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Pentagon reportedly upset over Netflix’s nuclear war movie ‘A House of Dynamite’

The Pentagon wants service members to remember that a new Netflix movie, “A House of Dynamite” is a work of…

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Air Force

Some troops report mid-month pay issues after Pentagon shifts billions amid shutdown

As the government shutdown nears its 23rd day, some troops did not receive their correct paycheck — or got paid…

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Senate fails to pass bill that would have paid troops during shutdown

The Senate failed to pass a stand-alone bill on Thursday that would pay troops, leaving service members once again with…

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Military Culture

Netflix releases trailer for Marine Corps documentary ‘Marines’

Netflix released its first look at a new documentary about the Marine Corps this past week, dropping the trailer for…

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Military Life

Dominance Through Disruption: The Evolving Military Advantage

The U.S. Naval Institute, with support from the U.S. Naval Academy, gathered government officials, military personnel, and academic scholars to…

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Military Life

Pentagon moves $8 billion from research to pay troops

The Department of Defense is shifting $8 billion in previously allocated money to pay troops for the middle of the month as…

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Military Life

For barracks overhaul, Hegseth steers towards private contractors

The Pentagon’s new Barracks Task Force will steer toward private sector “investment opportunities” and contracting to overhaul the military’s junior…

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Military Life

Long-dismissed ‘Gulf War Illness’ finally recognized with international medical code

Veterans who have long sought recognition for a medical condition linked to their service in the Gulf War earned a…

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Military Life

Hegseth directs new task force to come up with ‘barracks investment plan’

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced the establishment of a Pentagon-run barracks initiative on Tuesday, giving a new Barracks Task Force…

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Military Life

One VA staffer rubber-stamped benefits at 20 times the normal rate. That could be bad news for vets.

The Department of Veterans Affairs now has an enormous amount of paperwork to correct after a staffer “blindly” approved thousands…

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