7,500 Pounds of Cocaine and Marijuana Seized in Pacific

Drugs intercepted by Coast Guard during the first two months of 2021. Roughly 7,500 pounds of cocaine and marijuana was offloaded this week from the U.S. Coast Guard…

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U.S. Sending $125 Million in Aid to Ukraine

Pentagon sending armed naval vessels and counterartillery. The Pentagon announced this week that $125 million in military aid will be delivered to Ukraine. Provided under the Ukraine Security…

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Senate Committee Discusses Defense Cuts

New chairman says reductions “would not be the right way to go.” The new chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, Senator Jack Reed of Rhode Island, has…

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One-Third of Service Members Unwilling to Receive Vaccine

Defense Department will still allow unvaccinated soldiers to be deployed. On Wednesday, during a House of Representatives hearing on how the military has responded to the COVID-19 pandemic,…

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Army Working with Industry Partners on Modernization

The U.S. military crafting plans to keep pace with advancements by adversaries. The U.S. Army reported the modernization strategy this week that partners with industry, science and technology.…

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Defense Department Sends Naval Force to South China Sea

Carrier groups conduct joint exercise. The Defense Department released the news on Tuesday that two aircraft carrier groups conducted a joint exercise in the South China Sea recently.…

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Defense Department Pledges to Protect Service Members

Pentagon reverses course on vaccinating Guantanamo Bay prisoners. Over the weekend the Pentagon announced that it would roll back its plan to begin vaccinating prisoners at Guantanamo Bay.…

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Defense Secretary Visits Guard Troops at Capitol

Calls increase for them to go home. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin visited troops from the National Guard who are protecting the Capitol. He spoke to them from the building’s…

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FEMA Requests DOD Aid in Vaccine Distribution

President aims to vaccinate 1.5 million people per day.  The Defense Department announced on Friday that it had recently received a request from the Federal Emergency Management Agency…

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Border Wall Construction Stopped

All work ceased earlier this week. Construction workers on the wall at the U.S.-Mexico border were notified to stop all projects this past Tuesday by the end of…

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