VA Seeks to Protect Veterans From Benefit Fraud

Online resource and outreach efforts are being made to protect veterans from scammers and promote benefit security. The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has initiated a campaign to…

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Pentagon Says Closing Red Hill Fuel Facility Will Not Impact Readiness

The naval fuel storage facility has a history of leaks. Pentagon Press Secretary Brigadier General Pat Ryder recently stated that the Pentagon has concluded that the closure of…

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General Brown Warns of Chinese Solicitation of Insider Info

Requests made through job listing sites target “hundreds” of service members. Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Charles “C.Q.” Brown published a warning to current and former service…

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Marine Commandant Orders Safety Review After Osprey Crash

A tiltrotor aircraft crashed Sunday, killing three Marines and injuring 20. Acting Marine Corps Commandant General Eric Smith ordered a safety review for all MV-22B Osprey tiltrotor aircraft…

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North Korea Conducts More Missile Tests

Increase in missile testing follows U.S.-South Korea military drills. The South Korean military reported that North Korea recently conducted a series of cruise missile launches into the sea.…

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USAF Conducts Test of Hypersonic ARRW Prototype

Tracking of hypersonic weapons is the focus of the testing. The U.S. Air Force recently conducted another all-up round of a prototype hypersonic AGM-183A Air-launched Rapid Response Weapon…

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DOD Plans for Cyber Workforce Strategy Implementation

Department establishes directives for 225,000 skilled cyber defense workers. The Department of Defense recently released its Cyber Workforce Strategy Implementation Plan, which outlines how the department intends to…

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Nine Ships Enroll in DOT Tanker Security Program

Privately owned fuel tankers have been added to “military useful” fleet. The Department of Transportation has accepted the first nine ships into its Tanker Security Program, allowing them…

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VA Considers Addition of 3 Cancers to Toxic Exposure List

The department is reviewing the conditions for possible coverage under the PACT Act. The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is reviewing whether three additional types of cancer should…

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New Commissary Chief Focused on Savings and Convenience

Defense Commissary Agency trying to keep shopping affordable for military families. The new director and CEO of the Defense Commissary Agency, John Hall, is making consumer savings a…

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