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IG: Investigations of military child deaths flawed
The Pentagon’s Inspector General found more than 70 percent of military child death investigations are flawed.
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BAS rates for troops rise 2.9 percent
The military’s 2015 food allowance will rise 2.9 percent, a pay that remains intact despite other cuts to compensation
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Army: Bergdahl could face court-martial
The Army has not determined whether Bergdahl, who spent five years as a captive under the Taliban, is eligible for the lump-sum back pay that is traditionally provided to prisoners of war who return home.
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New BAH rates tick upward
The military housing allowance rates for 2015 will rise slightly, despite changes in the way the benefit is calculated
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DoD extends review of Ebola quarantine policy
Thousands of troops deployed to West Africa to help contain the Ebola virus will have to wait a few more weeks to find out whether the policy of 21-day quarantines will continue, military officials said. The Pentagon has granted an extension on the deadline for reviewing the controversial rule requiring a 21-day quarantine. The review…
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Official: Don’t comfort enemy by calling them ISIS, ISIL
Military begins using Arabic term ‘Daesh’ for extremist group.
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Top U.S. general says training effort in Iraq will last ‘three years minimum’
After four months of air strikes, top U.S. general in Iraq says defeating extremists is still “minimum of three years” away.
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Start of Iraqi training mission still months away
Launch of new U.S. training mission in Iraq remains months off, military official says.
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Head of DoD equal opportunity training suspended
Head of military’s equal opportunity training programs was suspended amid allegations of “inappropriate touching.”
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AMERICA’S MILITARY: Were the wars worth the cost?
The longest war in American history has officially come to a close. And for many service members, the overwhelming feeling is: good riddance.
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IG: Investigations of military child deaths flawed
The Pentagon’s Inspector General found more than 70 percent of military child death investigations are flawed.
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BAS rates for troops rise 2.9 percent
The military’s 2015 food allowance will rise 2.9 percent, a pay that remains intact despite other cuts to compensation
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Army: Bergdahl could face court-martial
The Army has not determined whether Bergdahl, who spent five years as a captive under the Taliban, is eligible for the lump-sum back pay that is traditionally provided to prisoners of war who return home.
-
New BAH rates tick upward
The military housing allowance rates for 2015 will rise slightly, despite changes in the way the benefit is calculated
-
DoD extends review of Ebola quarantine policy
Thousands of troops deployed to West Africa to help contain the Ebola virus will have to wait a few more weeks to find out whether the policy of 21-day quarantines will continue, military officials said. The Pentagon has granted an extension on the deadline for reviewing the controversial rule requiring a 21-day quarantine. The review…
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Official: Don’t comfort enemy by calling them ISIS, ISIL
Military begins using Arabic term ‘Daesh’ for extremist group.
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Top U.S. general says training effort in Iraq will last ‘three years minimum’
After four months of air strikes, top U.S. general in Iraq says defeating extremists is still “minimum of three years” away.
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Start of Iraqi training mission still months away
Launch of new U.S. training mission in Iraq remains months off, military official says.
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Head of DoD equal opportunity training suspended
Head of military’s equal opportunity training programs was suspended amid allegations of “inappropriate touching.”
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AMERICA’S MILITARY: Were the wars worth the cost?
The longest war in American history has officially come to a close. And for many service members, the overwhelming feeling is: good riddance.
-
IG: Investigations of military child deaths flawed
The Pentagon’s Inspector General found more than 70 percent of military child death investigations are flawed.
-
BAS rates for troops rise 2.9 percent
The military’s 2015 food allowance will rise 2.9 percent, a pay that remains intact despite other cuts to compensation
-
Army: Bergdahl could face court-martial
The Army has not determined whether Bergdahl, who spent five years as a captive under the Taliban, is eligible for the lump-sum back pay that is traditionally provided to prisoners of war who return home.
-
New BAH rates tick upward
The military housing allowance rates for 2015 will rise slightly, despite changes in the way the benefit is calculated
-
DoD extends review of Ebola quarantine policy
Thousands of troops deployed to West Africa to help contain the Ebola virus will have to wait a few more weeks to find out whether the policy of 21-day quarantines will continue, military officials said. The Pentagon has granted an extension on the deadline for reviewing the controversial rule requiring a 21-day quarantine. The review…
-
Official: Don’t comfort enemy by calling them ISIS, ISIL
Military begins using Arabic term ‘Daesh’ for extremist group.
-
Top U.S. general says training effort in Iraq will last ‘three years minimum’
After four months of air strikes, top U.S. general in Iraq says defeating extremists is still “minimum of three years” away.
-
Start of Iraqi training mission still months away
Launch of new U.S. training mission in Iraq remains months off, military official says.
-
Head of DoD equal opportunity training suspended
Head of military’s equal opportunity training programs was suspended amid allegations of “inappropriate touching.”
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AMERICA’S MILITARY: Were the wars worth the cost?
The longest war in American history has officially come to a close. And for many service members, the overwhelming feeling is: good riddance.
