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The Army had a Grinch in its ranks this year, a
platoon leader who recalled a whole unit for a morning formation
Christmas Eve after one soldier got busted on a DUI charge, officials
said.
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The $768 billion defense policy bill
includes a pay raise for troops, reforms of the military justice
system and billions to spend on research and development deemed
critical for the U.S. military to remain competitive with Russia
and China.
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Richard Marcinko, who founded the Navy’s
SEAL Team 6 after earning accolades as a SEAL leader during two
tours in Vietnam, died Christmas Day at age 81, the National Navy
SEAL Museum has announced.
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Last week, governor asked III Marine
Expeditionary Force commander Lt. Gen. James Bierman Jr. to stop
flying in new personnel. He also requested that all Camp Hansen
workers be tested for the virus, and that U.S. personnel be barred
from leaving the base.
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About 40 possible temporary base locations
for the Marines have been identified in the Nansei island chain,
which consists of about 200 inhabited and uninhabited islands.
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US Navy commanders whose ship is hobbled
by a coronavirus outbreak are consulting with military medical
personnel about providing vaccine boosters to the crew, an official
said Sunday, as senior Defense Department leaders assess how the
USS Milwaukee can resume its deployment.
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As with many sailors, life in the Navy is
a family affair for the new commodore of Destroyer Squadron
22, Capt. Milciades “Tony” Then — but in his case, it started when
he was a new-minted U.S. citizen and an empathetic
recruiter helped his mom come to terms with her worries about his
enlisting in a time of war.
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An initial deployment of up to 300 Guard
members are scheduled to help some of the state's largest and most
acclaimed medical facilities.
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From Uganda to Mexico, Afghans who escaped
the Taliban are spread across more than three dozen countries,
searching for stability and a new place to call home.
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The proposal would give the U.S. Coast
Guard the ability to take away a mariner's license if they were
found to have committed sexual harassment or assault.
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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
officials said the guidance is in keeping with growing evidence
that people with the coronavirus are most infectious in the two
days before and three days after symptoms develop.
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