to expand diversity in the force
The acting defense secretary ordered the implementation of 15 broad recommendations that include a plan to crack down on participation in hate groups by service members and draft proposed changes to the UCMJ.
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Lawmakers move to ease tax repayment pain of more than a million troops
Legislation would stretch out the payments over a 12-month period instead of four months.
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What’s the role of Marine infantry in the new strategy to fight China? The Corps is still trying to figure it out
The tri-service maritime strategy was released by the Navy on Thursday.
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$1 million initiative aims to address racial inequities to improve lives of military families
Leadership teams of private organizations that serve military families are “disproportionately white,” says Blue Star Families.
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No, The Proud Boys aren’t holding a Marine Corps Toys for Tots drive in Pittsburgh this week. But they tried.
The Proud Boys are a male-only organization of self-proclaimed “western chauvinists.”
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Marine veteran to remain jailed in probe of paramilitary group, illegal weapons
A prosecutor describe the former Marine as a potentially violent man whose parents didn’t know about his white supremacist and anti-Semitic ideology.
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How a Roman-era Rapunzel became the patron saint of artillery
Saint Barbara, beheaded by her own father, became the patron saint of artillery.
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Virginia Military Institute removes statue of Confederate Gen. ‘Stonewall’ Jackson
The school’s board voted to remove the statue in late October after a story described an “atmosphere of hostility and cultural insensitivity” at VMI, the oldest state-supported military college in the U.S.
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Retired surgeons general say Trump’s transgender ban damaged military readiness
A Palm Center study found that the policy negative affected recruiting, retention and morale.
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Study suggests legislation to tamp down on obesity, improve military recruiting
A Congressional Research Service report says the Defense Department spends more than $1 billion on obesity every year.
-
Pentagon memo maps out plan to expand diversity in the force
The acting defense secretary ordered the implementation of 15 broad recommendations that include a plan to crack down on participation in hate groups by service members and draft proposed changes to the UCMJ.
-
Lawmakers move to ease tax repayment pain of more than a million troops
Legislation would stretch out the payments over a 12-month period instead of four months.
-
What’s the role of Marine infantry in the new strategy to fight China? The Corps is still trying to figure it out
The tri-service maritime strategy was released by the Navy on Thursday.
-
$1 million initiative aims to address racial inequities to improve lives of military families
Leadership teams of private organizations that serve military families are “disproportionately white,” says Blue Star Families.
-
No, The Proud Boys aren’t holding a Marine Corps Toys for Tots drive in Pittsburgh this week. But they tried.
The Proud Boys are a male-only organization of self-proclaimed “western chauvinists.”
-
Marine veteran to remain jailed in probe of paramilitary group, illegal weapons
A prosecutor describe the former Marine as a potentially violent man whose parents didn’t know about his white supremacist and anti-Semitic ideology.
-
How a Roman-era Rapunzel became the patron saint of artillery
Saint Barbara, beheaded by her own father, became the patron saint of artillery.
-
Virginia Military Institute removes statue of Confederate Gen. ‘Stonewall’ Jackson
The school’s board voted to remove the statue in late October after a story described an “atmosphere of hostility and cultural insensitivity” at VMI, the oldest state-supported military college in the U.S.
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Retired surgeons general say Trump’s transgender ban damaged military readiness
A Palm Center study found that the policy negative affected recruiting, retention and morale.
-
Study suggests legislation to tamp down on obesity, improve military recruiting
A Congressional Research Service report says the Defense Department spends more than $1 billion on obesity every year.
-
Pentagon memo maps out plan to expand diversity in the force
The acting defense secretary ordered the implementation of 15 broad recommendations that include a plan to crack down on participation in hate groups by service members and draft proposed changes to the UCMJ.
-
Lawmakers move to ease tax repayment pain of more than a million troops
Legislation would stretch out the payments over a 12-month period instead of four months.
-
What’s the role of Marine infantry in the new strategy to fight China? The Corps is still trying to figure it out
The tri-service maritime strategy was released by the Navy on Thursday.
-
$1 million initiative aims to address racial inequities to improve lives of military families
Leadership teams of private organizations that serve military families are “disproportionately white,” says Blue Star Families.
-
No, The Proud Boys aren’t holding a Marine Corps Toys for Tots drive in Pittsburgh this week. But they tried.
The Proud Boys are a male-only organization of self-proclaimed “western chauvinists.”
-
Marine veteran to remain jailed in probe of paramilitary group, illegal weapons
A prosecutor describe the former Marine as a potentially violent man whose parents didn’t know about his white supremacist and anti-Semitic ideology.
-
How a Roman-era Rapunzel became the patron saint of artillery
Saint Barbara, beheaded by her own father, became the patron saint of artillery.
-
Virginia Military Institute removes statue of Confederate Gen. ‘Stonewall’ Jackson
The school’s board voted to remove the statue in late October after a story described an “atmosphere of hostility and cultural insensitivity” at VMI, the oldest state-supported military college in the U.S.
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Retired surgeons general say Trump’s transgender ban damaged military readiness
A Palm Center study found that the policy negative affected recruiting, retention and morale.
