The White House and Pentagon can't seem to figure out if
hero dog Conan is a boy or a girl
Pentagon fumbles non-denial that it's considering
deploying 14,000 troops to the Middle East
2019-11-21 07-29-46 Treachery by Robert O’Dowd
Trump brings pardoned U.S. war criminals onstage at
Florida Republican fundraiser
Pearl Harbor shooting leaves 3 dead, including sailor
gunman
3 soldiers killed when Minnesota National Guard Black
Hawk crashes: The helicopter had taken off from an Army aviation facility in
St. Cloud.
More retirees, family members to be booted from military
hospitals under Pentagon reform plans
Navy suspends flight training for 300 Saudi students in
wake of Pensacola shooting: The move comes in the wake of the Naval Air Station
Pensacola shootings.
Pensacola attack: US grounds Saudi aviation students after
navy base shooting
This Tuesday, December 3, 2019, the House passed H.R.
4803, Citizenship for Children of Military Members and Civil Servants Act. This
bipartisan legislation was introduced by Representatives Doug Collins (R-Ga.)
and Jerrold Nadler (D-N.Y.) to ensure that children of deployed military and
government families benefit from provision of U.S. law that confers automatic
U.S. citizenship and are not disadvantaged because their parents are serving
our country abroad.
This Tuesday, December 3, 2019, the Senate Committee on
Armed Services held a hearing on "Government Accountability Office on
Privatized Housing Findings to Include Responses from the Military Services on
Ongoing Reports of Substandard Housing Conditions and Services." The
Secretaries and Joint Chiefs testified on the progress being made to bring
back the level of quality living our
military families deserve. Watch the hearing.
On Thursday, December 5, 2019, the House Armed Services
Subcommittee on Readiness held a hearing, “Privatized Housing: Are Conditions
Improving for Our Military Families?” to discuss improving privatized military
housing for our military families. The CEO’s from the five largest privatized
military housing companies gave their perspectives and plans for bringing
family housing back to the level our military families deserve. The
subcommittee has been conducting extensive oversight of the privatized military
family housing program and expressed concerns over systemic failures with the
military and provided graphic and disturbing testimony about lead and mold
exposure, rodent infestations, rude and dismissive from military spouses. Watch
the hearing.
West Point Army Navy Spirit Video 2019 Hooah!
Lead From The Front: An Army/Navy Short Film 2017 [4K]
U.S. carrier strike group harassed by Iranian vessels as
it leaves Middle East: The USS Abraham Lincoln carrier strike group was
followed by a group of Iranian vessels as it left the Middle East, and was
replaced by the USS Harry S. Truman strike group.
'Widow's Tax' to Be Eliminated by 2023 in Proposed
Defense Budget
Defense Budget Would Allow Pentagon to Pay Military
Medical Malpractice Claims
Congress Has Released Its $738 Billion Defense Budget.
Here's What's Inside
Marines’ Obsession with Pull-Ups May Be Hurting the
Corps, Study Finds
The 2020 Basic Allowance for Housing Rates
Here's What the Guard and Reserve Gets in the 2020
Defense Spending Bill
Military Surveys to Weed Out Bad Moving Companies Went
Unsent for 6 Months
Navy Tells Sailors to Plan Ahead as Overseas Immigration
Offices Close
Navy Announces Blue Angels Show Schedule for 2021
Is there any kind of punishment towards military spouses
that commit adultery?
Is it okay to wear the deployment OCP when you've never
been deployed?
What is the punishment for a SM being a jump refusal?
The First Woman Has Made it Through SEAL Officer
Screening
Hundreds Attend Funeral for Navy Sailor Slain in
Pensacola Attack
Navy Pilots Demand More Be Armed on Bases in Letter to
Lawmakers and Military Brass
Pearl Harbor Shooter's Family Offers Condolences to
Victims
Congress Overrides Pentagon On GI Bill Transfer Rules
Congress Overrides Pentagon on GI Bill Transfer Rules
Former NFL Player in Basic Combat Training
Airmen Awarded Silver Stars for Taking Out More than 100
Enemy Fighters
The Air Force Just Flew a Surveillance Drone for 2 Days
Straight
Congress Wants the Pentagon to Make a Plan to Close All
Remaining Burn Pits
The Afghanistan Papers Confirm What a Philadelphia Gold
Star Father Already Knew
Military Medics Train to Treat Working Dogs
National Guard enlisted female soldiers graduate from
Army Ranger School
SecDef Weighs in on Army-Navy Game Hand Gesture
Controversy
Proposed Ban on Tobacco Sales to Those Under 21 Would
Affect Troops
Plan to ban tobacco sales to anyone under 21 will hit the
military too
The Pentagon Just Inked a Contract for 2,700 More JLTVs
On Tuesday, December 17, the United States Senate passed
the 2020 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) with a vote of 86-8. This
measure contains a provision that will completely eliminate the Survivor
Benefit Plan/Dependency Indemnity Compensation (SBP/DIC) offset by January
2023. The bill now goes to the White House where the President is expected to
sign it into law.
FY2020 NDAA SUMMARY: For 58 years, the National Defense
Authorization Act (NDAA) has been the primary way Congress executes its
Constitutional duties to “raise and support Armies,” “provide and
maintain a Navy,” and “make Rules for the Government and
Regulation of the land and naval
Forces.”
President Trump Signs the National Defense Authorization
Act
New housing protections, PFAS limits included in defense
policy measure
Trump makes Space Force official: 'Space is the world's
new war-fighting domain'
It's Official: The Air Force's Huey Replacement is Named
'Grey Wolf'
Pentagon Announces Plans to Monitor Foreign Trainees'
Social Media Posts
The Navy Is Buying Equipment that Makes it Easier for
Female Pilots to Pee
Army Suicide Trends Have Changed in Forever Wars Era, New
Study Finds
Army Suicide Trends Have Changed in Forever Wars Era, New
Study Finds
Navy Admiral: Russian Submarine Activity Highest US Has
Seen In a Long Time
Navy Mum on New Security Efforts After 3 Deadly Base
Incidents
Lawmakers Order Military Courts to Track Race of Accused
Troops amid Bias Concerns
Russian Spy Ship Sailing Off Florida's Shore Draws Close
Watch from US
Former US Marine Jailed in Russia on Spying Charges Loses
Job
This Army Vet's Headache-Fighting Invention Just Got
Bought by the Air Force
Marines Earn Their Historic French Fourrageres
Military medical malpractice victims could see payouts
from Defense Department under new compromise
National Guard Members Supporting the Southwest Border
Security Mission in a Title 32 Status
Air Force Awards $50,000 Grant to Help Treat Infertility
in Airmen
Global Health Engagement strengthens partnerships
New 3-D mammogram option the next step in diagnosis,
treatment
Army Proposes New Training to Replace Combat Lifesaver
Course
The Corps is offering up to $40,000 in extra cash to
Marines willing to do psychological operations
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