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It's Official: Former Senator, WWII Vet Bob Dole Is Now An Army Colonel
The Army has officially made 95-year-old former Sen. Bob Dole a colonel.
House Approves $185 Million for Camp Pendleton Construction Projects
Neither of the projects were cited as being potentially on the chopping block to fund President Trump's border wall.
Defense Spending Bill Includes 3.1% Military Pay Raise, Child Care Facilities Funding
A $690.2 billion fiscal 2020 defense funding bill also contains money for new aircraft and ships.
3 Members of the Military Reflect on Whether They Want to Run for Office
A New Politics program seeks to encourage veterans to run for office.
House Unanimously Passes Blue Water Navy Bill, But Not Everyone Is Happy
Some veterans organizations take issue with the scope of the legislation.
New Congressional Caucus to Address Needs of Female Veterans
In the next 25 years, female former service members are expected to nearly double their population.
Momentum Grows in Congress to Overturn Controversial Military 'Widow's Tax'
The bills have overwhelming support, but cost is still a sticking point.
Proposed Legislation Would Ease Professional Licensing Process for Military Spouses
The bill also would allow spouses to declare residency in one state.
Congressman Vows to Seek Trump Pardon for Accused Navy SEAL
Rep. Duncan Hunter says he will ask President Trump to pardon a Navy SEAL if he is found guilty of murder.
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Sailors Created 'Rape List' Aboard Navy's 2nd Sub to Integrate Women
The Florida, homeported in Kings Bay, Georgia, was the second submarine to integrate enlisted women.
Police Officer Killed in Line of Duty Was Father of 4 and Army Veteran
Kelvin Ansari left behind a wife and four children ranging in ages from 5 to 25. He had served 21 years in the Army.
Special Operations Pilot Faces Charges of Raping a Child Under 12 Years Old
The alleged crimes happened in 2017 and 2018 in Colorado Springs.
Boot Camp Revives the Lost Art of Letter Writing
During a three-month blackout, recruits are prohibited from contact with the outside world via phone or email.
National Guard NCO Banned From National Archives Over Taking of WWII Dog Tags
The accused National Guard sergeant says he believes it is a family's right to take ownership of a service member's dog tags.