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His leg injury from an accident while on active duty required about 20 surgeries, making him what he called “a professional patient.”

Of note, the majority of the rioters with military backgrounds were veterans, not active duty, meaning they were not under the supervision of the Department of Defense.

Airlines said exceptions will be made for law enforcement officials with proper credentials and active duty military traveling on orders.

There’s a long history in this country of both active duty military and veterans becoming radicalized.

In Trawick’s case, the NYPD said both officers remain on active duty.

Active-duty spies would read him and they talked to him, and often it was hard to tell where fiction and fact diverged.

In an active-duty force of 1.1 million, this equals a reported assault rate of 3.8 per 1,000 service members.

He had left the active duty military and hit what he has since called his personal “rock bottom,” including a suicide attempt.

Active-duty personnel alone amount to more than 1.3 million people, augmented by another 800,000 reservists.

He has continued on active duty and received promotions for time served.

In 1800 he was relieved by St Vincent, and retired from active duty after fifty-nine years' service.

The service now scarcely admitted it, and the active duty apparently restored his health; at all events we now hear no more of it.

His retirement from active duty and long delays in publication greatly handicapped him in producing a satisfactory piece of work.

For three years Hubert was on active duty, when he became one of the unlucky prisoners at Salisbury.

It had evidently been written just before Tom had been called to active duty in the trenches.