Donald Trump tells West Point cadets: 'We are not the
policeman of the world'. Mr Trump said
he was "ending the era of endless wars"
8 days after quarantine and testing negative, 142 Fort
Benning soldiers test positive for COVID-19
Senate’s top Republican ‘OK’ with removing Confederate
names from military bases
GOP divided in fight over renaming bases
Renaming military bases is not erasing history; it’s
erasing propaganda
NATO chief plays down concern over US troop withdrawal
plans in Germany
After blindsiding allies, US gives no details on Trump’s
troop plan: ‘Nothing firm has been set,’ US NATO ambassador says after
Stoltenberg concedes he initially wasn’t told about drawdown in Germany.
Trump's move to pull troops from Germany draws bipartisan
warnings
Germans complain about Donald Trump and the decline of
the liberal order, but they’re doing little themselves to defend it
Military leaders promise to address systemic racial
disparities in the military justice system: Disparities in how white U.S.
troops and service members of color are treated in the military justice system
have persisted for years and new efforts are needed to understand racial bias
and its consequences, senior officers told a congressional panel Tuesday.
Frustrated advocates say racial biases within military
justice system remain despite repeated alarms
USAF Racial Bias Study to Look at Discipline, Differences
in Mentorship
Elaine McCusker, Pentagon comptroller, resigns
Tinder, Sailor, Hooker, Pimp: The U.S. Navy’s sex
trafficking scandal in Bahrain
Here’s what the Navy says it’s doing to keep sailors away
from prostitutes in Bahrain
A missile full of swords was likely behind the death of
two Al Qaeda commanders in Syria
Push to Overturn US Military Transgender Ban Gets Boost
from Supreme Court Ruling
US Troops Would Be Among First to Get a Working COVID-19
Vaccine, Officials Say
Army offers $25K for info leading to soldier who vanished
days before discharge
Lack of tracer rounds, condensed planning contributed to
soldier’s death in live-fire exercise
Army Reserve commander suspended amid investigation
A new leader for naval intelligence
Navy Rushes ‘Unprecedented’ 1,600 Reservists To Shipyards
As COVID Guts Workforce: At the service’s four public shipyards that perform
the majority of repair work on the submarine and carrier fleets, some 25
percent of workers are not clocking in for their regular shifts.
SECNAV Braithwaite Pledges Support for Navy History
Museum Nearing Deal to Move off Washington Navy Yard
Lakenheath F-15 pilot killed in sea crash identified
Air Force sergeant charged in killing of federal officer
at California courthouse
B-52 bombers return to Alaska following three-year hiatus
Marine Corps loosens coronavirus restrictions for troops
training at Camp Fuji
French submarine burns in ‘unbelievably fierce fire’ for
14 hours
Two Ways to Stop Secrecy from Undermining US National
Security
Active-duty military already stretched too thin
DOD's Health Care Chief Discusses Pivot to Counter
COVID-19
BAMC follows through with redesignation of Army’s WTBs
Navy upholds firing of carrier captain in virus outbreak
The Military Must be De-Funded Along with the Police
Take the Confederate Names Off
Our Army Bases: It is time to remove the names of traitors like Benning and
Bragg from our country’s most important military installations.
All Wars are Bankers’ Wars: While I respect the sacrifice
of our soldiers, I am angered that so many of our young people are sent to
fight wars under false pretenses.
In an unusual step, US Forces Korea permits protests on
bases
Navy Won't Reinstate Crozier, Holds 1-Star's Promotion
Over Poor Decision-Making
Capt. Crozier won’t be reinstated as the commander of the
carrier Theodore Roosevelt
The Navy has shamefully made the USS Theodore Roosevelt’s
former captain a scapegoat
In US Military First, the Air Force Has Picked a Woman as
Top Enlisted Leader
Missing Osprey Part Sparks Call for an Investigation at
Yokota
They Really Did It: Guard Members Create COVID-19
Challenge Coin
Supercarrier Ford Could Soon Have More Than Half of Its
Weapons Elevators Working
Army Still Deciding How Soon Soldiers Will Have to Take
ACFT After Giving Birth
Aircraft Carrier Theodore Roosevelt to Home Port in
Bremerton in 2021 for Overhaul
Navy Now Says Vietnam Port Stop Likely to Blame for
Carrier's COVID Outbreak
Remains Identified as Soldier Stationed at Fort Hood
Remains of one of two missing Fort Hood soldiers found
Nominee to Lead National Guard Sees Bigger Role in
Quelling Civil Unrest
The Army Has Resumed Shipping Full Loads of Recruits to
Basic
Trump Says He's Heard 'Interesting' Things About Roswell
Trump Troop Cut in Germany Fits a Pattern of Hitting
Allies
Why the U.S. Is Moving Troops Out of Germany: Forces are
needed in the Indo-Pacific. And Berlin should contribute more to European
security.
Welcome to the Early Bird Brief, compiled by Diana
Correll and Steve Weigand.
Troops would see 3 percent pay raise, more child care and
family support programs under House plan
CMSgt JoAnne Bass to become first woman to serve as chief
master sergeant of the Air Force
The Pentagon wants to forge ahead with robot warships,
but Congress wants to slow the train
Guam says 22 more Defense Department personnel have
tested positive for coronavirus
Afghan health care personnel deliberately attacked during
pandemic, UN says
Trump nixing promotion of Army impeachment witness could
politicize military, senators warn
The military’s rate of new coronavirus cases doubled this
week
Protests force military reckoning on race
Coronavirus vaccine by year’s end no longer
‘aspirational’ but ‘likely,’ says top general
NATO’s new surveillance drone begins test flights over
the Mediterranean
Defense planning takes a back seat in Britain’s struggle
to shake the coronavirus
With challenges aplenty, Europe’s navies are coming to
grips with high-end warfare
Israeli general talks ‘military diplomacy,’ maintaining
readiness during a pandemic
US Army training resumes in Europe amid pandemic and the
threat of troop cuts
New European Defence Agency boss warns against ‘rash’
budget cuts by EU members
Nordic militaries rekindle old alliances, as Russia warms
to the region
A naval arms race is gaining speed in the Mediterranean
Sea
Army command sergeant major’s death under investigation
Army starts ‘comprehensive’ look at racial disparity in
its justice system
Guard unit that lost EOD troop in Afghanistan faced
‘funding constraints’ and ‘time-consuming request process'
Congressman: Remove Confederate traces from West Point
Soldiers celebrate 'breaking the chains' at inaugural
Juneteenth celebration at Camp Humphreys
Warship John S. McCain headed back into operations
Navy Has ‘Mitigated’ Risk of Suspect Steel From Company
in Federal Fraud Case
VADM Bill Galinis Takes Command of NAVSEA, VADM Tom Moore
Retires After 39 Years
Navy Unsure If Recent EMALS Fault Was Equipment or
Procedure Problem, But Workaround Has Been Validated
USS Theodore Roosevelt, USS Nimitz launch dual-carrier
flight drills in Philippine Sea
House to block KC-135 retirements for three years, but
some B-1 bombers could head for the boneyard
Name of Air Force pilot who died in North Sea crash is
stenciled on two F-15s
Air Force to take more action at PFAS-tainted marsh, but
locals skeptical
Second wave of Marines arrive in Australia for training
rotation, enter quarantine
Marine punched man in the face at Okinawa nightclub while
violating coronavirus restrictions, police say
After 2 months, Nebraska National Guard is wrapping up
key COVID-19 missions
Space Force invokes Defense Production Act to prop up
small launch market
Pentagon maps out defense space strategy
Juneteenth marks a momentous occasion for the military,
too
U.S. Army Soldier Charged in Neo-Nazi Plot to Attack
Fellow Troops: The soldier, an Army private, confessed that he hoped to cause
“the deaths of as many of his fellow service members as possible,” federal
prosecutors said
US Soldier Charged with Planning Deadly Ambush on His
Army Unit, DOJ Says
Soldier Used Upcoming Deployment to Plan Deadly Attack on
Unit, Indictment States
Trump blasts into a new frontier … for war
Save the Postal Service, Cut the Military Budget
Tackling mosquitos to protect the force
DHA’s new MEDLOG IT PMO supports MHS logistics
Naval Academy Rescinds Offer of Appointment for Student
who Wrote Racist Messages
Surge in Coronavirus Cases at Air Force Base on Guam
Sparks Probe into Possible Violations
Most Active-Duty Soldiers with Severe COVID-19 Have
Preexisting Health Conditions, Study Finds
The Burden of a Black Naval Officer
Why Is It So Hard for Some Recruits to Get Contraception?
NMCSD Civilian Receives BUMED Civilian Biomedical
Technician of the Year Award
Army 2nd Lt. first to donate convalescent plasma at
Benning
Fort Leonard Wood breaks ground on new hospital
Warrior Wellness-Mental Health And Women In The U.S.
Military Webinar:
Pentagon Quietly Moves to Make CBD Use a Criminal Offense
for Troops
Fort Bragg's Garrison Commander Relieved of Duty Amid
Investigation
House Lawmakers Want to Pause Military Health System
Overhaul
On This Day: June 25 – Naval History and Heritage
Dive Spiegel Grove Shipwreck
Shiphandling You Will Not Learn from a Book
Handling a Ticonderoga
Russia Secretly Offered Afghan Militants Bounties to Kill
U.S. Troops, Intelligence Says
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