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DoD Inspector General Launches Probe into Military Screenings for Extremist Behavior

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Army Offers Highest Maximum Enlistment Bonus Yet, $50K for Highly Skilled Recruits

The U.S. Army is offering its highest enlistment bonus yet — a maximum of of $50,000 — to "highly skilled" recruits who join for six years in one of several high-demand career fields.

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Marine Corps Member Fights for Religious Accommodation in Uniform

Despite having a history of serving in the U.S. military since World War I, practicing Sikhs are still fighting for their right to wear articles of faith while in uniform.

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Norwich University to Lead the DoD Cyber Institute With Help of $18.5M Grant From NSA

A two-year, $18.5 million grant from the National Security Agency will help Norwich University lead the Department of Defense Cyber Institute, which trains students in cybersecurity at six different senior military college.

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Bipartisan Bill Hopes To Address Disparate Uniform Costs Military Women Pay Out-of-Pocket

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Facing Shortage of Tech Talent, DoD Looks to Hire Civilians, Offers STEM Scholarships

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Report: Persisting Gender Gaps in U.S. Military Impede Compliance With International, Humanitarian Law

A report from the Georgetown Institute for Women Peace and Security finds that persisting gender gaps in the U.S. military are making it difficult to comply with international conventions.

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Air Force Manpower Nominee Pledges to Address Racial Disparities and Sexual Assault if Appointed

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Air Force Focuses on Pilot Production To Avoid Shortage When Commercial Airlines Rebound After COVID-19

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Military Leaders Celebrate 10 Years Since the Repeal of 'Don't Ask Don't Tell' Policy

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Military, University Leaders Discuss Sexual Assault, Harassment at America’s Academies

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