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US military says it will grant service members up to 3 weeks leave to travel for abortions - Vimarsana News

US military says it will grant service members up to 3 weeks leave to travel for abortions

(CNN) — The US Defense Department released a series of new policies on Thursday to provide additional support to service members and dependents who must travel out of state to receive an abortion, including allowing up to three weeks of administrative leave. “This policy reflects our continued commitment to taking care of our people and […]

Pentagon to pay for out-of-state travel for abortion following Roe reversal - Vimarsana News

Pentagon to pay for out-of-state travel for abortion following Roe reversal

The Department of Defense announced new policies paying for travel for out-of-state abortions as some states move to restrict or ban the procedure.

Fentanyl Overdoses Among Service Members Is 'Serious Problem,' Pentagon Says - Vimarsana News

Fentanyl Overdoses Among Service Members Is 'Serious Problem,' Pentagon Says

Substance abuse and drug overdose deaths are “serious" problems among U.S. service members, the Pentagon acknowledged this week.

Number Of Troops Dying From Fentanyl More Than Doubles - Vimarsana News

Number Of Troops Dying From Fentanyl More Than Doubles

The number of American troops dying from fentanyl more than doubled, according to Department of Defense (DoD) data released Wednesday.

Deaths among active-duty troops from fentanyl overdoses rise sharply, Pentagon says - Vimarsana News

Deaths among active-duty troops from fentanyl overdoses rise sharply, Pentagon says

Fentanyl was involved in 88% of the deaths of service members who overdosed on illicit drugs in 2021, a steep increase in five years, according to Defense Department data provided to Congress.