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ACLU: Government Mistakenly Wanted to Deport US Veteran
Jilmar Ramos-Gomez was released from a detention center after personal records were provided to ICE.
Lt. Gen. Michael Garrett Nominated to Lead FORSCOM
Garrett was recently listed as one of the next military officials in line for promotion to become a four-star Army general.
JSOC Member Released from Hospital After Being Shot During Training
A soldier who was wounded during pistol training Monday has been released from the hospital, Bragg officials said.
Russia Claims US Violating Treaty Over 'Unverified' B-52 Bombers, Missiles
Russia says it can't verify the conversion of B-52H Stratofortresses that were slated to be changed to conventional-only.
US Weighs New Ways to Detect and Track Enemy Missiles
The Trump administration is considering ways to expand homeland and overseas defenses against a potential missile attack.
1st Cav Soldiers Die in On-Duty Vehicle Incidents 3 Days Apart
A 1st Cavalry Division soldier was killed Monday and three were injured in an armored vehicle accident at Fort Irwin.
US Assessment Raises Concerns over China Attacking Taiwan
The Pentagon released a new report that lays out U.S. concerns about China's growing military might.
Navy Contradicts Congressman's Claims About SEAL's Confinement Conditions
Rep. Duncan Hunter, R-Alpine, sent a letter to President Donald Trump to draw attention to the plight of Edward R. Gallagher.
Navy to Embrace 'Mission Command' Concepts to Match Adversaries
Naval Surface Forces Commander Vice Adm. Richard Brown favors longer ship assignments and trust in commanders at sea.
Here's Everything the Coast Guard Did Without a Paycheck This Month
"Continue standing the watch -- I am proud of your unwavering devotion to duty."
Extremists Attack Hotel in Nairobi; Al-Shabab Claims Role
Extremists launched a deadly attack on a luxury hotel in Kenya's capital Tuesday, sending people fleeing in panic.
Military Border Deployment Extended Until September, Pentagon Announces
While the troops are staying on, the mission is changing.
Woman Who Was Among Pioneer Pilots in WWII Has Died at 96
Millicent Young, a member of the WASPs, died of complications related to chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
Iran Satellite Fails to Reach Orbit in US-Criticized Launch
An Iranian satellite-carrying rocket blasted off into space on Tuesday, but scientists failed to put the device into orbit.
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How to Get Increased Disability Compensation
Did you know you can always ask the VA for increased disability compensation? But be careful, it can backfire.
'Rampage': A Harrowing Chronicle of World War II's Battle of Manila
James M. Scott tells the story of the 29-day battle in 1945 that marked Gen. Douglas MacArthur's return to the Philippines.
7 Military Discounts to Help During a Government Shutdown
Military families are always on the lookout for great discounts, but they are even more vital during a government shutdown.
VA Suspends Debt Collections for Furloughed Feds
If you are a federal employee or family member with a debt to the VA, you can get a temporary reprieve on paying it back.
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