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Top US commander in Afghanistan unharmed after attack leaves key Afghan general dead, 2 Americans wounded
The top U.S. general in Afghanistan was present during an attack Thursday that wounded two U.S. troops and killed an Afghan general who was key to holding together the many disparate political groups and security forces in southern Afghanistan.
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SOCOM solicitation for ‘reverse engineered’ foreign weapons sparks Russian anger, warnings
Russian leaders warn U.S. military not to copy Russia’s weapons designs.
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US has limited contact, oversight of Afghan troops and the gear they’ve been given
The Government Accountability Office has found that U.S. advisers almost never interact at the tactical level with conventional Afghan troops.
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Sheriff’s deputies laughed at and filmed Army veteran as he died in a jail cell
The veteran being filmed was 31-year-old Bryan Perry, an Iraq war veteran and Purple Heart recipient.
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Why the CENTCOM chief says a long-term presence in Syria is not a war-footing against Iran
“I don’t think we’re seeking to go to war with Iran,” said Army Gen. Joseph Votel, the chief of U.S. Central Command.
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Secret US base in Somalia is getting some ‘emergency runway repairs’
The new runway repairs appear to be stepping up the capabilities of the airfield at Camp Baledogle, and could be the harbinger of an expanding U.S. foot print in Somalia.
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US service member killed in action in Afghanistan
A U.S. service member was killed in Afghanistan Thursday.The service member was assigned to the NATO Resolute Support mission in the country.
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‘Last pocket of ISIS’ fighters surrounded, DoD official says
U.S. troops and their local partner forces have surrounded what has been called the “last pocket of ISIS resistance,” according to military officials involved in the campaign.
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Iran fires ballistic missiles at Syria militants; Pentagon says coalition troops were at risk
Monday’s strike comes as tensions rise ahead of renewed U.S. sanctions against Iran.
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US military posture in Asia could change if China declares another Air Defense Identification Zone
The U.S. military posture in Asia could be forced to change if China set up another Air Defense Identification Zone in the region, a senior national security official said this week.
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Top US commander in Afghanistan unharmed after attack leaves key Afghan general dead, 2 Americans wounded
The top U.S. general in Afghanistan was present during an attack Thursday that wounded two U.S. troops and killed an Afghan general who was key to holding together the many disparate political groups and security forces in southern Afghanistan.
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SOCOM solicitation for ‘reverse engineered’ foreign weapons sparks Russian anger, warnings
Russian leaders warn U.S. military not to copy Russia’s weapons designs.
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US has limited contact, oversight of Afghan troops and the gear they’ve been given
The Government Accountability Office has found that U.S. advisers almost never interact at the tactical level with conventional Afghan troops.
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Sheriff’s deputies laughed at and filmed Army veteran as he died in a jail cell
The veteran being filmed was 31-year-old Bryan Perry, an Iraq war veteran and Purple Heart recipient.
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Why the CENTCOM chief says a long-term presence in Syria is not a war-footing against Iran
“I don’t think we’re seeking to go to war with Iran,” said Army Gen. Joseph Votel, the chief of U.S. Central Command.
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Secret US base in Somalia is getting some ‘emergency runway repairs’
The new runway repairs appear to be stepping up the capabilities of the airfield at Camp Baledogle, and could be the harbinger of an expanding U.S. foot print in Somalia.
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US service member killed in action in Afghanistan
A U.S. service member was killed in Afghanistan Thursday.The service member was assigned to the NATO Resolute Support mission in the country.
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‘Last pocket of ISIS’ fighters surrounded, DoD official says
U.S. troops and their local partner forces have surrounded what has been called the “last pocket of ISIS resistance,” according to military officials involved in the campaign.
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Iran fires ballistic missiles at Syria militants; Pentagon says coalition troops were at risk
Monday’s strike comes as tensions rise ahead of renewed U.S. sanctions against Iran.
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US military posture in Asia could change if China declares another Air Defense Identification Zone
The U.S. military posture in Asia could be forced to change if China set up another Air Defense Identification Zone in the region, a senior national security official said this week.
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Top US commander in Afghanistan unharmed after attack leaves key Afghan general dead, 2 Americans wounded
The top U.S. general in Afghanistan was present during an attack Thursday that wounded two U.S. troops and killed an Afghan general who was key to holding together the many disparate political groups and security forces in southern Afghanistan.
-
SOCOM solicitation for ‘reverse engineered’ foreign weapons sparks Russian anger, warnings
Russian leaders warn U.S. military not to copy Russia’s weapons designs.
-
US has limited contact, oversight of Afghan troops and the gear they’ve been given
The Government Accountability Office has found that U.S. advisers almost never interact at the tactical level with conventional Afghan troops.
-
Sheriff’s deputies laughed at and filmed Army veteran as he died in a jail cell
The veteran being filmed was 31-year-old Bryan Perry, an Iraq war veteran and Purple Heart recipient.
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Why the CENTCOM chief says a long-term presence in Syria is not a war-footing against Iran
“I don’t think we’re seeking to go to war with Iran,” said Army Gen. Joseph Votel, the chief of U.S. Central Command.
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Secret US base in Somalia is getting some ‘emergency runway repairs’
The new runway repairs appear to be stepping up the capabilities of the airfield at Camp Baledogle, and could be the harbinger of an expanding U.S. foot print in Somalia.
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US service member killed in action in Afghanistan
A U.S. service member was killed in Afghanistan Thursday.The service member was assigned to the NATO Resolute Support mission in the country.
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‘Last pocket of ISIS’ fighters surrounded, DoD official says
U.S. troops and their local partner forces have surrounded what has been called the “last pocket of ISIS resistance,” according to military officials involved in the campaign.
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Iran fires ballistic missiles at Syria militants; Pentagon says coalition troops were at risk
Monday’s strike comes as tensions rise ahead of renewed U.S. sanctions against Iran.
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US military posture in Asia could change if China declares another Air Defense Identification Zone
The U.S. military posture in Asia could be forced to change if China set up another Air Defense Identification Zone in the region, a senior national security official said this week.
