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A third American service member died on Saturday during a controlled detonation of an Iranian drone’s ordnance, U.S. Central Command announced Sunday. U.S.
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Six Coast Guard fast-response cutters are now operating in the western Pacific after more than two decades in the Middle East, in the latest shift of forces to that theater.
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Iran may be tracking concentrations U.S. troops across the Middle East using a telecommunications vulnerability that security researchers have been screaming about for more than a decade, according...
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Traffic was at a standstill as an accident, combined with the early morning rush to get to work in the capital city of Columbia, S.C.
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If you’ve ever wanted to watch a service member visibly short-circuit over a seemingly innocent comment, one military creator has assembled the ultimate playbook.
Health
Why VA’s approach to preventing and ending Veteran homelessness starts with stable housing. For Veterans experiencing homelessness or housing instability, health challenges often become harder to...
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Two U.S. service members were killed Friday in an Iranian attack on a base in Jordan, U.S. Central Command announced. A third service member is missing, CENTCOM said, and four others were injured.
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Space Force said that the airman who died in an accident at Vandenberg Space Force Base this week was Airman 1st Class Cedric Eneluna.
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The commander of the Navy’s elite Blue Angels demonstration team confirmed Thursday that a flyover of a crowded beach the day before was “unsafe” by the team’s safety standards.
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The Navy will no longer host portraits and biography of ship or installation commanders on its websites, citing personnel security concerns.
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Army pilots are taking solo flights in civilian airspace as part of flight school for the first time in years, officials said.
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For decades, new recruits joining the Air Force have left their hometowns and taken commercial flights to San Antonio, Texas, home of the service’s boot camp for all enlisted troops.
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The Army’s newest psychological operations unit will be focused on Africa, as the United States shifts away from direct combat against militants on the continent.
Legacy
War stories often end with a homecoming. Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey” begins there. The film delivers everything audiences expect from Homer: towering monsters, impossible voyages, brutal...
Health
Researcher Jennifer Stevens-Lapsley’s work helps older Veterans regain mobility and independence Dr. Jennifer Stevens-Lapsley, associate director for research at VA Eastern Colorado Health Care...
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VA’s Office of Research and Development recently published three News Briefs highlighting new findings on cancer screenings for Veterans, improving rural VA hospitals and info on a suicide prevention.
Legacy
A month after the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor , the United States Army took a drastic step amid the fear and hysteria gripping the nation.
Benefits
More than 4.6 million Veterans already use the VA Health and Benefits mobile app to manage their care and benefits, and now, Veterans can view lab results and manage VA benefit overpayment debts...
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In World War I , communication was as critical as the front lines. Orders moved through switchboards and had to be delivered quickly and accurately. To meet that demand, Gen. John J.
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In World War I , communication was as critical as the front lines. Orders moved through switchboards and had to be delivered quickly and accurately. To meet that demand, Gen. John J.
