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Freeman, the last surviving member of Easy
Company, the World War II unit made famous by the “Band of Brothers” book
and miniseries, died July 3 at 97.
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Many
military women who told their stories to Stars and Stripes spoke of
having to get their care without military support, even in cases
when intended, longed-for pregnancies went terribly wrong. And they
said that far from feeling cared for, they felt abandoned by the
military at their most vulnerable moments.
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The Army
wants to learn more about the possible camouflage benefits of hemp,
a product derived from cannabis that could help better conceal its
snipers from enemy forces.
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The U.S.
military command in South Korea reported its lowest weekly COVID-19
case numbers of the year recently as the country itself experiences
a coronavirus bump.
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North Korea
may expect swift punishment in the event its communist rulers
compromise the security of their neighbor to the south, the South
Korean president said.
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Japanese
police arrested a Marine early Saturday on suspicion of assault
after he allegedly choked a man outside a bar, a police spokesman
said Wednesday.
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This
edition features stories on the Marines launching a littoral combat
team in Hawaii, a new commander taking charge of airmen in Europe
and Africa and more.
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As a
soldier in World War II, William “Willie” Kellerman was captured
three weeks after he took part in the Utah Beach invasion in
Normandy. He managed to escape his German captors, hid out with
members of the French Resistance and, in a grand stroke of survival,
pulled through after being shot in his hand and leg.
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Two ships
of the Hampton Roads-based USS Kearsarge Amphibious Ready
Group are getting a break in their four-month-old deployment,
with scheduled pit stops in Europe.
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The U.S.
Department of Justice is investigating potential civil rights violations
in Texas' multibillion-dollar border security mission that has
given the National Guard arrest powers and seen state authorities
bus migrants to Washington, D.C.
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The head of
the FBI and the leader of Britain's domestic intelligence agency
raised alarms about the Chinese government, warning business
leaders that Beijing is determined to steal their technology for
competitive gain.
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