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For the first time, the
Army is telling Pvt. Felix Hall’s story by erecting a historical marker
Tuesday at the location where on Feb. 12, 1941, he was last seen alive. The
19-year-old had been the victim of a lynching — the only one known to
have ever occurred on U.S. military grounds, and likely at the hands of
his fellow soldiers.
A
Pentagon police officer died after being stabbed Tuesday during a
burst of violence at a transit center outside the building, and a
suspect was shot by law enforcement and died at the scene,
officials said.
Diversity
among leadership dropped after photos were removed last year from
Navy promotion packages, Vice Adm. John Nowell said during a panel
discussion on diversity and inclusion at the Navy League’s
Sea-Air-Space conference.
A
year before Tanner Johnson was due to graduate from the U.S. Air
Force Academy in Colorado, he was lying in a hospital bed and
doctors were telling his family he had two hours to live.
Okinawa
prefecture pulled a permit to relocate 40,000 colonies of
endangered coral just two days after it was issued, halting work at
the contentious site of a new Marine Corps airfield.
The
British military's United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations
initially warned ships Tuesday that "an incident is currently
underway" off the coast of Fujairah. Hours later, they said
the incident was a "potential hijack." They did not
elaborate.
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