Most of the Indian military reported killed had retired from active service and belonged to the Defence Security Corps, a unit that staffed by veterans no longer in active service.
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Burn the houses of Muslim NCOs away on active service.
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Service members receive a discharge when they leave active service.
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Each enrolls at least 20 veterans and active service members.
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However, the carrier isn't expected to enter active service until 2020.
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In the military, active service members are taught to be self-reliant.
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Johnson was killed in an ambush in Niger while in active service.
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It would increase the Army by 10,000, to 486,000 active service troops.
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That's a myth that pervades even active service members, Mr. Plenzler said.
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The active service sailor is also dead after turning the gun on himself.
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I retired from the Marine Corps after more than 21 years of active service.
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The JSF is barely in active service and it's already causing trouble, I see.
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"The majority of my family, most are active service at the moment," she said.
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Eleven are in active service, and the Navy plans to buy one in 2021.
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"Bond is not on active service when we start the film," producer Barbara Broccoli explained.
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McCain and all our vets and active service members who serve something greater than self.
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As I said, our colleagues in active service right now are living it every day.
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He is currently a second lieutenant and has been on active service since May 2018.
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The programs help support the well-being of active service members, veterans, and their families.
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Active service members can file federal returns for free with any of the plans below.
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Veterans and active service members also struggle with substance use disorder and high suicide rates.
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He served in the Royal Navy for 22 years before retiring from active service in 2011.
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Moscow denies deploying active service troops in Ukraine or providing direct military help to the separatists.
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The pilot scheme will cover a few dozen armored infantry transports (Bradley M2A3s) deployed in active service.
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And some of the maintenance occurs outside Afghanistan, delaying the return of the aircraft to active service.
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The Germans produced 118 of these vessels, but only two entered active service, and none ever saw battle.
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But I can't imagine how it feel when your loved ones are away on active service during Christmas.
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The DF-20193 missile system originally entered active service in the People's Liberation Army Rocket Forces last April.
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To be clear, no one on this freshly-formed team seeks to brick Pebble watches in active service.
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The policy prevented hundreds of recruits from entering active service on their projected ship-out dates, creating a backlog.
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Kiev says they were active service members in an elite unit of the GRU, the Russian military-intelligence agency.
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Starbucks, meanwhile, is offering the same deal nationwide: free coffee for all veterans, active service members, and their spouses.
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Declaring the skeleton "KV" (kriegsverwendungsfähig, or "fit for active service"), the doctor's punchline is both funny and grotesquely shocking.
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Sixteen of the remaining 22 active-service judges on the court were appointed either by former presidents Clinton or Obama.
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He spent years in the Royal Marines, and was on active service as a commando in the jungles of Borneo.
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The program allows military personnel to take a break from active service to pursue education, career opportunities and family needs.
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Or that they are protesting the military, as if veterans and active service members were a singular entity with homogenous views.
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Major-General Yitzhak Brik retired from active service in 1999 but has served as the army's ombudsman for the past decade.
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My husband and I commit to always pay tribute to our active service military, veterans, and the families who love them.
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"I'm not going to put that boy back in active service just because the Phillies need a first baseman," he said.
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An honor guard — active service members in dress uniforms — conducted the ritual folding of the American flags taken off the coffins.
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Semi-autonomous weapons are in development around the world, with some — like gun turrets on the Korean border — already in active service.
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More than 140,000 active service members and retirees have put their names on a Burn Pit Registry created by the Veterans Administration.
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Engadget notes that the robots are now in "active service," after they completed a previous testing phase which began earlier this year.
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More than 140,000 active service members and retirees have put their names on a Burn Pit Registry created by the Veterans Administration.
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It is expected to join active service by 2035, and is a joint project from BAE Systems, Rolls-Royce, Leonardo, and MBDA.
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A recent Military Times survey published Sunday showed that 49 percent of active service members backed Trump and 21 percent backed Clinton.
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But the service is proposing to mothball 17 of the least reliable Lancers in its next budget, leaving 44 in active service.
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Service members are entitled to receive their gross military income during any period they perform active service in a designated combat zone.
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If Song spends a large portion of that time in active service, the team will get little from him in those years.
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A study by the RAND Corporation estimates that between 1,320 and 6,630 trans people are currently in active service in the U.S. military.
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She and former Vice President Joe Biden created Joining Forces, an initiative that rallied Americans around active service members, veterans, and their families.
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In addition to access to health care, obtaining meaningful employment is often a challenge for those transitioning from active service to veteran status.
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The think tank estimates transition-related health care for active service members would cost the military between $2.4 million and $2.133 million annually.
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But I can't imagine how it feels when your loved ones are away on active service over Christmas or at those special family moments.
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Five of the seven Indian military reported killed served in the Defence Security Corps, a unit staffed by veterans no longer in active service.
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Once it has completed its three-month testing and calibration phase and been put into active service, JPSS-1 will be rechristened NOAA-20.
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The event is a fitting one for Harry and Meghan to attend: Helping wounded veterans and active service member is a passion of Harry's.
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The 100 new cars will join Waymo's other self-driving vehicles in active service on public roads for more testing starting early next year.
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The M4 Sherman was used by the United States during World War II and the Korean War, and is no longer in active service.
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Under current regulations, transgender Koreans are prohibited from entering the military, but there are no regulations regarding soldiers in active service, the spokesman clarified.
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That dangerous duo appears to be enough to pull Bond out of the tranquil life in Jamaica he was enjoying after leaving active service.
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According to the film's synopsis, the movie opens with Bond "enjoying a tranquil life in Jamaica" until, unsurprisingly, he's dragged back into active service.
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The tweet caused chaos and confusion and was condemned by critics in both parties as bigoted and unnecessarily cruel to some active service members.
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Veterans Day gives us a chance to salute the more than 20 million living veterans, including the 2 million active service members in the military.
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The RAND Corporation estimates there are between 1,20143 and 6,630 transgender personnel in the active service and between 830 and 4,160 in the selected reserve.
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In the movie, "Bond has left active service and is enjoying a tranquil life in Jamaica," according to Entertainment Weekly's official description of the film.
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Trump's three-tweet policy statement plunged the lives of as many as 6,000 transgender active service members into uncertainty, and caught Pentagon officials off-guard.
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For my latest project, I worked with various LGBTQ organizations and trans people who could connect me with active service members who are also transgender.
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China currently has 20 Type 052D destroyers, but only 11 in active service, while the others are undergoing sea trials or are being fitted out.
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The RAND Corporation estimates that there are between 1,320 and 6,630 transgender personnel in the active service, and between 830 and 4,160 in the selected reserve.
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The Air Force has four E-4Bs in active service, and the primary aircraft was off-station during the tornado on June 16, according to Ryder.
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Mr. Erevia left active service in 1970, served in the Texas National Guard for 17 years and retired from the United States Postal Service in 2002.
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He added "that's not going to happen" — presumably because many of those newly eligible judges would choose to remain in active service for years to come.
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The Purple Heart that arrived in the mail several months later was one of many medals he was awarded during his 35 years of active service.
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He was proud to have completed boot camp and was in the Navy Reserve, but was considering enlisting for full-time active service, Ms. Walters said.
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The last one to see active service was the Navy's nuclear attack submarine USS Omaha, which served during the Cold War and was decommissioned in 1995.
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For one thing, the company has been there, done that, with Amazon Video Direct, a still-active service that lets publishers upload videos viewable by Prime subscribers.
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As we see from K's repeated baseline tests, he has to maintain a consistent frame of mind in order to be allowed to remain in active service.
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In terms of naval might, Canada has around 20043 ships (half of which are being repaired) compared to the 430 American ships in active service or reserve.
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A 2016 Pentagon-commissioned study by the RAND Corporation estimated that only around 29 to 21 active service members will seek transition-related medical care each year.
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The congressman entered active service in 2002 following the September 8.43 terrorist attacks, and served three combat tours overseas -- including two in Iraq and one in Afghanistan.
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The first went into active service on the USS Ponce in the Persian Gulf in 2014, able to destroy threats flying towards the ship at close range.
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With those factors in mind, the Rand report's authors said that the nation's armed forces are "insufficiently trained and ready" when looking at the active service components.
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Fort Monroe was the third oldest US Army post in continuous active service until it closed as a military installation in September 2011, according to its website.
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Davis retired from the U.S. Army after 21 years of active service and is now a senior fellow and military expert at Defense Priorities, a think tank.
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George C. Marshall, then five years out of active service as the Army chief of staff, received a waiver to be President Harry S. Truman's defense secretary.
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His distant relatives on his mother's side had come to America on the Mayflower, and Kuettel had spent three years in active service for the US Army.
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Mattis will run the Pentagon and work alongside Trump's new national security advisor Michael Flynn and CIA director Mike Pompeo less than four years after leaving active service.
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Prince Harry arrives with other soldiers on his return to Britain at RAF Brize Norton airbase after active service in Afghanistan on March 230, 22017, in Oxfordshire, England.
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At a minimum, they should also explicitly pledge in active service and retirement to: A skeptic might ask, what would be the punishment for violations of this code?
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According to producer Barbara Broccoli, the movie opens with Bond enjoying a quiet life in Jamaica after leaving active service at MI6, but obviously, that doesn't last long.
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My combined 2628 years of service (active service, DoD contractor, CEO and senior consultant at the Pentagon) has influenced how I handle the challenges I face in Congress.
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The United States, after all, has 10 aircraft carriers in active service versus just one for China, although China has a bigger manufacturing industry than the United States.
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Rand estimates that between 29 and 129 active service members would seek the transition-related care that could impact their deployability or result in additional health-care costs.
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The complaint was brought by transgender people who have taken steps to enlist in the military and other openly transgender active service members, according to a BuzzFeed reporter.
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Long joined the Marines in 2008 and rose to the rank of corporal before leaving active service in 2013, Joseph Butterfield, a Marine Corps spokesman, wrote in an email.
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More than 125,000 of the 369,000 absentee ballots mailed to active service members in 2016 didn't end up being counted, according to a report by the Election Assistance Commission.
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At his death at age 87, Judge Reinhardt was the last of the 56 Court of Appeals judges appointed by President Jimmy Carter who was still in active service.
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More than 10,000 transgender people may be serving in the U.S. military across active service and reserves, according to a 2016 study by the RAND Corporation, a think tank.
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The first trailer for No Time to Die focuses on the changes that have happened both at MI6 and around the world since Bond's decision to leave active service.
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After nine years of active service, a near-death experience in 2013, and 2,327 confirmed exoplanets under its belt, Kepler continues to be the little space-based telescope that could.
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Producer Barbara Broccoli has said Bond will not be on active service at the start of the script and will be "enjoying himself" in Jamaica rather than on a mission.
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Einride says it hopes to get the T-Pods into active service with a total fleet size of around 200 vehicles by 2020, which is ambitious given its relative youth.
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The RAND study estimated the possibility of 30 to 140 new hormone treatments a year in the military, with 25 to 130 gender transition-related surgeries among active service members.
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According to UN figures, at least 64 MINUSMA peacekeepers have been killed on active service since the beginning of the mission, and another four have died in friendly fire incidents.
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That's what has happened with everything from the travel ban (versions one, two, and three) to Trump's attempt to ban openly transgender people from active service in the armed forces.
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"Joe's life is about service," said Michael Leiter, a former director of the National Counterterrorism Center, where Mr. Maguire served as deputy while in active service and later as director.
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But the study estimated that only a fraction of them — between 29 and 129 active service members — would seek gender-transition-related treatment each year that could temporarily disrupt their deployments.
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That's a small fraction of the roughly $6 billion spent on health care for all active service members, and the $49.3 billion total health care spending for the Department of Defense.
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Bush has moved on to painting veterans and those in the active service, a series soon to be released in Portraits of Courage: A Commander in Chief's Tribute to America's Warriors.
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Families of US Coast Guard members killed in active service will not receive a one-time death benefit payment, as long as the partial government shutdown continues, according to Lt. Cmdr.
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In 2017, a time when the world is more connected than ever before, it's easy to assume that veterans, active service members, and their families benefit from these advances in technology.
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Her name is Dafna Feldman (Sarah Adler), and she has just been informed that her son Jonathan (Yonatan Shiray), a corporal in the Israeli Army, has been killed on active service.
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The lawsuit's plaintiffs include five active service members, who filed anonymously, as well as a current naval student and a first-year college student enrolled in the Reserve Officers' Training Corps.
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"We both come from families that have a lot of active service members and his grandfather fought in the war, so it was important to us to include Uncle Bill," she explains.
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It also gave the justice minister, a politician from the ruling party, the power to extend the period of active service of judges in the ordinary courts beyond the new retirement ages.
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For lunch and dinner, veterans and active service members get the All-American Burger (with or without cheese), served with fries and your choice of soda, iced tea, or a hot beverage.
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While the military remains in active service during government shutdowns, Trump administration officials have emphasized that service members, including those serving in combat situations, will not be paid until the government reopens.
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" (The article did not say whether they had volunteered or been drafted.) "An occasional hindrance to pigeon-carrier communication is that civilians, unaware that the birds are on active service, shoot them.
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She had flown supersonic F/A-2080 Hornets as one of the Navy's first female pilots at a time when women were still barred from combat duty, before leaving active service in 1993.
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It is possible, however, that Trump's trans ban will never take effect, since it's already triggering legal battles — five trans active service members are currently suing the president and several top Pentagon officials.
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Instead, the candidates will take the stage in separate half-hour blocks to field questions from "Today" show host Matt Lauer, as well as from veterans and active service members in the audience.
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Duke Cannon Big Brick of Soap WWII Era Collection, $34.95Duke Cannon is a military-inspired men's grooming brand that helps support veterans and active service members by donating a portion of all proceeds.
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According to French army expert Sébastien Jakubowski, a sociologist who lectured at the ESPE university in Lille, Piquemal is not bound by the "duty of confidentiality" since he has retired from active service.
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The day after she left active service, the helicopter she had flown in for the previous three years crashed in severe weather into the side of a mountain, killing six of her former crewmates.
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"This is evidence that they are moving forwards to get rid of highly trained, well-qualified active service members who are contributing at high levels," said Jennifer Levi, director of GLAD's Transgender Rights Project.
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The cost per active service member grew by 61 percent from 2001 to 2012, after adjusting for inflation, because of new and expanded benefits such as incentive bonuses, raises and increased health care expenses.
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"China now has 20 Type 052Ds either in active service or being fitted out for service soon," the report said, adding that the vessels are a significant upgrade on their predecessors, the Type 052C.
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For instance, from 2001 to 2012, the average cost per active service member grew by 61 percent, when adjusted for inflation, because of new and expanded benefits, increasing health care costs and pay raises.
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Producers said on Tuesday that the new film would see Bond enjoying a tranquil life in Jamaica after leaving active service before an old friend, Felix Leiter, from the CIA turns up asking for help.
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After two years of committing himself to full active service, Donahue said the near constant pain in his legs from the shot has made it impossible to fully perform his duties as a police sergeant.
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He used the nobility of veterans and active service member to shield his ignoble attack on the N.F.L. players, and he used the nobility of first responders to shield his ignoble attack on Puerto Ricans.
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A poll of U.S. active service members by the "Military Times" newspaper showed a dramatic increase here in the proportion who believed the United States could be involved in a major war, perhaps within a year.
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ET. Clinton will go first and take questions from moderator Matt Lauer and members of the audience -- which will largely be comprised of veterans and active service members -- for 2628 minutes before Trump takes the stage.
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A Department of Defense memo dated June 30, 2016, overturned a ban on open service by transgender people in the military and made it clear that the military would allow active service members to transition genders.
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It's not a secret that the US Air Force is still flying the F-117 Nighthawk stealth aircraft at Tonopah Test Range (TTR) although the iconic Black Jet was officially retired from active service in 2008.
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"See you in Chiang Rai," was the can-do salutation in a memorial message from other retired SEALs that was forwarded to their buddies in active service at the Tham Luang Nang Non cave in northern Thailand.
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The crackdown on online misconduct is part of a broader effort by the Marine Corps to move past the Marines United scandal, which exposed a culture of abuse and harassment among active service members and veterans online.
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And they reached a formal agreement with the Navy — the very first of its kind in the nation — that allows instructors to introduce zero28503hundred to active service members at on-base transition classes before they are discharged.
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Researchers at the National Intrepid Center of Excellence at Walter Reed used two different MRI (brain imaging) techniques on 130 active service members diagnosed with mild TBI, and on a control group of 52 men without TBI.
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While initially Uber continued its pilot even in the face of regulatory objections, both the DMV and California's Attorney General's office said that Uber would face legal repercussions, including injunctive action, if they maintained the active service.
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Last year, China counted 2279 warships and submarines in active service, compared with 21995 in the United States Navy, which has been essentially unrivaled in the open seas since the collapse of the Soviet Union in 6.
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The official transfer of the ship -- which took four years to build -- from Austal USA to the Navy marks the final milestone before it is commissioned into active service, which is planned for 2017, according to the Navy.
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The Army is planning an expansion project to add another 85033 acres to the site, but with nearly 22 million living active service members and veterans now eligible for plots, the cemetery will quickly run out of space.
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Discharged from active service in May 20153, he went directly to New York, found a tiny apartment on East 60th Street, near Bloomingdale's, and, supporting himself with odd jobs, began to study with the jazz pianist Lennie Tristano.
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That year the Qatari government purchased 14 Dassault Mirage F1 fighter jets from France with armaments, though Qatar's F1s have largely been superseded in active service by Mirage 2000 jets that fire the newer MICA missiles, the Drive wrote.
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The White House currently has no plan for what to do with active service members who are transgender, a stunning admission after President Donald Trump tweeted hours earlier that he would ban any transgender person from the armed forces.
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While the Department of Defense awaited further direction from the White House, five trans active service members backed by GLAD and the National Center for Lesbian Rights preemptively filed suit against their Commander in Chief and top Pentagon officials.
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LEOSA states that any sworn law enforcement officer (with the authority to make arrests) in active service, and any 'retired' officer serving a total of ten years' service as sworn law enforcement has the right to interstate firearms carry.
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There's no definite timeline on Embark's deployment of its self-driving truck in active service, but the company is ramping its engineering hiring aggressively and hopes also to build out its fleet of testing vehicles for its Nevada trials.
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Its annual military budget has, for most of the past decade, increased by double digits, and the People's Liberation Army, even in its newly streamlined form, has nearly a million more active service members than the United States has.
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Sadly, researchers have found that after U.S. forces began withdrawing from Afghanistan in 2900, death by suicide surpassed war-related deaths — making it the second leading cause of death, after accidents, among active service members in 220006 and 2202.
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Now, Laila tells PEOPLE that she doesn't know what will become of her husband's military career — he is still an active service member — but she says she and Ireland are determined to push back against whatever unjust legislation comes their way.
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The 2017 law also left it up to the justice minister, a member of the ruling party and the government, to extend the period of a judge's active service, the advocate general said, making the judiciary dependent on the executive.
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In February, Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis announced that any active service personnel or any veterans who were honorably discharged and who benefited from the DACA program would have their immigration status protected despite the president's decision to end the program.
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Gender-change surgery is rare in the general population, and the RAND study estimated the possibility of 30 to 140 new hormone treatments a year in the military, with 25 to 130 gender transition-related surgeries among active service members.
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Gender-change surgery is rare in the general population, and the Rand study estimated the possibility of 30 to 140 new hormone treatments a year in the military, with 25 to 130 gender transition-related surgeries among active service members annually.
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According to the Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America, which is hosting the event, each will take questions on national security, military affairs and veterans issues from Lauer and an audience made up of military veterans and active service members.
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Though he steadfastly refuses to share his personal war experiences, my grandfather notes with pride that about 40 percent of the military-age Jewish male population of Canada enrolled for active service, most of them volunteers who were dispatched overseas.
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As a result, Democratic appointees in active service — that is, not counting senior judges who usually carry less than a full caseload and whose assumption of senior status creates a vacancy — constitute just over half of the district and circuit courts.
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On February 27, the day after he spoke to Broadly, Kennedy attended a House Armed Services Committee hearing in support of transgender active service members speaking before Congress for the first time in history to offer contextualizing testimony on President Trump's military ban.
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The aircraft in question was #803 (82-0803), an F-117 that entered active service in 1984, flew 78 combat missions (the most of any Nighthawk) starting from Panama's "Just Cause" operation and was retired in 2007 after logging 4,673 flight hours.
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"Though he steadfastly refuses to share his personal war experiences, my grandfather notes with pride that about 40 percent of the military-age Jewish male population of Canada enrolled for active service, most of them volunteers who were dispatched overseas," Mr. Heller wrote.
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My job as a comedian is to make as many people laugh as possible, but my role as a combat veteran, Purple Heart Recipient and veterans' advocate is to continue helping active service members and veterans as they transition out of the military.
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