Pentagon OKs National Guard Troops for Pro-Trump Rally October 7, 2021 landred The soldiers will form a physical security task force and be stationed at the D.C. Armory, less than two miles east of the rally site.
Army Begins Civilian Overhaul of Investigative Division After Fort Hood October 7, 2021 landred A review of Guillén’s murder and the subsequent investigation released in December found deep systemic problems with Fort Hood’s CID.
Soldiers Have 3 Months to Get COVID Vaccine or Face Discharge, with Few Waiver Options October 7, 2021 landred The military’s largest branch issued its mandate after the other services announced similar timelines.
What Happens to Soldiers Who Refuse the COVID Vaccine? October 7, 2021 landred Soldiers have limited options to refuse the COVID-19 vaccine, and may have a hard time claiming an exemption.
Army Planned to Delay Moves for Thousands of Soldiers, Families During Holidays, But Changes Order October 7, 2021 landred There have been rumors of the freeze on social media for months, but officials have largely been silent.
After 71 Years, Korean War Vet Will Finally Be Laid to Rest October 7, 2021 landred Army Corporal Walter A. Smead’s remains were among many that were turned over by the North Korean government in 2018.
‘I Had to Get Rid of Her’: Hawaii-Based Soldier Admits Beating Wife to Death with Baseball Bat October 7, 2021 landred The plea agreement reached between the soldier and the prosecution calls for a prison term of 50 to 65 years.
National Guard Stepping Up to Fill School Bus Shortage October 7, 2021 landred Republican Gov. Charlie Baker said 250 guard personnel will be available to serve as drivers of school transport vans in Massachusetts.
Oldest US Veteran of WWII Celebrates His 112th Birthday October 7, 2021 landred Lawrence Brooks celebrated with a drive-by party at his New Orleans home hosted by the National World War II Museum.
Report Slams Police for Not Finding Dead Vet on VA Campus October 7, 2021 landred Investigators say confusion over proper procedures at a Massachusetts Veterans Affairs hospital allowed a dead veteran to go unnoticed in a stairwell.