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President
Joe Biden and the State Department for weeks have been urging Americans
in Ukraine to leave the country as Russian President Vladimir Putin
stacked more than 150,000 troops along Ukraine’s borders with Belarus and
Russia.
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The Department of Veterans Affairs
unveiled a sign at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery in San
Antonio to acknowledge the 1917 race riots in Houston that led to
courts-martial and death sentences for 19 Black soldiers. The Army
this month announced it would review the trials.
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Dynamic Manta includes Canada, France,
Greece, Italy, Spain, Turkey, the U.K. and the U.S. It is one of
two major anti-submarine warfare exercises led every year by NATO
Maritime Command, an alliance statement said.
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Brig. Gen. Amy Johnston, the Army chief of
public affairs, was issued a general officer’s memorandum of
reprimand following the IG investigation, a typically career-ending
administrative punishment, but she will retire with the benefits of
a one-star general.
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As many as 700 National Guard troops have
been activated to assist Washington law enforcement with traffic
control through March 7 as several planned trucker protests make
their way to the U.S. capital in the coming weeks, according to the
Pentagon.
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Newly established temporary camps in
southeastern Poland will enable U.S. soldiers to move quickly if
called to support joint missions with the Poles or help Americans
crossing the border from neighboring Ukraine, Army officials said.
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Stories in this edition include changes to
Navy parental leave, a new Army unit in Europe and more.
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More than a dozen people claiming they
were injured by petroleum contamination in the Navy’s water system
in Hawaii filed claims with the service Tuesday seeking
compensation, their attorneys said a news release that day.
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Four civilians were killed Tuesday when a
military-contracted helicopter crashed at the Pacific Missile Range
Facility on Kauai Island, Hawaii, the Navy said in a news release.
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Forbidden photographs of three generations
of North Korean leaders that were discarded at an outdoor market in
South Korea were traced to two perpetrators, according to police.
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Two people affiliated with the U.S.
military escaped unharmed when a two-ton commercial vehicle
rear-ended their vehicle in Okinawa city, injuring others, the
Okinawa Times reported Tuesday.
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