Justice Department Settles Lawsuit Against Warren County North Carolina Board of Education to Enforce the Employment Rights of United States Army Reservist
Department of Justice Office of Public Affairs FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Thursday, August 8, 2019 The Department of Justice announced today that it has reached a settlement agreement with the Warren County, North Carolina, Board of Education (Warren County) that resolves a federal lawsuit brought under the Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act (USERRA) on […]
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- 49ers star to bring family of fallen service member to Super Bowl 54 January 26, 2020“As I hit the field to play in the Super Bowl, I find comfort in the fact that 49ers fans Josie and Nicolas LaMar will be cheering our team on.”J.D. Simkins
- Woman makes history in the Virginia Army National Guard infantry January 26, 2020"If it’s something you want to do, just keep pushing for it and don’t give up.”J.D. Simkins
- Army investigating handling of Illinois sex assault complaints January 26, 2020Army officials have quietly ordered an investigation into allegations that leaders of an Illinois-based reserve unit mishandled sexual assault complaints and retaliated against a whistleblower.Todd Richmond, The Associated Press
- Why a huge drop in service members becoming citizens has lawmakers worried January 26, 2020A bipartisan group of lawmakers wants the Government Accountability Office to investigate whether citizenship policies are being upheld.Meghann Myers
- Camp Humphreys: Prepare for installation service delays while US, South Korea negotiate cost-sharing agreement January 26, 2020Camp Humphreys in South Korea gave a heads up that some installation services will likely slow down because host-nation support expired last month.Diana Stancy Correll
- 34 troops suffered traumatic brain injuries in Iranian rocket attack according to Pentagon update January 26, 2020Almost three dozen troops have been or are being treated for traumatic brain injury.Meghann Myers
- Army combat engineer dies in Syria vehicle rollover accident January 26, 2020Spc. Antonio Moore died Jan. 24 in a vehicle rollover accident in Deir ez Zor Province, Syria.Sarah Sicard
- Two Rangers up for valor awards after using new life-saving battlefield blood donor technique January 25, 2020Two Rangers who used a new blood transfusion technique in combat for the first time last summer are up for valor awards, regiment spokesperson Tracy A. Bailey told Army Times.Kyle Rempfer
- Military wife sentenced in toddler’s death wasn’t authorized to provide child care in base housing January 24, 2020Toddler's death is second known death of a military child in unauthorized daycare on base in a little more than a year.Karen Jowers
- From long-range fires to countering drones, the Army looks to link weapons systems across the force January 24, 2020The Joint All-Domain Command and Control project will connect systems.Todd South
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- Army picks 6 to work on autoloader for extended-range cannon January 24, 2020You won't recognize many of these companies, as the Army departs from turning to big, traditional defense contractors to solve a big field artillery problem on the battlefield.Jen Judson
- General Atomics demos Gray Eagle’s role in multidomain ops January 22, 2020General Atomics is demonstrating the Gray Eagle drone's utility in multidomain operations.Jen Judson
- What a deployment to the Middle East means for testing a new Army network January 22, 2020After a U.S. drone strike killed Iranian Maj. Gen. Qassem Soleimani, Pentagon leaders sent a brigade from the 82nd Airborne Division to Kuwait.But that brigade had been slated to serve as the test...Mark Pomerleau
- US Army cancels current effort to replace Bradley vehicle January 17, 2020The Army's effort to replace the Bradley might not be over as the service takes a step back to reassess its strategy and cancel its current solicitation.Jen Judson
- Watch the Defiant helicopter exceed 100 knots January 17, 2020The Sikorsky-Boeing SB-1 Defiant flew more than 100 knots in a flight test on Jan. 13.Jen Judson
- Army secretary: Harder decisions to come in budgets beyond FY21 January 15, 2020The Army's fiscal 2021 budget request will make "refinements" on previous budget cuts and decrements, but bigger cuts and harder choices are ahead.Jen Judson
- Congress boosts budget for US Army’s long-range assault aircraft to drive down risk January 14, 2020A fiscal 2020 funding boost will help the Army drive technical risk out of its Future Long-Range Assault Aircraft program and possibly speed up the ultimate timeline for fielding.Jen Judson
- US Army adviser brigade headed to Pacific in FY21 January 13, 2020In a first, a U.S. Army security force assistance brigade is headed to the Indo-Pacific region in fiscal 2021.Jen Judson
- Iran attack highlights US missile defense vulnerability January 13, 2020The U.S. Army has made air and missile defense a top priority, but is that enough to keep American interests safe?Bradley Bowman, Andrew Gabel, Mikhael Smits
- West’s reluctance to share tech pushes Turkey further into Russian orbit January 10, 2020The West’s reluctance to transfer critical air defense technology to Turkey may be pushing the NATO ally further into the orbit of Russian-made weapons systems, particularly for the acquisition of...Burak Ege Bekdil
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