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Military Spouse's Intimate View of Husband's Cancer Fight
In the ER, Molly Pearl and her husband made the imperceptible shift between soldier and patient, wife and caregiver.
Transitioning Marine Gives His Honest Review of Google's 'Jobs for Vets' Tool
"The problem is the quality of the military job descriptions and skills on which the tool's ontology is based."
Unpacking the War: A Soldier Returns to Vietnam
"As we tested prototypes of the boots, we accessed many locations I had hoped to visit under different circumstances."
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Icebreaker Or Border Wall? House Action Jeopardizes Coast Guard Ship Funding
The Coast Guard commandant says he would press to get funding back for a new icebreaker.
Incoming House Armed Services Chairman Lays Down Battle Lines
Rep. Adam Smith plans to go head-to-head with Republicans and the White House on a number of defense issues.
Military Will Build Border Wall If Congress Won't Approve Funding, Trump Says
President Donald Trump made the claim Tuesday as he faces a budget impasse with Congress.
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The Fight Against ISIS
Turkey's Target in Syria 'Not the American Soldiers:' Turkish President
The Turkish military will move into Syria “within days” to target terror organizations, Turkey's president said.
Iraq Marks Anniversary of Victory over Islamic State
As part of the celebrations, authorities plan to reopen parts of Baghdad's fortified Green Zone to the public.
Bloody Rivalry Erupts Between al-Shabab, ISIS Group in Somalia
The rivalry supports observers' suspicions that al-Shabab is drifting from its goal of establishing a strict Islamic state.
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Air Force Admits Nearly 2,000 Airmen Under Medical Waiver Policy
New recruits and officer candidates previously diagnosed with ADHD, asthma and eczema are now serving.
Retired Army General Arrested, Indicted on Child Rape, Incest Charges
Maj. Gen. James Grazioplene faces civilian charges after the Army was forced to drop them due to the statute of limitations.
Navy SEAL Sues Roche over Malaria Drug, Claiming it Left Him Permanently Disabled
A former Navy SEAL has filed a lawsuit against the company that makes the anti-malarial drug Lariam, or mefloquine.
Melania Trump Makes First Lady History with Ride in Osprey
Melania Trump made history Wednesday by flying in a V-22 Osprey aircraft and onto the deck of an aircraft carrier.
Survey: Nearly 40 Percent of Active-Duty Women Report Fertility Problems
A Service Women's Action Network report finds a third of female veterans also face infertility.
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Army News
Soldier Killed at COP Keating Receives Distinguished Service Cross
Army Staff Sgt. Justin Gallegos was posthumously upgraded to the Distinguished Service Cross Dec. 15.
Georgia Guardsmen Get Training to Counter Afghanistan Insider Threats
The training -- continuously revised in response to events overseas -- emphasizes security, vigilance and marksmanship.
Fort Bragg Soldier Receives Soldier's Medal for Heroism
Sgt. 1st Class Erik Kingsley rescued a driver from his burning car -- just before it exploded.
Navy News
Navy Offers What Venezuelan Regime Can't: Urgent Health Care
So far, Operation Enduring Promise 2018 has treated about 20,000 patients in Latin American countries.
Retired Admiral Was a 'Top Shelf' Friend to 'Fat Leonard,' Navy Says
Retired Rear Admiral Mark C. Montgomery was also nominated by President Trump last June for an administrative position.
Mayport Navy Lieutenant Guilty of Seeking Sex Online with Child
Navy Lt. Michael Douglas McNeil, 31, was arrested after contacting an undercover officer via social media.
Air Force News
Blood Tests Link High Levels of Toxic Chemicals to Air Force Base Contaminants
The study surveyed 220 people and gave thousands of other residents their first hint at what could be in their blood.
Pentagon to Bill Saudi Arabia, UAE $331 Million for Fuel and Flight Hours
The U.S. will seek reimbursement for $331 million from Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.
Air Force Lifts Temporary Pause on Humanitarian Assistance Program at Tyndall
Base officials are now processing requests for permanent change-of-station moves.
Marine Corps News
Conditions Improving for a US Return to Libya, Marine Commander Says
Col. Adam Chalkley said he spent much of his time on a deployment helping to ensure there would be no repeat of Benghazi.
Marine Corps Says $3.6 Billion for Storm Repairs at Camp Lejeune
Marine leaders are saying it will cost around $3.6 billion to repair the damage to Camp Lejeune caused by Hurricane Florence.
Japan Begins Reclamation at Disputed US Base Despite Protest
Japan's central government started main reclamation work at a disputed U.S. military base relocation site.
Coast Guard News
Lawmakers Press Coast Guard Commandant on Bias Allegations at Academy
The meeting was called to address a recent Inspector General report.
Icebreaker Or Border Wall? House Action Jeopardizes Coast Guard Ship Funding
The Coast Guard commandant says he would press to get funding back for a new icebreaker.
Coast Guard Intercepts 11 Migrants, 2 Suspected Smugglers near Miami
The crew of the Coast Guard Cutter Robert Yered captured 11 migrants and two suspected smugglers aboard an unlit vessel.