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Family of U.S. Veteran Says His Body Was Cut Up and Sold for Medical Research —Without Their Consent
he family of a U.S. veteran says that after his death, his body was cut up and sold to various medical programs — without their consent. Army vet Victor Carl Honey struggled with paranoid schizophrenia and was homeless when he died in Dallas in September 2022, according to an NBC News investigation. -
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OMB Approves Up to 8,000 New Privatized Beds for Hampton Roads
The Office of Management and Budget has approved funding between 6,000-8,000 new privatized beds for the Hampton Roads, Va., area, a senior defense official told reporters Thursday. The announcement of the approved funding came during a Thursday roundtable to discuss a new memo by Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin that lists contiuining efforts to improve the lives of service members and their families. -
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U.S. to Assist in Building New Naval Pier at Subic Bay
The U.S. will support Manila’s plan to build a new naval pier at a Philippine naval base in Subic Bay. A 15-meter by 155-meter finger pier is set to be constructed at Naval Operating Base Subic, homeport of the Philippine Navy’s patrol vessels and frigates. According to the contract, the planning for the pier is under foreign military financing for the Armed Forces of the Philippines and will be in support of Naval Sea Systems Command’s International Fleet Support Program Office, known as PMS 326. Construction of the pier itself will be conducted by the Subic Drydock Corporation, a Philippine company.
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