-
Guard waited more than three hours for approval to respond to Capitol riots, official says
The commanding general of the District of Columbia National Guard said he was frustrated by Pentagon leaders’ response to the Capitol attack.
-
The Spouse Angle Podcast — Up this week: Behind a New Initiative to Support Military Families of Color
Two spouses share their own experiences as women of color in the military community.
-
Former White House doc denies allegations, says scathing IG report is result of his support for Trump
The Defense Department inspector general recommends that the Navy take action against Rep. Ronny Jackson.
-
National security officials to testify on Jan. 6 mistakes
Senators are eager Wednesday to grill the officials from the Pentagon, the National Guard, and the Justice and Homeland Security departments about their preparations ahead of the electoral count on Jan. 6.
-
Naval Academy seeks to vaccinate midshipmen for summer training
If the vaccines are available, the midshipmen would be the first military academy students to receive the COVID-19 shots.
-
How to hold an extremism stand-down
The Pentagon has posted guidance for commanders on how to start the discussion about extremism.
-
Marine veteran sentenced for smuggling guns to Haiti to train army, become president
The Marine firearms instructor got a friend to alter paperwork claiming he was a Marine colonel on orders to Port-au-Prince, Haiti.
-
VA leaders will take part in DoD’s sexual misconduct review commission
Officials said the joint work will help establish better conditions for both current and former service members.
-
Cpl. Rene PonceAvalos, Okinawa Marine who died in surfing accident, was ‘respected and admired by peers’
The Marine, who was assigned to Combat Logistics Battalion 31, was surfing near Ikei Island with five other Marines before becoming separated from the group.
-
Affected, not defeated: Injured veterans strive for success amid pandemic
The Wounded Warrior Project’s annual survey of its members shows there’s still a need for veterans care during a pandemic, But there have also been successes in the last year, says the author of this commentary.
-
Guard waited more than three hours for approval to respond to Capitol riots, official says
The commanding general of the District of Columbia National Guard said he was frustrated by Pentagon leaders’ response to the Capitol attack.
-
The Spouse Angle Podcast — Up this week: Behind a New Initiative to Support Military Families of Color
Two spouses share their own experiences as women of color in the military community.
-
Former White House doc denies allegations, says scathing IG report is result of his support for Trump
The Defense Department inspector general recommends that the Navy take action against Rep. Ronny Jackson.
-
National security officials to testify on Jan. 6 mistakes
Senators are eager Wednesday to grill the officials from the Pentagon, the National Guard, and the Justice and Homeland Security departments about their preparations ahead of the electoral count on Jan. 6.
-
Naval Academy seeks to vaccinate midshipmen for summer training
If the vaccines are available, the midshipmen would be the first military academy students to receive the COVID-19 shots.
-
How to hold an extremism stand-down
The Pentagon has posted guidance for commanders on how to start the discussion about extremism.
-
Marine veteran sentenced for smuggling guns to Haiti to train army, become president
The Marine firearms instructor got a friend to alter paperwork claiming he was a Marine colonel on orders to Port-au-Prince, Haiti.
-
VA leaders will take part in DoD’s sexual misconduct review commission
Officials said the joint work will help establish better conditions for both current and former service members.
-
Cpl. Rene PonceAvalos, Okinawa Marine who died in surfing accident, was ‘respected and admired by peers’
The Marine, who was assigned to Combat Logistics Battalion 31, was surfing near Ikei Island with five other Marines before becoming separated from the group.
-
Affected, not defeated: Injured veterans strive for success amid pandemic
The Wounded Warrior Project’s annual survey of its members shows there’s still a need for veterans care during a pandemic, But there have also been successes in the last year, says the author of this commentary.
-
Guard waited more than three hours for approval to respond to Capitol riots, official says
The commanding general of the District of Columbia National Guard said he was frustrated by Pentagon leaders’ response to the Capitol attack.
-
The Spouse Angle Podcast — Up this week: Behind a New Initiative to Support Military Families of Color
Two spouses share their own experiences as women of color in the military community.
-
Former White House doc denies allegations, says scathing IG report is result of his support for Trump
The Defense Department inspector general recommends that the Navy take action against Rep. Ronny Jackson.
-
National security officials to testify on Jan. 6 mistakes
Senators are eager Wednesday to grill the officials from the Pentagon, the National Guard, and the Justice and Homeland Security departments about their preparations ahead of the electoral count on Jan. 6.
-
Naval Academy seeks to vaccinate midshipmen for summer training
If the vaccines are available, the midshipmen would be the first military academy students to receive the COVID-19 shots.
-
How to hold an extremism stand-down
The Pentagon has posted guidance for commanders on how to start the discussion about extremism.
-
Marine veteran sentenced for smuggling guns to Haiti to train army, become president
The Marine firearms instructor got a friend to alter paperwork claiming he was a Marine colonel on orders to Port-au-Prince, Haiti.
-
VA leaders will take part in DoD’s sexual misconduct review commission
Officials said the joint work will help establish better conditions for both current and former service members.
-
Cpl. Rene PonceAvalos, Okinawa Marine who died in surfing accident, was ‘respected and admired by peers’
The Marine, who was assigned to Combat Logistics Battalion 31, was surfing near Ikei Island with five other Marines before becoming separated from the group.
-
Affected, not defeated: Injured veterans strive for success amid pandemic
The Wounded Warrior Project’s annual survey of its members shows there’s still a need for veterans care during a pandemic, But there have also been successes in the last year, says the author of this commentary.
