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More than two dozen Democratic members of Congress are requesting an internal investigation at the Department of Defense regarding claims from uniformed officers that commanders have painted the current war in Iran as one rooted in Christian biblical prophecy. Military Religious Freedom Foundation

As our democracy continues to erode... Mikey Weinstein, founder and president of the Military Religious Freedom Foundation, told USA TODAY on March 4 the organization had received "far greater than” 200 complaints related to religious freedom from service members across more than 50 military installations since the war broke out. Military Religious Freedom Foundation

Radar bases housing key US missile interceptor hit in Jordan, Saudi Arabia, and UAE, satellite images show

US believes Russia is providing Iran with locations of American troops, sources say

Trump has privately shown serious interest in U.S. ground troops in Iran

The Justice Department indicated that the documents were not previously released because they had been "incorrectly coded as duplicative."

I'd like to point out that the 33 new clinics that were opened in early 2025 were planned before trump was elected. The current VA spokesman, on VA secretary's Collin's behalf, said this because unfortunately they are turning all of this into a political show and tell. Basically the VA sec. is kissing trumps butt. The priority should be serving the veterans - especially those with medical needs... The Department of Veterans Affairs, which provides medical care for roughly 9 million former members of the U.S. military, has eliminated thousands of medical positions left vacant after retirements and resignations last year, according to a report.

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — A Norfolk-based U.S. Navy sailor is facing multiple felony charges after investigators said he attempted to meet a 13-year-old boy for sex in Virginia Beach. According to court documents, the alleged meeting was supposed to take place earlier this week at a grocery store along Holland Road.

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“That extension will ultimately be about an 11-month deployment, so there will be an impact on her return and the schedule for her maintenance availability so she’s ready to go again,” Kilby told lawmakers on the Senate Armed Services Committee on Wednesday. “The good part about our public shipyards is they’re adjusting that schedule, they’re ready to bring back our carrier and maintain her.”

Texas couple stuck in Dubai after cruise was canceled says they can't get help from US: 'I want to know an exit plan'

US working to charter flights for Americans trying to leave Middle East Assistance Request - MyTravelGov

No warning, no siren: Six US service members killed in Iranian strike that hit makeshift operations center in Kuwait

Critical Security & Cyber Alerts Location Services Warning: The Department of Defense (DoD) has advised all U.S. service members to turn off location services on all electronic devices due to active, credible threats within the continental United States (CONUS). Compromised Applications: Specific apps, including Uber, Talabat, and Snapchat, have been flagged as compromised, with warnings that they could be used to track and target military personnel. Base Security: All U.S. military installations have implemented 100% hands-on ID card checks, random vehicle inspections, and suspended the "Trusted Traveler" program. Physical Security: Personnel are advised to exercise increased caution, particularly in areas frequented by defense personnel, and to report any suspicious activities.

Iraq plunged into nationwide blackout as US tells citizens to leave immediately

Video - U.S. Sub Sinks Iranian Frigate off Sri Lanka

Americans trying to evacuate Middle East frustrated with government response

US troops who died in Iran war remembered as devoted parents and soldiers

NATO Air Defenses Shoot Down Iranian Missile Headed Toward Turkey

U.S. Sinks Iranian Warship With Torpedo

Trump Says U.S. Navy Might Escort Tankers in Persian Gulf

WASHINGTON -- The United States and Ecuador conducted joint military operations against "designated terrorist organizations in Ecuador," U.S. Southern Command announced on Tuesday. This marks the first time that the U.S. military has engaged in a land operation against South American drug cartels.

Military Leaders Say Iran War Is So Trump Can Bring About “Armageddon”

Pentagon releases names of first U.S. service members killed in Iran war