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The U.S. military is redirecting MQ-9 Reaper drones to Latin America as it expands operations in the region, CNN reported on Friday. The drones, assigned to U.S.
Health
Nutrition essential to achieving health goals At VA Ann Arbor , dietetics internship graduate Enid Aguirre is making a profound impact on the health of local Veterans through the new Dietetic...
Service
This week the top officer in the U.S. military said that troops need to be ready for combat on Earth and around the Moon. Speaking at the Air, Space and Cyber Conference, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs.
Transition
You have discipline, know how to work under pressure and can pay attention to detail. Now, consider putting your skills to work defending the VA networks that serve millions of Veterans.
Service
Moving every two to three years is one of the most stressful experiences for military families. Having worked with thousands of military and veteran families, we’ve identified the critical maneuvers..
Service
Two months after announcing mandatory testosterone screenings, and weeks after rolling back an initial plan for it, the Department of Defense is directing all male service members ages 30 and above...
Transition
Radiologists at the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) can do something amazing: with the help of state-of-the-art equipment, they can see patients from the inside out, allowing other physicians and.
Legacy
The Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency is seeking to exhume and identify the remains of the Korean War service member buried as one of the Unknowns next to the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington.
Legacy
When Esther Castañeda arrived at Camp Pendleton in 1979, she wasn’t trying to make history. The SoCal native wanted the same opportunity to train as the other Marines around her.
Service
As many as 16,300 troops could be granted medical shaving waivers in the coming months. If those troops cannot meet the Pentagon’s new “clean-shaven” standards over the next year, they could be...
Service
Shoot, move, and communicate are the basics of combat. The “move” requirement, however, can be extremely difficult in the snow; just ask anyone unlucky enough to get stationed at Fort Drum.
Service
Earn the hat, get a stripe. The Army said Friday that soldiers who qualify as drill sergeants — the campaign-hatted instructors who sternly welcome new recruits into the Army — will automatically be..
