Pentagon & Policy

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The Pentagon is taking steps to improve medical care for military dogs, including better assessment of traumatic injuries.

The Pentagon is taking steps to improve medical care for military dogs, focusing on canine traumatic brain injury and treatment options.

A former Army combat engineer faces charges linked to bomb-making tutorials and a recent terror attack.

The U.S. plans to reduce the number of strategic bombers and warships available to NATO, impacting military readiness.

The Wings of Liberty Museum at Fort Campbell showcases the 101st Airborne's role in D-Day through vertical envelopment.

Recent incidents of burnt envelopes sent via USPS have sparked concerns about targeted attacks on military personnel.

A Navy Captain highlights the parallels between Girl Scouts and military values, aiming to nurture future leaders.

Indiana National Guard pilots execute a synchronized flyover to open the Indianapolis 500, marking a significant military presence at the event.

A shooting involving military police at Fort Hood has left one dead and triggered an Army investigation. Details on implications for service members.

The remains of Revolutionary War soldiers were buried with honors after 250 years, marking a significant moment in military history.

Recent SIPRI report reveals a significant drop in peacekeeping troop numbers, affecting military policy and operations.

Britain's RFA Lyme Bay is set to clear mines in the Strait of Hormuz amidst ongoing peace negotiations.