Navy Moves to Increase Active-Duty Retention

Suspends “up or out” policy for two years. The U.S. Navy recently announced that the branch will be suspending the enlisted high-year tenure policy for the next two…

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Pentagon Rescinds Military COVID Vaccine Mandate

Defense Department implements Congressional rule in NDAA. The U.S. Department of Defense formally rescinded its COVID-19 vaccine mandate for the military, in compliance with the National Defense Authorization…

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Pentagon Announces $1.85 Billion Additional Aid to Ukraine

Patriot air defense systems will be included in assistance. The Department of Defense has authorized the 28th presidential drawdown of security assistance for Ukraine. This new round of…

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Army Launches New Human Resources Platform

The system is being implemented after a year of delays. The U.S. Army launched the Integrated Personnel and Pay System-Army this week. The platform went through multiple delays,…

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President Authorizes Additional Aid to Ukraine

More military assistance being drawn from Defense Department. This week, President Joe Biden issued another authorization under the Foreign Assistance Act of 1961 for aid to Ukraine. He…

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VA’s Operation Resiliency Addressing Veteran Suicide

The group intends to host six retreats in 2023. The Department of Defense recently highlighted the work of Operation Resiliency, sharing their work to address the high rate…

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Senate Votes for Government Ban of TikTok

The legislation now goes to the House of Representatives. The U.S. Senate has unanimously passed the “No TikTok on Government Devices Act.” Senator Josh Hawley of Missouri introduced…

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DoD Announces 2022 Defense Acquisition Workforce Awards

Five annual awards to be presented in a virtual ceremony. Undersecretary of Defense William A. LaPlante announced the winners of the 2022 Defense Acquisition Workforce Awards this past…

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State Department Approves Arms Sales to Taiwan

Two separate sales are worth $425 million.  The U.S. State Department announced the approval of two separate arms sales to Taiwan. The total value of the arms sales…

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Arms Sales to Switzerland, Lithuania, and Belgium Approved

The countries seek to modernize and strengthen their defense. The U.S. State Department has approved arms sales to Switzerland, Lithuania, and Belgium.   The $700 million sale to…

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