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That's doubly true when the assertion has been central to your campaign.  Well, Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Sarah Godlewski apparently didn't get the political rulebook.  Since she entered Wisconsin politics three years ago by winning her race for state treasurer, Godlewski and her campaign have repeatedly claimed that she sliced at least $20 million from the Pentagon's budget when she worked for a defense contractor a decade ago.   Not only did she say this in her announcement video in the treasurer's race in July 2018, but she even included the tidbit in a news release from th...

The Aviation and Missile Command’s antiterrorism program manager has been inducted into the Army AT Honor Roll.

By COREY DICKSTEIN | STARS AND STRIPES Published: May 4, 2021 ATLANTA — U.S. military officials said they had removed some 60 planeloads of gear from Afghanistan and identified about 1,300 pieces of equipment for destruction by Tuesday as the Pentagon works to exit the country where American troops have been at war for nearly 20 years. The drawdown effort to remove U.S. forces and the warfighting gear that they have spread across Afghanistan since invading in October 2001 was roughly 2% to 6% completed by Tuesday, U.S. Central Command said in a statement. The formal retrograde process beg...

1 Fort Wainwright, ALASKA— Soldiers and families experienced a boost in the quality of life initiatives offered throughout the Army footprint in Alaska in 2020. While improvements have been made, the work remains ongoing. “Even though we made significant improvements to the training, dining and transportation needs of Soldiers here in Alaska, we are still engaged and working closely with the garrison to ensure their needs continue to be met,” said Lt. Col. L. Pily Restrepo, commander of the 402nd Army Field Support Battalion-Alaska. The changes are a result of a cross-...

Redstone Arsenal still in the fight for home of Space Command Center Huntsville Arsenal finalist for Space Command By Caroline Klapp | December 23, 2020 at 6:44 PM CST - Updated December 23 at 6:48 PM HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - “First class,” That’s how Pentagon officials described Governor Ivey’s pitch on why Alabama should become the new home of Space Command Headquarters. Right now Redstone Arsenal is in a tough competition with five other sites for the landing spot. Alabama made it from 24 states down to the final six. And Governor Ivey is urging Pentagon officials to pick no...