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By KEVIN G. HALL | McClatchy Washington Bureau | Published: May 18, 2021 WASHINGTON (Tribune News Service) — A growing debate over the ability of the armed services to investigate sexual assault and harassment provides a backdrop of controversy to President Joe Biden’s commencement address this week at the U.S. Coast Guard Academy. It comes amid a high-profile case at the academy. Legislation is being drafted in both chambers of Congress that would put an independent body in charge of inv...

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=* What he needed to do in the wake of Quincy was hire someone with strong experience in health care management= Amen. It is just confounding that he hired someone who had zero experience or related experience for such an important job that requires real knowledge and experience. I believe in Pritzker, but this mistake hurt people and worse. She was a real estate agent. I just cannot get that out of my head. ===You have to remember that she led the investigation that happened with the incident...

  SPRINGFIELD – The Illinois Department of Veterans’ Affairs released an independent report that was requested by the Governor’s Office last fall to fully investigate a COVID-19 outbreak at the LaSalle Veterans home and detailed its progress on corrective actions that the agency began taking last fall. The report was conducted by the Illinois Department of Human Services’ Office of the Inspector General (OIG) and Armstrong Teasdale, LLP, and it outlines their findings regarding the reg...

Navy uses amphibious assault ship USS America as a test center By (0) Senior Chief Navy Counselor Scott Lane, L, and Chief Navy Counselor Anita Felix, R, helped administer the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery aboard the amphibious assault ship USS America. Photo courtesy of U. S. Navy April 23 (UPI) -- For the first time, a forward-deployed U.S. Navy amphibious assault ship was used to administer a standard military aptitude test, the Navy said on Friday. The USS America, statione...

This event is for U.S. Naval War College students, faculty and staff. Friday, March 5th, U.S. Naval War College (NWC) President, along with special guests will host the eighteenth NWC Town Hall on Zoom. Command Master Chief, the Deans and Cmdr. Jeff Morin along with other subject matter experts will be virtually joining the event. Students, faculty, staff, contractors and families are encouraged to participate in the live discussion. Share This Article:

Inspections and haircuts and uniform inspections and things like that. all thats going to do is lower morale and hurt recruiting. i mean, some of the guys were doing bad stuff, and theres -- i mean, theres no excuse for that. but instead of blasting it out to media, handle it internally. theres a way to do it, and its a couple bad eggs that are making it look bad. i dont know the culture thats doing it, theres bad i stuff in virginia beach, overseas, maybe people got complacent because seal team...

Inspections and haircuts and uniform inspections and things like that. all thats going to do is lower morale and hurt recruiting. i mean, some of the guys were doing bad stuff, and theres -- i mean, theres no excuse for that. but instead of blasting it out to media, handle it internally. theres a way to do it, and its a couple bad eggs that are making it look bad. i dont know the culture thats doing it, theres bad i stuff in virginia beach, overseas, maybe people got complacent because seal team...

The answer here was like room inspections and haircuts and uniform inspections and things like that. all thats going to do is lower morale and hurt recruiting. i mean, some of the guys were doing bad stuff, and theres -- i mean, theres no excuse for that. but instead of blasting it out to media, handle it internally. theres a way to do it, and its a couple bad eggs that are making it look bad. i dont know the culture thats doing it, theres bad i stuff in virginia beach, overseas, maybe people go...

Addressing a thousand servicemen and women before the uss wasp in japan. its the presidents last stop. hes been greeting the folks there on board. about to get into his remarks. lets listen in. >> today, we are proud to be joined by the many outstanding military leaders. we have a lot. these are very incredible ones. i especially want to think commanding officer of uss wasp, captain christopher hearn. they like you, christopher. they like you a lot. thats very good, christopher. and the command ...