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Texas Gov. Abbott skydives with WWII veteran
Texas Governor Greg Abbott spent part of the day in the sky! He sky-dived with a 106-year-old World War II veteran in San Marcos to honor the service and sacrifice of U.S. military veterans.
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Marine accused in sex assault of missing minor who was found in barracks will face court-martial
A Marine charged with sexual assault after a missing 14-year-old girl was found at his barracks will face a court-martial, a spokesman for the 1st Marine Logistics Group said.
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US Army to overturn century-old convictions of 110 Black soldiers
U.S. Army officials say they will overturn the convictions of 110 Black soldiers for a mutiny at a Houston military camp a century ago in a trial that had racial undertones.
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US Army private who fled to North Korea is charged with desertion and child pornography
Pvt. Travis King ran across the heavily fortified border from South Korea in July and became the first American detained in North Korea in nearly five years
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Pentagon official discusses Turkish drone shot down by U.S. military
The U.S. military shot down a Turkish drone that came too close to U.S. troops on the ground in Syria. Pentagon spokesperson Brig. Gen. Pat Ryder explained what occurred.
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The Navy will start randomly testing SEALs and special warfare troops for steroids
The Navy will begin randomly testing its special operations forces for steriods and other performance-enhancing drugs beginning in November.
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Senate confirms army, marines chiefs as senator's objection blocks other military nominations
The Senate has confirmed three top military leaders, filling the posts after monthslong delays and as a Republican senator is still holding up hundreds of other nominations and promotions for senior officers.
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Senate confirms chairman of joint chiefs as GOP senator still blocking hundreds of military nominees
The Senate has confirmed Gen. CQ Brown as the next chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, putting him in place to succeed Gen. Mark Milley when he retires at the end of the month.
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Their babies died when Camp Lejeune's water was poisoned. But justice has been hard to find
The mothers did not know why their babies were dying at Camp Lejeune.
Jeri Kozobarich noticed something was wrong as soon as she arrived at the sprawling U.S. Marine Corps training facility in North Carolina, healthy and seven months pregnant, in the spring of 1969. -
US Military asks for public's help to find missing $80 million F-35 fighter jet
The U.S. military has asked for the public’s help locate one of its F-35 fighter jets after the pilot ejected from the aircraft over South Carolina.
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‘Like a Russian roulette': US military firefighters grapple with unknowns of PFAS exposure
Federal research linking “forever chemicals” to testicular cancer confirms what U.S. military personnel long suspected. But as they seek testing for PFAS exposure, many wonder what to do with the results. There’s no medical treatment yet.
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At least 3 Marines killed, 20 injured after US military helicopter crash in Australia
The U.S. Marine Corps says at least three Marines have died and five have been critically injured when their Osprey aircraft crashed on a north Australian island during a training exercise.
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Female soldiers in Army special operations face rampant sexism and harassment, military report says
A new report says female soldiers face rampant sexism, sexual harassment and other gender-related challenges in male dominated Army special operations units.
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‘Humbled for the opportunity': Country music star Craig Morgan re-enlists in the army
Craig Morgan had decided to step away from the military after more than 17 years of service, including nearly a decade on active duty.
But fans in the historic halls of the Grand Ole Opry on Saturday night were in for an unprecedented surprise -
Biden signs an order designed to strengthen protections for sexual assault victims in the military
President Joe Biden has signed an executive order giving decisions on the prosecution of serious military crimes including sexual assault to independent military attorneys. The order signed Friday takes that power away from victims’ commanders.
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‘They're real': Paranormal expert responds to congressional UFO hearing
After three retired military officials testified to Congress about their experience with UFOs, professional paranormal researcher Derrel Sims explains why we should all take note.
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Tourist describes moment US soldier ran across the North Korean border
A New Zealand tourist remembers the moment an American soldier ran across the heavily-fortified border between South Korea and North Korea.
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Honoring our veterans with American-Made Heroes Foundation
We learn how Evan Williams is honoring those who’ve served through their American-Made Heroes Foundation.
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Republican senator should drop his ‘irresponsible' protest and OK military nominees, Biden says
President Joe Biden says it is “irresponsible” of an Alabama senator to block confirmation of military officers in protest of a Defense Department policy that pays for travel when a service member has to go out of state to get an abortion or reproductive care. More than 260 nominations are stalled by the Republican senator, including Biden’s pick for the...
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Lawmakers seek to loosen rules on marijuana use by military recruits and security personnel
Amendments authored by Reps. Matt Gaetz, R-Fla., and Robert Garcia, D-Calif., would allow past marijuana users to join the military and gain security clearances, respectively.