Author: Michael

The Army’s top civilian leader said that the service will “kill NIPR” at multiple locations — likely starting next month — in an experiment to see if commercial internet solutions would be more effective.
Speaking to soldiers at a town hall at Fort Drum, New York, on Monday, Army Secretary Dan Driscoll said “we’re going to bring you down to the commercial internet and we think it will solve all sorts of problems.” If the evaluation is successful, the Army will scale it across the service, he added.

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The Medal of Honor is the highest military award for valor authorized by Congress and is issued by the president. Earned for bravery during combat, the first medal was first struck on Dec. 21, 1861, specifically for the Navy, but was adapted for the U.S. Army several months later.
Since then, 3,547 brave men and women have received the Medal of Honor as of January 2026. Those precious medals have to come from somewhere.

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Service members and military families are frequent targets for identity theft—especially during PCS moves, deployments, and major life transitions. One of the simplest and most effective ways to protect yourself is by freezing your credit.
A credit freeze prevents criminals from opening new accounts in your name. It’s free, takes only a few minutes to set up, and puts you in full control of who can access your credit.
What Is a Credit Freeze?
A credit freeze (also called a security freeze) blocks lenders from viewing your credit report unless you temporarily lift the freeze.

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