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6 Ways the Space Force Is Putting New AI Tools to Work Right Now (opens the original)
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The Space Force has spent the past two years pushing artificial intelligence past pilot programs and into daily use, from launch control rooms to satellite operations centers. Some of it comes down from the Pentagon as enterprise-wide software; some of it is built by individual units solving staffing problems they're living with day to day. Here are six ways AI is already up and running inside the Space Force. The 1st Range Operations Squadron at Patrick Space Force Base, Florida, built two AI t
Personal Care and Health | Military.com (opens the original)
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Only service members who don't want children, or have completed their families, are routed to standard testosterone replacement. Weighted walking offers exercise, routine, and something recreational to do. Recent research supports the idea that it may also treat anxiety. “I don’t know if I’ll ever be at peace with being blind,” Shawn Cheshire said in the trailer for "Blind AF," a new documentary film. Life post-service was "rough" and "an adjustment" for Bush, who exited the Marine Corps in 2010
The Afghanistan War Began 25 Years Ago. Its Legacy Is Still Being Written (opens the original)
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Operation Enduring Freedom began Oct. 7, 2001, when U.S. and British forces launched airstrikes against al-Qaeda and Taliban targets in Afghanistan, less than a month after the Sept. 11 attacks, according to the Naval History and Heritage Command's official account of the operation. This month marks 25 years since that first strike. The war it opened would become the longest in U.S. history, stretching across four presidential administrations before its final, chaotic weeks in August 2021. Opera
The Fertility Question Tied to the Military's New Testosterone Policy (opens the original)
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The Pentagon's new testosterone screening policy requires medical providers to ask a service member who is undergoing screening about plans for children before writing a single treatment prescription. If the answer is yes to children, or hasn't decided, the policy bars starting standard testosterone therapy and requires an alternative drug that preserves fertility instead, according to the Defense Health Agency's Clinical Practice Guideline for Testosterone Deficiency in the Male Service Member,
Financial Planning Timeline for New Veterans: Before and After Military Separation (opens the original)
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Separating from the military sets off a series of financial deadlines that don't run on the same schedule, and most of them aren't automatic. Health coverage, life insurance, Department of Veterans Affairs disability filing and retirement account decisions all run on their own separate clocks, and missing any one of them can mean a gap in coverage or a benefit that closes for good. Here's how the sequence goes, from before separation through the end of the first year. By creating an account, you
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