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Top military officer: Troops were issued bayonets in DC unrest
The chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff has confirmed a report by The Associated Press that some of the service members who were mobilized to Washington, D.C., last month in response to civil unrest over the killing of George Floyd were issued bayonets.
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The National Guard will be responding to COVID-19 for the foreseeable future
As cases rise around the country and with a vaccine months out, the chief of the National Guard expects to see his troops continue to mobilize.
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Mother of Marine killed in Afghanistan demands answers amid Russian bounty allegations
The mother of one of three killed Marines killed in Afghanistan in April 2019 is calling for a “thorough investigation” and for those responsible to be held accountable.
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Tell us: From promotions to decisions to separate, how is the COVID-19 pandemic affecting your career?
Let us know how the pandemic has affected your thoughts about staying in the military.
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Corps identifies Marine who drowned aboard Camp Lejeune
Lance Cpl. David W. Hollinger, 20, from McDonough, Georgia, disappeared in the water near the French Creek boat dock.
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Hundreds of DC National Guard troops activated to help protect monuments
D.C. law enforcement have requested back-up from the National Guard.
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Far-right groups like the “Boogaloo” and “O9A” continue to attract troops and veterans
After several year of arrests and investigations of far-right service members and veterans, Congress is calling on the military to track their activity.
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Photos show devastation unleashed on terror leaders by sword-carrying ‘Ninja bomb’
The presence of multiple blades, along with the warhead’s apparent nomenclature, yielded evidence of the devastation’s source.
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Second wave of Marines arrive in Australia for training rotation, enter quarantine
The Marines will be in quarantine for two weeks, where they also will be tested twice for the potentially deadly COVID-19 virus.
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The military’s rate of new coronavirus cases doubled this week
More than 1,100 new cases were diagnosed in troops this week.
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Top military officer: Troops were issued bayonets in DC unrest
The chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff has confirmed a report by The Associated Press that some of the service members who were mobilized to Washington, D.C., last month in response to civil unrest over the killing of George Floyd were issued bayonets.
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The National Guard will be responding to COVID-19 for the foreseeable future
As cases rise around the country and with a vaccine months out, the chief of the National Guard expects to see his troops continue to mobilize.
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Mother of Marine killed in Afghanistan demands answers amid Russian bounty allegations
The mother of one of three killed Marines killed in Afghanistan in April 2019 is calling for a “thorough investigation” and for those responsible to be held accountable.
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Tell us: From promotions to decisions to separate, how is the COVID-19 pandemic affecting your career?
Let us know how the pandemic has affected your thoughts about staying in the military.
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Corps identifies Marine who drowned aboard Camp Lejeune
Lance Cpl. David W. Hollinger, 20, from McDonough, Georgia, disappeared in the water near the French Creek boat dock.
-
Hundreds of DC National Guard troops activated to help protect monuments
D.C. law enforcement have requested back-up from the National Guard.
-
Far-right groups like the “Boogaloo” and “O9A” continue to attract troops and veterans
After several year of arrests and investigations of far-right service members and veterans, Congress is calling on the military to track their activity.
-
Photos show devastation unleashed on terror leaders by sword-carrying ‘Ninja bomb’
The presence of multiple blades, along with the warhead’s apparent nomenclature, yielded evidence of the devastation’s source.
-
Second wave of Marines arrive in Australia for training rotation, enter quarantine
The Marines will be in quarantine for two weeks, where they also will be tested twice for the potentially deadly COVID-19 virus.
-
The military’s rate of new coronavirus cases doubled this week
More than 1,100 new cases were diagnosed in troops this week.
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Top military officer: Troops were issued bayonets in DC unrest
The chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff has confirmed a report by The Associated Press that some of the service members who were mobilized to Washington, D.C., last month in response to civil unrest over the killing of George Floyd were issued bayonets.
-
The National Guard will be responding to COVID-19 for the foreseeable future
As cases rise around the country and with a vaccine months out, the chief of the National Guard expects to see his troops continue to mobilize.
-
Mother of Marine killed in Afghanistan demands answers amid Russian bounty allegations
The mother of one of three killed Marines killed in Afghanistan in April 2019 is calling for a “thorough investigation” and for those responsible to be held accountable.
-
Tell us: From promotions to decisions to separate, how is the COVID-19 pandemic affecting your career?
Let us know how the pandemic has affected your thoughts about staying in the military.
-
Corps identifies Marine who drowned aboard Camp Lejeune
Lance Cpl. David W. Hollinger, 20, from McDonough, Georgia, disappeared in the water near the French Creek boat dock.
-
Hundreds of DC National Guard troops activated to help protect monuments
D.C. law enforcement have requested back-up from the National Guard.
-
Far-right groups like the “Boogaloo” and “O9A” continue to attract troops and veterans
After several year of arrests and investigations of far-right service members and veterans, Congress is calling on the military to track their activity.
-
Photos show devastation unleashed on terror leaders by sword-carrying ‘Ninja bomb’
The presence of multiple blades, along with the warhead’s apparent nomenclature, yielded evidence of the devastation’s source.
-
Second wave of Marines arrive in Australia for training rotation, enter quarantine
The Marines will be in quarantine for two weeks, where they also will be tested twice for the potentially deadly COVID-19 virus.
-
The military’s rate of new coronavirus cases doubled this week
More than 1,100 new cases were diagnosed in troops this week.
