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Dual devotion: A Sikh Marine can now wear his turban in uniform. But he wants more
Why 1st Lt. Sukhbir Toor says the Marine Corps’ accommodations didn’t go far enough.
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Preventing suicides in military and veteran communities
The House Oversight and Reform Committee’s National Security Subcommittee hearing was to address military and veteran suicide prevention and how to support military families after the loss of a loved one.
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‘We must work harder,’ SECDEF says as Pentagon grapples with civilian casualties of airstrikes
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin pledged to review strike procedures to better avoid casualties.
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21-year-old soldier’s death last year attributed to COVID-19
To date, 75 troops have died of COVID-19 complications.
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Former Virginia governor, senator Chuck Robb pens book about being a Marine
Chuck Robb served as a Marine Corps major long before he became a holder of high office.
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Marine-turned-kingpin pleads guilty in drug trafficking case
An indictment said Angel Dominguez Ramirez Jr.’s military training was an asset while working with powerful drug cartels.
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Fate of Marine battalion commander connected to deadly AAV sinking to be determined in December
A board of inquiry will be held for Lt. Col. Keith Brenize “to show cause for retention in the Marine Corps.”
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America and its foes remain in the way of a landmine-free future: report
The International Campaign to Ban Landmines has been issuing the report annually since 1999.
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The services haven’t been properly handling sexual assault cases, IG finds
Special victims investigators and prosecutors are not being assigned to every sexual assault case, in violation of regulation.
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Veteran exposed to toxic burn pit smoke dies of cancer after misdiagnosis lawsuit settlement
While serving overseas, Wesley Black said he frequently breathed in smoke from pits used to incinerate human and medical waste, plastic water bottles, ammunition and chemicals on military bases.
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Dual devotion: A Sikh Marine can now wear his turban in uniform. But he wants more
Why 1st Lt. Sukhbir Toor says the Marine Corps’ accommodations didn’t go far enough.
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Preventing suicides in military and veteran communities
The House Oversight and Reform Committee’s National Security Subcommittee hearing was to address military and veteran suicide prevention and how to support military families after the loss of a loved one.
-
‘We must work harder,’ SECDEF says as Pentagon grapples with civilian casualties of airstrikes
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin pledged to review strike procedures to better avoid casualties.
-
21-year-old soldier’s death last year attributed to COVID-19
To date, 75 troops have died of COVID-19 complications.
-
Former Virginia governor, senator Chuck Robb pens book about being a Marine
Chuck Robb served as a Marine Corps major long before he became a holder of high office.
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Marine-turned-kingpin pleads guilty in drug trafficking case
An indictment said Angel Dominguez Ramirez Jr.’s military training was an asset while working with powerful drug cartels.
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Fate of Marine battalion commander connected to deadly AAV sinking to be determined in December
A board of inquiry will be held for Lt. Col. Keith Brenize “to show cause for retention in the Marine Corps.”
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America and its foes remain in the way of a landmine-free future: report
The International Campaign to Ban Landmines has been issuing the report annually since 1999.
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The services haven’t been properly handling sexual assault cases, IG finds
Special victims investigators and prosecutors are not being assigned to every sexual assault case, in violation of regulation.
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Veteran exposed to toxic burn pit smoke dies of cancer after misdiagnosis lawsuit settlement
While serving overseas, Wesley Black said he frequently breathed in smoke from pits used to incinerate human and medical waste, plastic water bottles, ammunition and chemicals on military bases.
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Dual devotion: A Sikh Marine can now wear his turban in uniform. But he wants more
Why 1st Lt. Sukhbir Toor says the Marine Corps’ accommodations didn’t go far enough.
-
Preventing suicides in military and veteran communities
The House Oversight and Reform Committee’s National Security Subcommittee hearing was to address military and veteran suicide prevention and how to support military families after the loss of a loved one.
-
‘We must work harder,’ SECDEF says as Pentagon grapples with civilian casualties of airstrikes
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin pledged to review strike procedures to better avoid casualties.
-
21-year-old soldier’s death last year attributed to COVID-19
To date, 75 troops have died of COVID-19 complications.
-
Former Virginia governor, senator Chuck Robb pens book about being a Marine
Chuck Robb served as a Marine Corps major long before he became a holder of high office.
-
Marine-turned-kingpin pleads guilty in drug trafficking case
An indictment said Angel Dominguez Ramirez Jr.’s military training was an asset while working with powerful drug cartels.
-
Fate of Marine battalion commander connected to deadly AAV sinking to be determined in December
A board of inquiry will be held for Lt. Col. Keith Brenize “to show cause for retention in the Marine Corps.”
-
America and its foes remain in the way of a landmine-free future: report
The International Campaign to Ban Landmines has been issuing the report annually since 1999.
-
The services haven’t been properly handling sexual assault cases, IG finds
Special victims investigators and prosecutors are not being assigned to every sexual assault case, in violation of regulation.
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Veteran exposed to toxic burn pit smoke dies of cancer after misdiagnosis lawsuit settlement
While serving overseas, Wesley Black said he frequently breathed in smoke from pits used to incinerate human and medical waste, plastic water bottles, ammunition and chemicals on military bases.
