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Esper directs services to review racial bias in grooming standards, training and more
Defense Secretary Mark Esper’s team has come back with its first recommendations for tackling racial bias in the military.
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Fight over $7.2B contract could delay privatizing the system for moving troops’ household goods
It’s unclear whether this will delay a new system for managing service members’ household goods moves, designed to improve the process.
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Navy reports progress fighting fire aboard Bonhomme Richard
“The ship is stable and the structure is safe,” Rear Adm. Philip Sobeck said Tuesday morning. Whether the amphib can be salvaged and repaired remains to be seen, he added.
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San Diego doc bought Jaguar, jewelry with ill-gotten gains, gets prison for $784K in Tricare fraud
Prosecutors say he bought a red 2016 Jaguar and thousands of dollars worth of David Yurman jewelry with the money he got from Tricare after making claims for nonexistent appointments.
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Marine Raider awarded Silver Star after 4 hour firefight in Afghanistan
Three Bronze Stars with valor and four Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medals with valor also came out of the fight.
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All hospitalized from Bonhomme Richard fire have been released
In total, the Navy said 36 sailors and 23 civilians were treated for “minor injuries” in the fire, which continues to burn in San Diego. Efforts to mitigate environmental damage under way.
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Firefighters battle to keep Bonhomme Richard’s flames away from fuel
The forward mast has collapsed, and the ship is listing, officials said late Monday morning.
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Hundreds come forward as #IAmVanessaGuillen movement surges online
As more details emerge in the Spc. Vanessa Guillen case, hundreds of survivors are coming forward on social media to share their experiences with military sexual trauma.
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Military’s COVID-19 cases growing at twice the nationwide rate
Cases in the military surged 33% in the past 10 days, twice the rate of new cases nationwide.
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Corps reinstates tougher restrictions on Okinawa as COVID-19 returns to the Japanese island
The new restrictions also apply to dependents, contractors and other U.S. employees for Marine Forces Japan.
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Esper directs services to review racial bias in grooming standards, training and more
Defense Secretary Mark Esper’s team has come back with its first recommendations for tackling racial bias in the military.
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Fight over $7.2B contract could delay privatizing the system for moving troops’ household goods
It’s unclear whether this will delay a new system for managing service members’ household goods moves, designed to improve the process.
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Navy reports progress fighting fire aboard Bonhomme Richard
“The ship is stable and the structure is safe,” Rear Adm. Philip Sobeck said Tuesday morning. Whether the amphib can be salvaged and repaired remains to be seen, he added.
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San Diego doc bought Jaguar, jewelry with ill-gotten gains, gets prison for $784K in Tricare fraud
Prosecutors say he bought a red 2016 Jaguar and thousands of dollars worth of David Yurman jewelry with the money he got from Tricare after making claims for nonexistent appointments.
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Marine Raider awarded Silver Star after 4 hour firefight in Afghanistan
Three Bronze Stars with valor and four Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medals with valor also came out of the fight.
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All hospitalized from Bonhomme Richard fire have been released
In total, the Navy said 36 sailors and 23 civilians were treated for “minor injuries” in the fire, which continues to burn in San Diego. Efforts to mitigate environmental damage under way.
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Firefighters battle to keep Bonhomme Richard’s flames away from fuel
The forward mast has collapsed, and the ship is listing, officials said late Monday morning.
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Hundreds come forward as #IAmVanessaGuillen movement surges online
As more details emerge in the Spc. Vanessa Guillen case, hundreds of survivors are coming forward on social media to share their experiences with military sexual trauma.
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Military’s COVID-19 cases growing at twice the nationwide rate
Cases in the military surged 33% in the past 10 days, twice the rate of new cases nationwide.
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Corps reinstates tougher restrictions on Okinawa as COVID-19 returns to the Japanese island
The new restrictions also apply to dependents, contractors and other U.S. employees for Marine Forces Japan.
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Esper directs services to review racial bias in grooming standards, training and more
Defense Secretary Mark Esper’s team has come back with its first recommendations for tackling racial bias in the military.
-
Fight over $7.2B contract could delay privatizing the system for moving troops’ household goods
It’s unclear whether this will delay a new system for managing service members’ household goods moves, designed to improve the process.
-
Navy reports progress fighting fire aboard Bonhomme Richard
“The ship is stable and the structure is safe,” Rear Adm. Philip Sobeck said Tuesday morning. Whether the amphib can be salvaged and repaired remains to be seen, he added.
-
San Diego doc bought Jaguar, jewelry with ill-gotten gains, gets prison for $784K in Tricare fraud
Prosecutors say he bought a red 2016 Jaguar and thousands of dollars worth of David Yurman jewelry with the money he got from Tricare after making claims for nonexistent appointments.
-
Marine Raider awarded Silver Star after 4 hour firefight in Afghanistan
Three Bronze Stars with valor and four Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medals with valor also came out of the fight.
-
All hospitalized from Bonhomme Richard fire have been released
In total, the Navy said 36 sailors and 23 civilians were treated for “minor injuries” in the fire, which continues to burn in San Diego. Efforts to mitigate environmental damage under way.
-
Firefighters battle to keep Bonhomme Richard’s flames away from fuel
The forward mast has collapsed, and the ship is listing, officials said late Monday morning.
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Hundreds come forward as #IAmVanessaGuillen movement surges online
As more details emerge in the Spc. Vanessa Guillen case, hundreds of survivors are coming forward on social media to share their experiences with military sexual trauma.
-
Military’s COVID-19 cases growing at twice the nationwide rate
Cases in the military surged 33% in the past 10 days, twice the rate of new cases nationwide.
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Corps reinstates tougher restrictions on Okinawa as COVID-19 returns to the Japanese island
The new restrictions also apply to dependents, contractors and other U.S. employees for Marine Forces Japan.
