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By David Roza Nov 25, 2019

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801,000 dead, $6.4 trillion spent, and no end in sight: the true costs of the Global War on Terror

“The numbers continue to accelerate, not only because many wars continue to be waged, but also because wars don’t end...

By James Clark Nov 21, 2019

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A Corpsman went to a military hospital for a routine shoulder surgery. 4 days later he was dead, and his parents say the Navy is to blame

Four days after undergoing a routine shoulder surgery, Hospitalman 3rd Class Jordan Way was dead. His family wants to know...

By David Roza Nov 20, 2019

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2 years after the Fitzgerald and McCain collisions, the Navy has no idea if its new ship-driving training is working

According to senior Navy officials, it could take nearly 16 years or more to know if the planned changes will...

By Kayla Williams Nov 20, 2019

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Mental health care isn’t one-and-done — like any journey, you have to commit

While more veterans are seeking mental health care, they aren't getting the long-term treatment they need

By Haley Britzky Nov 19, 2019

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‘What happens after that is out of their control’ — Former military leaders and lawyers react to Trump’s war crimes pardons

"The President hasn't made it clear why he acted as he did. It can't be that combat is simply too...

By Jeff Schogol Nov 17, 2019

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A literal run-down of everything you missed amid Washington’s impeachment frenzy

Tired of the non-stop coverage of the Trump impeachment inquiry? Take a mental health day and read this story.

By Rosie Perper, Business Insider Nov 15, 2019

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Turkey has started deporting foreign ISIS prisoners in Syria back to their home countries — and that’s a big problem

The SDF has said it is holding more than 12,000 men suspected of being ISIS fighters across seven prisons it...

By Chris Capelluto Nov 13, 2019

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Video: the M1 Abrams’ new upgrades will blow you away

A system that intercepts enemy rockets and a brand-new munition? Tank you very much

By Paul Szoldra Nov 10, 2019

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It’s the birthday of the Marine Corps — and its first Post-9/11 Medal of Honor recipient

On April 14, 2004, Marine Cpl. Jason Dunham saved the lives of his fellow Marines when he jumped on top...

By Jeff Schogol Nov 10, 2019

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Here are some outstanding veterans you should know about this Veterans Day

In the spirit of Veterans Day, I am focusing on some exceptional people who have worn the uniform.

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801,000 dead, $6.4 trillion spent, and no end in sight: the true costs of the Global War on Terror

A Corpsman went to a military hospital for a routine shoulder surgery. 4 days later he was dead, and his parents say the Navy is to blame

2 years after the Fitzgerald and McCain collisions, the Navy has no idea if its new ship-driving training is working

Mental health care isn’t one-and-done — like any journey, you have to commit

‘What happens after that is out of their control’ — Former military leaders and lawyers react to Trump’s war crimes pardons

A literal run-down of everything you missed amid Washington’s impeachment frenzy

Turkey has started deporting foreign ISIS prisoners in Syria back to their home countries — and that’s a big problem

Video: the M1 Abrams’ new upgrades will blow you away

It’s the birthday of the Marine Corps — and its first Post-9/11 Medal of Honor recipient

Here are some outstanding veterans you should know about this Veterans Day