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In the past five days, Republican Senate candidate Doug Collins, a Georgia congressman, has violated Defense Department policy at least two dozen times by improperly using photos of himself in uniform for campaign ads.

On Thursday Trump surprised many by saying troops should be out by Christmas, a plan military officials described as "ridiculous."

"It's just the latest incident of Trump abdicating his responsibilities and shifting the blame to others," Purple Heart-recipient Alan Pitts told Newsweek. "It's extremely sad and embarrassing."

"There is no change to the operational readiness or mission capability of the U.S. Armed Forces," Pentagon spokesperson Jonathan Hoffman said in a statement sent to Newsweek.

"We've been at war for two decades. No one mentioned finding an end to those wars," Army veteran and CEO of Diesel Jack Media/Ranger Up, told Newsweek.

Mental health specialists said they saw a corresponding uptick in referrals among veterans since the pandemic started.

"I know there is some risk to my style of humor, but who wants Army leaders who are risk averse?" Lieutenant General Theodore D. Martin, deputy commander of the Army Training and Doctrine and Command, told Newsweek.

The former marine was taken into custody on charges of conspiracy, theft of government property, and transporting stolen goods between states.

Many on Twitter were quick to point out that the photo used by the government agency was not of the Air Force but rather a flight demonstration team formed by the Navy.

The endorsement comes after it was reported that Trump disparaged American soldiers killed in combat as "losers" and "suckers."

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President Donald Trump's allies point to the Iraq War as they defend him from claims he called dead American soldiers "losers" and "suckers."

Fox News reporter Jennifer Griffin claimed one or two of her sources had confirmed several details noted in The Atlantic story.

A veterans group has slammed President Trump in its latest ad, saying that the president has failed to protect American troops and is "panicking" over losing military votes.

The U.S. Air Force recently approved the first request from an airman with a child custody agreement, allowing the airman to be stationed near his child.

More active duty service members say they plan on voting for Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden than President Donald Trump, according to a new poll.

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Escalating drone strikes in Somalia have been enabled by a Cold War-style military procurement program and preferred private contractors.

It has been 75 years since any nation used a nuclear weapon during wartime.

The first soldier to test positive happened in South Korea during late February, and then it took six weeks for the entire U.S. military to reach 10,000 cases. It has doubled in half the time.

"These decisions were made for a reason," Don Bolduc said in July. "Statues were put up for a reason."

General Mark Milley said that bases named after Confederate generals could remind soldiers that "that general fought for an institution of slavery that may have enslaved one of their ancestors."

Extra money for medical staff, housing, staging facilities, face masks and other changes have added substantial costs to the branches' usual operating budgets.

"COVID-19 appears to be, maybe even on the rise, in some cases, and there's no sign of operational tempo reduction in our future," Air Force General Joseph Lengyel said Thursday.

Texas and Arizona are not among the three states, despite their recent status as two of the newest hotspots for COVID-19.

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The expansion will finally address longstanding worries that the cemetery had become too crowded to permit new burials.