Pentagon & Policy

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The Pentagon lacks a comprehensive tracking system for suicide prevention training, raising concerns about its effectiveness.

The Air Force has confirmed the identities of eight individuals killed in a recent B-52 crash, including service members and civilians.

Three Marine Raiders are using their combat experiences to create a healing mission for veterans.

Three Marine Raiders leverage their combat experiences to create a healing mission for veterans.

Senior U.S. officials outline a new agreement on Iran's uranium enrichment standards, impacting military and defense policies.

New defense bills propose that the Navy Secretary can only rename ships with Senate approval.

New defense bills propose to restrict renaming of US Navy vessels, requiring Senate consent for name changes.

Doorstep grocery delivery will soon be available at all U.S. commissaries, enhancing convenience for military families.

Doorstep grocery delivery will soon be available at all U.S. commissaries, enhancing convenience for military families.

Congress aims to restrict US Navy vessels built in foreign shipyards, impacting military readiness and domestic shipbuilding.

The Senate Armed Services Committee seeks to limit US Navy vessels built in foreign shipyards, impacting military readiness.

NATO's top commander is preparing backup plans amid U.S. military cutbacks, impacting defense strategies in Europe.