John Vandiver is a journalist at Stars and Stripes. He covers U.S. military activities with a specific focus on Europe and Africa, exploring themes related to security, public safety, and social issues. John has been featured in notable publications such as Military.com, RealClearDefense, and the New Hampshire Union Leader.
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John Vandiver's articles predominantly cover government and politics, especially in relation to military affairs, international relations, and the activities of US troops abroad. His focus on government announcements suggests that he is likely to be responsive to pitches related to official statements or policy changes from relevant authorities.
Given his coverage of evolving stories and breaking news within the military domain, potential sources could include individuals with direct knowledge or involvement in key events such as military operations, international diplomacy involving the US military presence abroad, or experts who can provide insightful commentary on geopolitical developments impacting US troops and their missions worldwide.
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By: John Vandiver
A pilot program that allows overseas Defense Department civilians to remain abroad past the so-called "five-year rule" made its way into the final
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Airman 1st Class Isaac John holds his position during a field training exercise at Stanford Training Area, England, in 2022.
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By John Vandiver Stars and Stripes • December 10, 2024 Gen. Christopher Donahue receives the U.S.
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By John Vandiver Stars and Stripes • December 12, 2024
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By John Vandiver Stars and Stripes • December 12, 2024
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A new report issued by the U.S. Helsinki Commission found about 150 instances of sabotage and other hybrid actions believed to have been carried
NATO fighters scrambled seven times during the past week to track down Russian military aircraft violating international aviation regulations over the Baltic Sea, allied defense officials said.
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A soldier sets up a government-issued cellphone in 2020. U.S. European Command and segments of U.S.
A new NATO-led command designed to support Ukraine is up and running in Wiesbaden, Germany, taking over an effort previously overseen by American forces.
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Army M2A3 Bradley Fighting Vehicles are offloaded from a cargo vessel at the port of Alexandroupolis, Greece, in March 2024.
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