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Guard Team Wins Cyber Competition for 3rd Consecutive Year
Guard Team Wins Cyber Competition for 3rd Consecutive Year A National Guard team has received the 2022 SANS NetWars Department of Defense Services Cup from Army Gen. Daniel Hokanson, the chief of the National Guard Bureau, marking the third consecutive year the Guard...
If the Government Shuts Down, Here’s What Troops Can Expect
If the Government Shuts Down, Here’s What Troops Can Expect Task & Purpose If a government shutdown hits Oct. 1, one thing is clear: Active-Duty troops, whether deployed or at home, should expect to keep going to work every day while missing paychecks after...
VA BURIAL BENEFITS
VA BURIAL BENEFITS The Department of Veterans Affairs is expanding benefits tohelp pay for veterans' end-of-life expenses, the VA announced Friday. The expandedbenefits include reimbursements for transporting remains to state and tribal veteranscemeteries, which is in...
Air Guard Partners With NFL Team on Recruiting, Retention
Air Guard Partners With NFL Team on Recruiting, Retention For the first time in Air National Guard history, the service has partnered with a National Football League team to bolster the Air Force Recruiting Service's Total Force recruiting efforts.
Military Suicides Rose in First Quarter of 2023 Compared to Same Time Last Year, Pentagon Report Says
Stars and Stripes Suicides in the Active-duty military increased in the first three months of 2023 compared to the same time last year, according to a newly released Pentagon report. The Defense Suicide Prevention Office revealed in its quarterly report that the...
Senate Panel Says It Will Allow A-10 Retirements, But F-22s Appear Safe
By John A. Tirpak Time appears to be running out for the A-10—the Senate Armed Services Committee (SASC) announced June 23 that it will allow the Air Force to retire 42 A-10s as part of its 2024 National Defense Authorization Act, approved this week. The Senate...
National Guard Struggles to Attract Recruits as Private Sector Offers Tough
Leaders for the Army and Air National Guard said June 21 that they hope to get closer to theirrecruiting goals in 2023 than they did last year, but they are battling tough competition fromprivate companies such as FedEx, Microsoft and Wendy’s in attracting recruits to...
Kendall: Air Force Recruiting Shortfall Not a ‘Crisis’
Kendall: Air Force Recruiting Shortfall Not a ‘Crisis’ By Chris Gordon The Air Force does not have serious long-term concerns about recruiting, Secretary of the AirForce Frank Kendall said on June 22. "We have things that we can do to manage our waythrough this, so we...
We’re at the End of Our Rope’: Will Space Command Move to Alabama?
We’re at the End of Our Rope’: Will Space Command Move to Alabama?Senator Wants Answers.AL.comAs the indecision on a permanent home for U.S. Space Command lingers, Alabama Sen. TommyTuberville acknowledged May 3 that there is not much else the state’s congressional...
With F-16s Gone and New F-35s on Their Way, Alabama Guard Wing Starts
With F-16s Gone and New F-35s on Their Way, Alabama Guard Wing Starts ConversionBy Greg Hadley The F-16s at Dannelly Field, Ala., are gone, save for a few receiving some final maintenance. TheF-35s that will eventually fill out the 187th Fighter Wing won’t start...