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Troops Suing Defense Department over Vaccine Mandate Reach $1.8 Million Settlement - Vimarsana News

Troops Suing Defense Department over Vaccine Mandate Reach $1.8 Million Settlement

The money awarded in the suit will go to attorneys' fees and costs.

Source: yahoo.com
How the Army Plans to Prevent 'Another Fort Hood' by Dispatching Survey Teams to Brigades - Vimarsana News

How the Army Plans to Prevent 'Another Fort Hood' by Dispatching Survey Teams to Brigades

Cohesion Assistance Teams, or CATs, which were first stood up in 2020, have been fine-tuned to help commanders with the culture of their formations.

Source: yahoo.com
Troops Suing Defense Department over Vaccine Mandate Reach $1.8 Million Settlement - Vimarsana News

Troops Suing Defense Department over Vaccine Mandate Reach $1.8 Million Settlement

The money awarded in the suit will go to attorneys' fees and costs.

How the Army Plans to Prevent 'Another Fort Hood' by Dispatching Survey Teams to Brigades - Vimarsana News

How the Army Plans to Prevent 'Another Fort Hood' by Dispatching Survey Teams to Brigades

Cohesion Assistance Teams, or CATs, which were first stood up in 2020, have been fine-tuned to help commanders with the culture of their formations.

Mississippi Guard restricts outdoor training during heat wave after 1 soldier dies, another ends up in the hospital - Vimarsana News

Mississippi Guard restricts outdoor training during heat wave after 1 soldier dies, another ends up in the hospital

National Guard activities in Mississippi have been moved indoors amid a recent heat wave that left one soldier dead and another in a hospital for more than one week, a Guard official said Monday.