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.
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US Navy warns mariners to avoid Strait of Hormuz due to mine threat -
NEW ORLEANS — A United States Navy sailor has been arrested and accused of battery against a National Guardsman.
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Other than the height requirement, can I assume that the trump administration would also prefer Christian while nationalist? 👀 The Pentagon is moving to “recruit hundreds of troops” to attend the June 14 cage-fighting event, with soldiers required to pay their own way, wear a uniform, and meet certain height and weight requirements, sources tell The Washington Post. Why can't they just say (the Department of WAAH <D'OH!>) "must have past the last PRT?!"...
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GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — A former Navy and Marine Corps Reserve Center in Grand Rapids is up for sale, the U.S. General Services Administration announced Wednesday. The bidding for the $1.5-million property has already begun and ends in 55 days, on July 15, according to a countdown on the federal government’s real estate website. The sale is in an effort to “consolidate the federal real estate portfolio,” the GSA wrote in a release.
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