Land Near Military Bases Off Limits to Foreign Buyers 

New rule on barriers proposed by Treasury Department.  The U.S. Treasury Department has proposed a new rule that would establish barriers for non-Americans seeking to purchase land near…

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Military Maintenance Funds Often Unused

Auditors say dorms and other buildings could be repaired. A Government Accountability Office (GAO) official has reported that the Department of Defense (DOD) could invest its unused funds…

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U.S. Launches Retaliatory Airstrike in Syria 

The action was prompted by an Iranian drone strike that killed one American.  The U.S. military carried out airstrikes in Syria on Thursday after an Iranian drone had…

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Policies for Pregnant Service Members and Families Updated

Defense Department creates flexible days off for reproductive health care appointments. The Department of Defense (DoD) has released three policies specific to the care of pregnant service members…

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Defense Department Launches 2023 5G Challenge

5G development projects will compete for $7 million in cash and prizes. The Department of Defense recently launched its 2023 5G Challenge, opening applications for its 5G development…

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Drones Attack U.S. Base in Syria

Two drones were shot down, but one got through.  U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) announced Friday morning that three suicide drones attacked a U.S. base in Syria.  Military officials…

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AFN Lauches New Streaming Service

Free streaming app marks the 80th anniversary of the network. The American Forces Network (AFN), the television and radio broadcasting service provided to U.S. military stationed overseas, announced…

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DOD Prototyping Fleet-Ready EV Chargers

Defense Innovation Unit installs pilot versions of new technology. The Department of Defense (DOD) interviewed Benjamin Richardson, Director of the Defense Innovation Unit’s Energy Portfolio, last week regarding…

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Military Intercepts Russian Bombers Near Alaska

U.S. Air Force fighters escorted them back toward Russian airspace. The U.S. military spotted two Russian Tu-95 Bear-H bombers near Alaska earlier this week. The North American Aerospace…

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U.S. Military Satellite Communications Transferred to Space Force

It is the first time communication functions have been consolidated under one service. The U.S. Army announced that they will be transferring some of their satellite operations to…

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