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Defense hearings: More budget, more AUMF, more Iran
Defense/veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of March 16.
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Communication is key to family readiness
The Army National Guard’s 1742nd Transportation Company was among seven reserve component units recognized for their family readiness programs by the Defense Department.
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Returning to ‘Full Metal Jacket’
Actor Matthew Modine’s first-hand account of his days on the set of director Stanley Kubrick’s “Full Metal Jacket” proved enormously popular, but a promise to fans means only 20,000 copies of the print edition exist.
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Marines help coach Afghanistan’s first water polo team
Chief Warrant Officer 3 Jeremy Piasecki returned to Afghanistan to coach their brand new water polo team.
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For injured veterans, bike ride helps heal body
Ride 2 Recovery Gulf Coast Challenge — a six-day, 470-mile bike ride from Atlanta to New Orleans — supports physical and psychological rehabilitation programs for injured veterans, featuring cycling as the core activity.
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Soldier fights for right to bury her father
During a visit with her Marine veteran father in St. Louis a few years ago, SFC Yvette James asked about his wishes for burial. “I said, ‘I’m your only child. What do you want me to do?’ ” she said. “He went to his room, got a folder, pulled out a copy of his DD…
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Defeat area denial efforts with this flaccid flask
If you find yourself in a situation that calls for a libation, but The Man only wants you to drink his $10 stadium…
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Fort Lee lets service members express culinary artistry
Service members in Fort Lee’s advanced culinary training division, part of the Joint Culinary Center of Excellence, may one day cook filet mignon for the Secretary of Defense at the Pentagon, or even feed the president on Air Force One.
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Putin says Russia will never yield to foreign pressure
President Vladimir Putin says he will not allow anyone to get a military advantage over Russia and pledges that the country will never yield to foreign pressure.
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Military Martians? 2 service members make Mars One cut
Two service members who saw the Air Force as a potential path to space exploration may yet reach their goal, though they wouldn’t fly for NASA … and they would not be flying round-trip.
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Defense hearings: More budget, more AUMF, more Iran
Defense/veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of March 16.
-
Communication is key to family readiness
The Army National Guard’s 1742nd Transportation Company was among seven reserve component units recognized for their family readiness programs by the Defense Department.
-
Returning to ‘Full Metal Jacket’
Actor Matthew Modine’s first-hand account of his days on the set of director Stanley Kubrick’s “Full Metal Jacket” proved enormously popular, but a promise to fans means only 20,000 copies of the print edition exist.
-
Marines help coach Afghanistan’s first water polo team
Chief Warrant Officer 3 Jeremy Piasecki returned to Afghanistan to coach their brand new water polo team.
-
For injured veterans, bike ride helps heal body
Ride 2 Recovery Gulf Coast Challenge — a six-day, 470-mile bike ride from Atlanta to New Orleans — supports physical and psychological rehabilitation programs for injured veterans, featuring cycling as the core activity.
-
Soldier fights for right to bury her father
During a visit with her Marine veteran father in St. Louis a few years ago, SFC Yvette James asked about his wishes for burial. “I said, ‘I’m your only child. What do you want me to do?’ ” she said. “He went to his room, got a folder, pulled out a copy of his DD…
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Defeat area denial efforts with this flaccid flask
If you find yourself in a situation that calls for a libation, but The Man only wants you to drink his $10 stadium…
-
Fort Lee lets service members express culinary artistry
Service members in Fort Lee’s advanced culinary training division, part of the Joint Culinary Center of Excellence, may one day cook filet mignon for the Secretary of Defense at the Pentagon, or even feed the president on Air Force One.
-
Putin says Russia will never yield to foreign pressure
President Vladimir Putin says he will not allow anyone to get a military advantage over Russia and pledges that the country will never yield to foreign pressure.
-
Military Martians? 2 service members make Mars One cut
Two service members who saw the Air Force as a potential path to space exploration may yet reach their goal, though they wouldn’t fly for NASA … and they would not be flying round-trip.
-
Defense hearings: More budget, more AUMF, more Iran
Defense/veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of March 16.
-
Communication is key to family readiness
The Army National Guard’s 1742nd Transportation Company was among seven reserve component units recognized for their family readiness programs by the Defense Department.
-
Returning to ‘Full Metal Jacket’
Actor Matthew Modine’s first-hand account of his days on the set of director Stanley Kubrick’s “Full Metal Jacket” proved enormously popular, but a promise to fans means only 20,000 copies of the print edition exist.
-
Marines help coach Afghanistan’s first water polo team
Chief Warrant Officer 3 Jeremy Piasecki returned to Afghanistan to coach their brand new water polo team.
-
For injured veterans, bike ride helps heal body
Ride 2 Recovery Gulf Coast Challenge — a six-day, 470-mile bike ride from Atlanta to New Orleans — supports physical and psychological rehabilitation programs for injured veterans, featuring cycling as the core activity.
-
Soldier fights for right to bury her father
During a visit with her Marine veteran father in St. Louis a few years ago, SFC Yvette James asked about his wishes for burial. “I said, ‘I’m your only child. What do you want me to do?’ ” she said. “He went to his room, got a folder, pulled out a copy of his DD…
-
Defeat area denial efforts with this flaccid flask
If you find yourself in a situation that calls for a libation, but The Man only wants you to drink his $10 stadium…
-
Fort Lee lets service members express culinary artistry
Service members in Fort Lee’s advanced culinary training division, part of the Joint Culinary Center of Excellence, may one day cook filet mignon for the Secretary of Defense at the Pentagon, or even feed the president on Air Force One.
-
Putin says Russia will never yield to foreign pressure
President Vladimir Putin says he will not allow anyone to get a military advantage over Russia and pledges that the country will never yield to foreign pressure.
-
Military Martians? 2 service members make Mars One cut
Two service members who saw the Air Force as a potential path to space exploration may yet reach their goal, though they wouldn’t fly for NASA … and they would not be flying round-trip.



