Pentagon & Policy

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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.

The 10th Mountain Division officially reinstates its WWII-era crossed ski insignia after 80 years.

The Army has met its 2026 recruiting goal early, with 61,500 new recruits signed.

The USS Nimitz carrier group has arrived in the Caribbean as tensions rise in Cuba, impacting military operations in the region.

The Mexican Border Defense Medal is now available for eligible Marines supporting CBP operations.

The Marine Corps will conduct the final flight of the AV-8B Harrier II on June 3, 2026, marking a significant transition in military aviation.

This Memorial Day, we reflect on the wars that many have forgotten and their impact on service members and veterans.

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