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The topics in this category cover areas that are important for your career advancement and career in general. Getting any benefits you deserve and having your pay records in order help reduce any stress you may get correcting your records. You should also be scanning your electronic service records as early as possible in your career.
Correcting records sooner rather than later makes it much easier to advance especially if you are at the current command where the mistake happened. Keeping your uniform in top shape lets everyone know you are a cut above the rest. And keeping in shape should be a constant endeavor for your career and your health. Seeking out the best PCS orders for your career and enjoyment should start early with a contact to your Detailer.
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WASHINGTON—Top Pentagon aides were developing a briefing for Elon Musk last month on more than two dozen highly classified weapons programs for fighting China until the department’s top lawyer intervened, people familiar with the plan said. Acting Pentagon General Counsel Charles Young learned that a memo being drafted to show Musk contained information on 29 China-related “special access programs,” a designation for the military’s most sensitive secrets, the people said. -
Last month, Hegseth was furious about leaks of his having approved a military briefing for Elon Musk on China, according to multiple defense officials. When officials found out The New York Times was preparing to report the meeting, Hegseth screamed at Adm. Chris Grady, the acting chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, saying he would “f---ing polygraph” him to find out if he leaked the information about the meeting, according to three U.S. officials familiar with the meeting. Hegseth staffers also threatened to polygraph Adm. Sam Paparo, the commander of U.S. IndoPacific Command, and Lt. Gen D.A. Sims, the director of the Joint Staff, the officials said, and told the Joint Chiefs who had access to information about the Musk briefing and the agenda that they would be subject to polygraphs, the officials said.
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YOKOHAMA, Japan — A Japanese court on Friday ordered a U.S. sailor to pay approximately $114,000 Read more at: https://www.stripes.com/branches/navy/2025-04-25/zushi-beach-rampage-civil-damages-17575543.html Source - Stars and Stripes
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Kasper was sworn in as Hegseth’s chief of staff in late January. In early April, he touted the deportation of alleged Venezuelan and MS-13 gang members to El Salvador as a “successful counterterrorism mission.” In late March, Kasper was among senior Pentagon officials who vowed to crack down on leaks. He issued a memo warning that those suspected of disclosing sensitive information could be subject to lie detector tests. That announcement followed news that Elon Musk, who leads the administration's effort to cut government spending, was due to receive a briefing at the Pentagon on China.
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