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U.S. special operators are continuing with a
mission to build up an elite fighting force in Ukraine, military
officials said, even as Russia threatens invasion.
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Fort Bragg’s Longstreet Road, which runs
through the center of the North Carolina Army post, has been
renamed as part of an effort to rid the military of names
associated with the Confederacy, post officials announced this
week.
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The Pentagon took in fewer recruits in
2020 than in prior years as the coronavirus pandemic swept across
the globe, but those accepted into the military were generally of
higher quality than in recent years, a new think tank report found.
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At issue is a DOD policy barring Stars and
Stripes and its reporters from requesting public records through
FOIA because the newspaper is administered under the department’s
Defense Media Activity.
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This installment includes the U.S.
military tracking a Russian spy vessel near Hawaii, a former Navy
destroyer becoming a museum and more.
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In the Kaiserslautern area, 68 new
infections among U.S. forces were confirmed last week, which is
believed to be the highest on record, according to a report.
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The Department of Veterans Affairs
initiated a pilot project in December to automate part of the
process for reviewing benefits claims – a change that the agency
says has the potential to shorten the time that veterans wait for
decisions from 100 days to one or two days.
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Pyeongtaek, where Camp Humphreys is
located, reported that roughly 42% of the city’s COVID-19 cases
between Jan. 3 and 16 stemmed from people affiliated with the U.S.
military, a public health official said.
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The Japanese government was poised
Wednesday to impose another round of pandemic restrictions aimed at
curbing the spread of COVID-19 in 13 prefectures, including Tokyo
and its neighbors.
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Sailors eligible to exit active duty by
June 1 and who refuse the vaccine will be discharged honorably
under an expedited process, barring special circumstances.
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The Sapporo Snow Festival has been
canceled for the second year running due to rising numbers of
coronavirus cases across Japan, organizers announced Wednesday.
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