Jeff Schogol is a senior staff writer at Task & Purpose. He reports on the Defense Department and its individual services, focusing on topics such as personnel, policy, military justice, deployments, and technology, with a keen interest in security and law enforcement themes. His work has been featured in notable publications including GlobalResearch, Lexington Herald-Leader, and RealClearDefense.
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By: Jeff Schogol
Vice President-elect JD Vance has invited Marine veteran Daniel Penny to be his guest at this year's Army-Navy football game on Saturday, Vance confirmed on social media. Penny was found not guilty this week of criminally negligent homicide in an incident in which he choked a homeless man to death on a New York City subway, believing the man was a threat to other passengers.
The Navy has dismissed the cases against two SEAL commanders who had been told they would face boards of inquiry in connection with the Feb. 4, 2022 death of SEAL candidate Kyle Mullen, lawyers for the two commanders said.
By: Jeff Schogol
The cost of veterans benefits has come under scrutiny, raising concerns about what budgetary cuts could mean for vets.
By: Jeff Schogol
The plane honors Maj. Gen. Donald Strait, a World War II ace and Silver Star recipient. But he called himself the "Jersey Jerk."
Tom Cruise was honored for his service to the Navy, which increased the recruitment of pilots in the 1980s and 1990s.
By: Jeff Schogol
Most people might find the International Space Station's crew quarters to be a little cramped, but not Marine Lt. Col. Jasmin Moghbeli, a NASA astronaut who returned in March from six months in space.
By: Jeff Schogol
Roughly 2,000 U.S. troops deployed to Syria would be among the American service members who wouldn't get paid during a shutdown.
By: Jeff Schogol
Junior enlisted troops are set to get a 14.5% pay raise and the drone hysteria sweeping the U.S. continues, even as officials call for calm.
By: Jeff Schogol
An entry in a Marine's service record from 1926 shows that even though the Corps has come a long way in 100 years, Marines are always gonna Marine.
By: Jeff Schogol
Once again, the Pentagon has acknowledged that its footprint in the Middle East is bigger than it has claimed for years. In fact, after years of claiming that the total number of service members deployed to Iraq and Syria was about 3,400, the Pentagon acknowledged this week that 4,500 U.S. troops are in the two countries this holiday season.
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