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Virginia Legislature Passes Bill Giving VMI Cadets Disciplinary Immunity for Drinking or Drug Use When Reporting Sexual Assaults

The Virginia state General Assembly has passed a bill requiring VMI to give cadets immunity from punishments for drinking or drug use when reporting a sexual assault.

Oregon State University Ecampus Program to Financially Assist Veterans Learning Online and Receiving Less GI Bill Housing Support

Oregon State University’s Ecampus online education program will be financially assisting some veterans in the state learning online but receiving far less GI Bill housing support than on-campus students.

From the Pentagon

Brig. Gen. Daniel Brantingham Removed As Deputy Chief of Chaplains

Brig. Gen. Daniel Brantingham, second in command of the U.S. Air Force's chaplaincy has been removed from his role as deputy chief of chaplains on Jan. 31.

Brig. Gen. Daniel Brantingham

Mississippi State University’s Army ROTC Creates Endowed Scholarship in Honor of Deceased Cadet

Mississippi State University’s Army ROTC program is creating an endowed scholarship in honor of Cadet Colby Marlow, a student who died in 2021.

Cade Marlow, Joseph Adams, and Christy Marlow

Cruz and Banks Introduce Legislation to Assist Military Families with Child Education

Republican lawmakers Sen. Ted Cruz and Rep. Jim Banks have introduced legislation for a process for military families to establish savings accounts to help support child education.

Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas)

60 JROTC Instructors Accused of Sexual Misconduct in Past Five Years

Sixty JROTC instructors were accused of sexual misconduct against high school cadets in the past five years, according to a recent congressional report.

Rep. Carolyn Maloney

2023 National Defense Authorization Act Receives Potential Amendments Regarding Contract Modification and Wildfire Responses

U.S. Senator Kevin Cramer has secured several amendments having to do with contracts, space technology, and aircraft, in the most recent National Defense Authorization Act.

Sen. Kevin Cramer

Biden Administration Releases National Security Strategy, Plans to Strengthen Military Through Inclusion and Reinforce Nuclear Arsenal

The Biden administration described plans to reinforce the U.S.’s nuclear arsenal, strengthen alliances, and maintaining a strong military through inclusive methods.

President Joe Biden

Founder of UTSA Office of Veteran and Military Affairs Appointed to Inaugural Defense Advisory Committee on Diversity and Inclusion

U.S. Air Force veteran Lisa Carrington Firmin, founder of the Office of Veteran and Military Affairs at the University of Texas at San Antonio, has been appointed to the inaugural Defense Advisory Committee on Diversity and Inclusion.

Lisa Carrington Firmin

Virginia Governor Puts Focus on Military and Veterans

Virginia’s governor Glenn Youngkin signed 23 bills highlighting the priorities of Virginia’s military and veteran community.

From the Pentagon

Military Student Sues Armed Forces Over HIV Policy

A military college student said in a lawsuit filed Thursday that armed services officials deemed him unfit for service because he tested positive for HIV.

Virginia Military Institute Faces Lawsuit

A lawsuit has been filed against the Virginia Military Institute and the VMI Board of Visitors, claiming that the military college has violated Governor Glenn Youngkin’s policies that prohibit divisive training.

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