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Police mistreatment of Black service members common even before Virginia case
The traffic stop of Lt. Caron Nazario in rural Virginia was a grim reminder to many Black Americans that even being in military uniform doesn’t necessarily protect them from mistreatment by police.
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Barracks shooting sends North Carolina Marine to hospital
One Marine is in stable condition at the Naval Medical Center Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, after a barracks shooting incident
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Bill would give US vets of 1966 Spain hydrogen bomb accident benefits
The VA denied them disability benefits based on radiation exposure estimates compiled by the Air Force.
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Montana high court cancels parole conditions in stolen valor case
The two men appealed the conditions last year. American Civil Liberties Union of Montana had called the conditions degrading and unconstitutional.
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Warrior mindset must remain, Corps says, even as Marines shift from infantry to the sea
The 184-page tentative manual is meant to give Marines an idea of the future operating concept while the Corps continues develop the strategy.
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No charges for police officer in Capitol riot shooting death of Air Force veteran
Authorities had considered for months whether criminal charges were appropriate for the Capitol Police officer who fatally shot Ashli Babbitt, a 35-year-old Air Force veteran from San Diego.
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Probe faults DC National Guard use of helicopter during June protests
The long-overdue report was triggered by widespread objections after one D.C. Guard helicopter hovered low enough over protesters to create a deafening noise and spray protesters with rotor wash.
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Nearly 40 percent of Marines have turned down COVID-19 vaccine from the Corps
Nearly 60 percent of North Carolina Marines have turned down the vaccine from the Corps.
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Fort Sill sexual assault case stirs up the worst kind of deja vu
Leaders preying on the military’s most vulnerable members is a recurring problem in the struggle against military sexual assault.
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Police mistreatment of Black service members common even before Virginia case
The traffic stop of Lt. Caron Nazario in rural Virginia was a grim reminder to many Black Americans that even being in military uniform doesn’t necessarily protect them from mistreatment by police.
-
Barracks shooting sends North Carolina Marine to hospital
One Marine is in stable condition at the Naval Medical Center Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, after a barracks shooting incident
-
Bill would give US vets of 1966 Spain hydrogen bomb accident benefits
The VA denied them disability benefits based on radiation exposure estimates compiled by the Air Force.
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What caused the Marine amphibious assault vehicle sinking tragedy?
A look inside the investigation:
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Montana high court cancels parole conditions in stolen valor case
The two men appealed the conditions last year. American Civil Liberties Union of Montana had called the conditions degrading and unconstitutional.
-
Warrior mindset must remain, Corps says, even as Marines shift from infantry to the sea
The 184-page tentative manual is meant to give Marines an idea of the future operating concept while the Corps continues develop the strategy.
-
No charges for police officer in Capitol riot shooting death of Air Force veteran
Authorities had considered for months whether criminal charges were appropriate for the Capitol Police officer who fatally shot Ashli Babbitt, a 35-year-old Air Force veteran from San Diego.
-
Probe faults DC National Guard use of helicopter during June protests
The long-overdue report was triggered by widespread objections after one D.C. Guard helicopter hovered low enough over protesters to create a deafening noise and spray protesters with rotor wash.
-
Nearly 40 percent of Marines have turned down COVID-19 vaccine from the Corps
Nearly 60 percent of North Carolina Marines have turned down the vaccine from the Corps.
-
Fort Sill sexual assault case stirs up the worst kind of deja vu
Leaders preying on the military’s most vulnerable members is a recurring problem in the struggle against military sexual assault.
-
Police mistreatment of Black service members common even before Virginia case
The traffic stop of Lt. Caron Nazario in rural Virginia was a grim reminder to many Black Americans that even being in military uniform doesn’t necessarily protect them from mistreatment by police.
-
Barracks shooting sends North Carolina Marine to hospital
One Marine is in stable condition at the Naval Medical Center Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, after a barracks shooting incident
-
Bill would give US vets of 1966 Spain hydrogen bomb accident benefits
The VA denied them disability benefits based on radiation exposure estimates compiled by the Air Force.
-
What caused the Marine amphibious assault vehicle sinking tragedy?
A look inside the investigation:
-
Montana high court cancels parole conditions in stolen valor case
The two men appealed the conditions last year. American Civil Liberties Union of Montana had called the conditions degrading and unconstitutional.
-
Warrior mindset must remain, Corps says, even as Marines shift from infantry to the sea
The 184-page tentative manual is meant to give Marines an idea of the future operating concept while the Corps continues develop the strategy.
-
No charges for police officer in Capitol riot shooting death of Air Force veteran
Authorities had considered for months whether criminal charges were appropriate for the Capitol Police officer who fatally shot Ashli Babbitt, a 35-year-old Air Force veteran from San Diego.
-
Probe faults DC National Guard use of helicopter during June protests
The long-overdue report was triggered by widespread objections after one D.C. Guard helicopter hovered low enough over protesters to create a deafening noise and spray protesters with rotor wash.
-
Nearly 40 percent of Marines have turned down COVID-19 vaccine from the Corps
Nearly 60 percent of North Carolina Marines have turned down the vaccine from the Corps.
-
Fort Sill sexual assault case stirs up the worst kind of deja vu
Leaders preying on the military’s most vulnerable members is a recurring problem in the struggle against military sexual assault.
