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Factor in health care when picking a permanent home
You’ve found your dream house in a beautiful location. You see yourself putting down roots, spending the rest of your life there.
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A home close to everything: ‘We wanted to come back’
For Ryan Chevalier, Arlington, Va., has everything a mid-sized city should have: Good transportation, a credible nightlife and easy access to the bigger city next door.
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Congresswoman to visit Marine training site
The Michigan congresswoman who pressed the Marine Corps to look into the March death of a recruit says she is going to visit the South Carolina training site this weekend to review changes the service has made in light of his death.
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The Marines wants to start fielding new gear faster than ever
Marines are being asked to test out tons of cool new gear and share ideas on ways the Corps can fill gaps — and a rapid equipping force is being stood up to field the new gear right right away.
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Naval Academy to honor computer scientist Grace Hopper
The U.S. Naval Academy will name its future cyber building after Grace Hopper, a pioneering computer scientist and U.S. Navy rear admiral, the academy’s superintendent announced Thursday.
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This sailor sided with Colin Kaepernick, sat out anthem. Now the Navy is taking action.
A sailor who posted a video of her sitting down during the national anthem is in trouble.
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American Legion throws weight behind marijuana research
The country’s largest veterans group supports cannabis research and calls on Congress to reclassify the drug.
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Marines find culture of hazing, abuse at boot camp after recruit’s death at Parris Island
Leadership failures led to a culture of hazing and abuse in the 3rd Recruit Training Battalion.
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Marines can now apply to become the Corps’ first force fitness instructors
Marines fitness buffs can now apply to pick up a new force fitness instructor military occupational specialty, a position that will allow noncommissioned officers to help leaders develop their units’ physical training programs.
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Russian fighter jet flies within 10 feet of a U.S. Navy Poseidon
The Pentagon says that a Russian fighter jet flew within 10 feet of a U.S. Navy surveillance aircraft, in what officials called an unsafe intercept over the Black Sea.
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Factor in health care when picking a permanent home
You’ve found your dream house in a beautiful location. You see yourself putting down roots, spending the rest of your life there.
-
A home close to everything: ‘We wanted to come back’
For Ryan Chevalier, Arlington, Va., has everything a mid-sized city should have: Good transportation, a credible nightlife and easy access to the bigger city next door.
-
Congresswoman to visit Marine training site
The Michigan congresswoman who pressed the Marine Corps to look into the March death of a recruit says she is going to visit the South Carolina training site this weekend to review changes the service has made in light of his death.
-
The Marines wants to start fielding new gear faster than ever
Marines are being asked to test out tons of cool new gear and share ideas on ways the Corps can fill gaps — and a rapid equipping force is being stood up to field the new gear right right away.
-
Naval Academy to honor computer scientist Grace Hopper
The U.S. Naval Academy will name its future cyber building after Grace Hopper, a pioneering computer scientist and U.S. Navy rear admiral, the academy’s superintendent announced Thursday.
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This sailor sided with Colin Kaepernick, sat out anthem. Now the Navy is taking action.
A sailor who posted a video of her sitting down during the national anthem is in trouble.
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American Legion throws weight behind marijuana research
The country’s largest veterans group supports cannabis research and calls on Congress to reclassify the drug.
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Marines find culture of hazing, abuse at boot camp after recruit’s death at Parris Island
Leadership failures led to a culture of hazing and abuse in the 3rd Recruit Training Battalion.
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Marines can now apply to become the Corps’ first force fitness instructors
Marines fitness buffs can now apply to pick up a new force fitness instructor military occupational specialty, a position that will allow noncommissioned officers to help leaders develop their units’ physical training programs.
-
Russian fighter jet flies within 10 feet of a U.S. Navy Poseidon
The Pentagon says that a Russian fighter jet flew within 10 feet of a U.S. Navy surveillance aircraft, in what officials called an unsafe intercept over the Black Sea.
-
Factor in health care when picking a permanent home
You’ve found your dream house in a beautiful location. You see yourself putting down roots, spending the rest of your life there.
-
A home close to everything: ‘We wanted to come back’
For Ryan Chevalier, Arlington, Va., has everything a mid-sized city should have: Good transportation, a credible nightlife and easy access to the bigger city next door.
-
Congresswoman to visit Marine training site
The Michigan congresswoman who pressed the Marine Corps to look into the March death of a recruit says she is going to visit the South Carolina training site this weekend to review changes the service has made in light of his death.
-
The Marines wants to start fielding new gear faster than ever
Marines are being asked to test out tons of cool new gear and share ideas on ways the Corps can fill gaps — and a rapid equipping force is being stood up to field the new gear right right away.
-
Naval Academy to honor computer scientist Grace Hopper
The U.S. Naval Academy will name its future cyber building after Grace Hopper, a pioneering computer scientist and U.S. Navy rear admiral, the academy’s superintendent announced Thursday.
-
This sailor sided with Colin Kaepernick, sat out anthem. Now the Navy is taking action.
A sailor who posted a video of her sitting down during the national anthem is in trouble.
-
American Legion throws weight behind marijuana research
The country’s largest veterans group supports cannabis research and calls on Congress to reclassify the drug.
-
Marines find culture of hazing, abuse at boot camp after recruit’s death at Parris Island
Leadership failures led to a culture of hazing and abuse in the 3rd Recruit Training Battalion.
-
Marines can now apply to become the Corps’ first force fitness instructors
Marines fitness buffs can now apply to pick up a new force fitness instructor military occupational specialty, a position that will allow noncommissioned officers to help leaders develop their units’ physical training programs.
-
Russian fighter jet flies within 10 feet of a U.S. Navy Poseidon
The Pentagon says that a Russian fighter jet flew within 10 feet of a U.S. Navy surveillance aircraft, in what officials called an unsafe intercept over the Black Sea.
