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Navy Commanders Address 2 Racist Incidents on San Diego-Based Ships
Senior U.S. Navy commanders have met with sailors on ships on the West Coast after two recent racist incidents triggered one of the first military stand-downs to address extremism in the ranks
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Military to Join Fight Against COVID-19
More than 1,000 troops will be deployed to mass vaccination sites to help deliver life-saving shots.
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Jill Biden Promotes 2 Passions: Military and Cancer Research
Jill Biden is promoting two of her passions: military families and cancer research.
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US Says Myanmar Takeover Was Coup, Promises Sanction Review
The United States says last weekend’s military roundup of civilian leaders in Myanmar was a coup.
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How Lifting Trump's Ban on Transgender Military Members Paves the Way for Broader Equality
President Biden directed the Pentagon last week to lift former President Trump’s ban on transgender military service members. Zeke Stokes, a producer of the documentary TransMilitary, joined LX News to discuss why this move is important for all trans Americans.
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Capitol Rioters Included Highly Trained Ex-Military and Cops
At least 22 current or former members of the U.S. military or law enforcement have been identified as being at or near last week’s Capitol riot, with more than a dozen others under investigation
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Jill Biden Names Director for Military Families Program
Jill Biden has taken a step toward fulfilling a promise to revive a support program for military families that she and former first lady Michelle Obama once led
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House Votes to Override Trump's Veto of Defense Bill
The Democratic-controlled House voted overwhelmingly Monday to override President Donald Trump’s veto of a defense policy bill, setting the stage for what would be the first veto override of his presidency.
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Trump Vetoes Defense Bill, Setting Up Possible Override Vote
President Donald Trump on Wednesday vetoed the annual defense policy bill, following through on threats to veto a measure that has broad bipartisan support in Congress and potentially setting up the first override vote of his presidency.
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Air Force Finds Black Service Members Are More Likely Investigated, Disciplined
A new report on racial disparities in the Air Force concludes that Black service members in the service are far more likely to be investigated, arrested, face disciplinary actions, and be discharged for misconduct.
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Senate Sends Trump Defense Bill He Has Vowed to Veto
The Senate has approved a wide-ranging defense policy bill, sending it to President Donald Trump, despite his threat to veto it because the bill does not clamp down on big tech companies he claims were biased during the election
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Pearl Harbor Ceremony Goes Digital During Pandemic
The observance ceremony in honor of the 79th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor was moved online this year over coronavirus concerns.
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AP FACT CHECK: Trump Distorts Military Role in Vaccines
From the get-go, President Donald Trump has suggested that the military would be central in developing, producing and distributing vaccines for the pandemic
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Commander Seeks to Get Embattled Fort Hood ‘Back on Track'
As Fort Hood’s commander, Lt. Gen. Pat White faces the immense task of rebuilding trust and turning around an installation with one of the highest rates of murder, sexual assault and harassment in the Army.
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Military Voters Fear They're Part of Unsupported Fraud Claim
One of the voting allegations the Justice Department is looking at is a claim from the Trump campaign that several thousand people may have improperly voted in Nevada.
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Military Wary That Shakeup Could Upend Its Apolitical Nature
Abrupt changes in the Pentagon’s top leadership have raised fears about what President Donald Trump may try to do in his final two months of office
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National Museum of the US Army Opens on Veterans Day
The National Museum of the United States Army in Fort Belvoir, Virginia, is opening its doors on Veterans Day.
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Servicewomen Killed in Alabama Plane Crash Identified
Authorities have identified the two service members who were killed when their plane crashed in a residential Alabama neighborhood.
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Specter of Election Chaos Raises Questions on Military Role
The specter of election chaos in the United States is raising questions about whether voting, vote-counting or the post-vote reaction could become so chaotic that the military would intervene
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The Military's #MeToo Moment: Fort Hood Victims Speak Out
Current and former soldiers at Fort Hood, a U.S. Army base in Texas, have taken to social media to report accounts of sexual assault and harassment following the disappearance and slaying this year of Spc. Vanessa Guillen. Five women spoke with The Associated Press.