Military Veteran & Retirees Discussion Forum
Discussion forum for Navy veterans and retirees. This area can include veterans home loans, medical benefits, Montgomery G.I. Bill, and state and Government VA benefits.
For additional information, enlisted Sailors can also go to the following NavyAdvancement.com web pages: Navy Enlisted Veterans & Retirees
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Family of U.S. Veteran Says His Body Was Cut Up and Sold for Medical Research —Without Their Consent
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Three US Troops Evaluated for Brain Injuries After Syria Rocket Attack
Three U.S. troops are currently being evaluated for brain injuries following a rocket attack in Syria, the Pentagon has said. Pentagon press secretary Maj. Gen. Pat Ryder stated that U.S. Central Command is continuing to assess responsibility for the attack near Mission Support Site Euphrates, which led to American counterstrikes on Tuesday. The Pentagon reported that rockets and mortars struck near the base during the incident. -
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Navy Needs to Complete Key Efforts to Better Ensure Ships Are Available for Marines
The Navy's amphibious fleet transports Marines and their equipment, including vehicles and aircraft, for critical missions. The Navy must maintain a fleet of 31 operational ships to meet these needs. But half of the fleet is in poor condition and some ships have been unavailable for years at a time. -
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Opinion - After decades of denial, the Pentagon finally admits it’s baffled by UFOs
After nearly eight decades of official denial and obfuscation of the UFO phenomenon, the new head of the Pentagon’s UFO analysis office made a remarkable admission last month. During a briefing with reporters, Jon Kosloski, director of the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office, admitted that the U.S. government is stumped by several “true anomalies.” According to Kosloski, “There are interesting [UFO] cases that I, with my physics and engineering background and time in the [intelligence community], I do not understand. And I don’t know anybody else who understands them either.”
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