The Female Soldier Insurgency that Helped Rewrite the Army's Rules on Parenthood

Daily Brief 01 June 2022

The Female Soldier Insurgency that Helped Rewrite the Army's Rules on Parenthood The new policies will affect about 400,000 parents who serve in the Army, including its reserve components. More Military.com Stories New VA Benefit Will Sell Guaranteed Life Insurance to Most Veterans New Details Emerge in Officer-Involved Shooting at Space Force Base that Left a Man Dead Marine Pilot Receives Distinguished Flying Cross for Safely Landing After 2020 Mid-Air Collision with F-35 'Top Gun: Maverick' Sets Records and Dominates the Memorial Day Box Office Biden Says US Sending Medium-Range Rocket Systems to Ukraine The Navy Has Fired the Leadership Team at Its Lawyer School Ramstein Cancels Library's 'Drag Queen Storytime' for Pride Month Following Criticism The First Hispanic Medal of Honor Recipient of WWII Died Fighting the Japanese in Alaska 5 Missiles Hit Iraqi Base Hosting US Troops; No Casualties Turkish Leader Writes on 'Risks' Of Sweden, Finland in NATO War Crimes Meeting Held at Hague over Russia-Ukraine War US to Seek New UN Sanctions if North Korea Holds Nuke Test A Solid BBQ Recipe and the 'Dad Bod Calendar' Turned Veterans Q into a Successful Business Watch Our FREE Master Classes Any Time in Our Video Library Today's Military Trivia Which one of the following U.S. senators served in the Navy as a radarman aboard the USS Glover during the 1970s? Video of the Day What It's Like to Use Real Navy Jets to Film a Movie

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