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Military exchanges team up with Home Depot to sell, deliver appliances
“Our customers deserve this”: Military exchange officials say Home Depot partnership can help improve the delivery of major appliances for their customers.
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Weapons shortages could mean hard calls for Ukraine’s allies
For months, the U.S. and other NATO members have sent billions of dollars worth of weapons and equipment into Ukraine to help it fight back against Russia.
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Is your pharmacy leaving the Tricare network in a few days?
Many community pharmacies leave the network Monday, and a new requirement for specialty meds for cancer and other complex conditions takes effect Jan. 1.
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‘Star Wars’ actor Mark Hamill sends 500 drones to Ukraine
Mark Hamill of ‘Star Wars’ is donating big time to Ukraine.
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New Pentagon abortion policy draws ire of GOP, praise from Democrats
Defense Department officials will cover troops’ travel expenses for abortions in certain cases.
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New biodefense plan seeks more research, tech to fend off outbreaks
One of the strategy’s goals is to be able develop vaccines within 100 days of an outbreak, whether naturally occurring, accidental or deliberate in origin.
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VA plans ‘onboarding surge’ in November to clear backlog of new hires
The event will bring together hiring managers and senior medical center staff to find ways to improve the process.
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Active duty suicides dropped 15% in 2021, but overall trend is upward
Suicide rates have steadily climbed over the past 10 years, despite some rises and dips.
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Marine Corps ‘strong,’ but rest of military has weakened, report finds
The Heritage Foundation’s study said the Marine Corps was strong, while the Air Force has weakened.
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Nearly a dozen face charges for sending military tech, oil to Russia
Nearly a dozen people were arrested and charged in a scheme to send military tech to Russia, some of which was allegedly found on battlefields in Ukraine.
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Military exchanges team up with Home Depot to sell, deliver appliances
“Our customers deserve this”: Military exchange officials say Home Depot partnership can help improve the delivery of major appliances for their customers.
-
Weapons shortages could mean hard calls for Ukraine’s allies
For months, the U.S. and other NATO members have sent billions of dollars worth of weapons and equipment into Ukraine to help it fight back against Russia.
-
Is your pharmacy leaving the Tricare network in a few days?
Many community pharmacies leave the network Monday, and a new requirement for specialty meds for cancer and other complex conditions takes effect Jan. 1.
-
‘Star Wars’ actor Mark Hamill sends 500 drones to Ukraine
Mark Hamill of ‘Star Wars’ is donating big time to Ukraine.
-
New Pentagon abortion policy draws ire of GOP, praise from Democrats
Defense Department officials will cover troops’ travel expenses for abortions in certain cases.
-
New biodefense plan seeks more research, tech to fend off outbreaks
One of the strategy’s goals is to be able develop vaccines within 100 days of an outbreak, whether naturally occurring, accidental or deliberate in origin.
-
VA plans ‘onboarding surge’ in November to clear backlog of new hires
The event will bring together hiring managers and senior medical center staff to find ways to improve the process.
-
Active duty suicides dropped 15% in 2021, but overall trend is upward
Suicide rates have steadily climbed over the past 10 years, despite some rises and dips.
-
Marine Corps ‘strong,’ but rest of military has weakened, report finds
The Heritage Foundation’s study said the Marine Corps was strong, while the Air Force has weakened.
-
Nearly a dozen face charges for sending military tech, oil to Russia
Nearly a dozen people were arrested and charged in a scheme to send military tech to Russia, some of which was allegedly found on battlefields in Ukraine.
-
Military exchanges team up with Home Depot to sell, deliver appliances
“Our customers deserve this”: Military exchange officials say Home Depot partnership can help improve the delivery of major appliances for their customers.
-
Weapons shortages could mean hard calls for Ukraine’s allies
For months, the U.S. and other NATO members have sent billions of dollars worth of weapons and equipment into Ukraine to help it fight back against Russia.
-
Is your pharmacy leaving the Tricare network in a few days?
Many community pharmacies leave the network Monday, and a new requirement for specialty meds for cancer and other complex conditions takes effect Jan. 1.
-
‘Star Wars’ actor Mark Hamill sends 500 drones to Ukraine
Mark Hamill of ‘Star Wars’ is donating big time to Ukraine.
-
New Pentagon abortion policy draws ire of GOP, praise from Democrats
Defense Department officials will cover troops’ travel expenses for abortions in certain cases.
-
New biodefense plan seeks more research, tech to fend off outbreaks
One of the strategy’s goals is to be able develop vaccines within 100 days of an outbreak, whether naturally occurring, accidental or deliberate in origin.
-
VA plans ‘onboarding surge’ in November to clear backlog of new hires
The event will bring together hiring managers and senior medical center staff to find ways to improve the process.
-
Active duty suicides dropped 15% in 2021, but overall trend is upward
Suicide rates have steadily climbed over the past 10 years, despite some rises and dips.
-
Marine Corps ‘strong,’ but rest of military has weakened, report finds
The Heritage Foundation’s study said the Marine Corps was strong, while the Air Force has weakened.
-
Nearly a dozen face charges for sending military tech, oil to Russia
Nearly a dozen people were arrested and charged in a scheme to send military tech to Russia, some of which was allegedly found on battlefields in Ukraine.
