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For the first time, an Air Force officer may lead Joint Special Operations Command
Joint Special Operations Command, or JSOC, will likely be led by an Air Force officer for the first time since the shadowy group was born out of the Iran hostage crisis in 1980.
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US-backed Syrian fighters spotted in MRAPs prior to ISIS assault
Kurdish forces, called the People’s Protection Units, or YPG, flaunted a mine-resistant ambush protected vehicle over social media Tuesday — an up-armored gun truck specifically designed to resist improvised explosive devices, but not previously authorized for provision to U.S.-backed forces.
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DoD exploring medevac options for special operations forces within Yemen
The U.S. military is looking for contractors to provide airborne casualty evacuation services for special operations forces working “primarily within Yemen.”
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Army Green Berets reportedly helped destroy missile threats on Saudi border
Late last year, a team of Green Berets allegedly arrived in Saudi Arabia to help locate and destroy caches of ballistic missiles and launch sites along the country’s border with Yemen.
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US, French troops seen conducting joint patrol in Manbij, Syria
Pictures and video surfaced Monday showing U.S. and French forces conducting a joint patrol in the northern Syria town of Manbij.
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Afghan insurgency and US casualties remain at highest level since 2015
In Afghanistan, insurgency groups’ control over districts is at its highest level since SIGAR began receiving district control data in November 2015.
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DoD identifies US soldier killed in Afghanistan by small arms fire
The U.S. soldier killed in action in eastern Afghanistan was identified Tuesday as Spc. Gabriel Conde of Loveland, Colorado.
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VA hospital launches investigation after patient was put in an ‘unsanitary’ room
The father of an Army veteran sparked an investigation by a Veterans Affairs clinic in Salt Lake City, Utah, after he posted photos of “unsanitary” conditions in a patient room his son was seen in.
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Car bomb wounds eight Romanian troops, multiple civilians in Afghanistan
Eight service members were wounded Monday by a vehicle-borne improvised explosive device in the Daman district of Kandahar province, Afghanistan.
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How the US dropped more munitions in Afghanistan this year than it has since the height of the war
U.S. Forces-Afghanistan (USFOR-A) has dropped more munitions in the first three months of this year than during the same time period in 2011 — a time widely considered the height of the war in Afghanistan.
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For the first time, an Air Force officer may lead Joint Special Operations Command
Joint Special Operations Command, or JSOC, will likely be led by an Air Force officer for the first time since the shadowy group was born out of the Iran hostage crisis in 1980.
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US-backed Syrian fighters spotted in MRAPs prior to ISIS assault
Kurdish forces, called the People’s Protection Units, or YPG, flaunted a mine-resistant ambush protected vehicle over social media Tuesday — an up-armored gun truck specifically designed to resist improvised explosive devices, but not previously authorized for provision to U.S.-backed forces.
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DoD exploring medevac options for special operations forces within Yemen
The U.S. military is looking for contractors to provide airborne casualty evacuation services for special operations forces working “primarily within Yemen.”
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Army Green Berets reportedly helped destroy missile threats on Saudi border
Late last year, a team of Green Berets allegedly arrived in Saudi Arabia to help locate and destroy caches of ballistic missiles and launch sites along the country’s border with Yemen.
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US, French troops seen conducting joint patrol in Manbij, Syria
Pictures and video surfaced Monday showing U.S. and French forces conducting a joint patrol in the northern Syria town of Manbij.
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Afghan insurgency and US casualties remain at highest level since 2015
In Afghanistan, insurgency groups’ control over districts is at its highest level since SIGAR began receiving district control data in November 2015.
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DoD identifies US soldier killed in Afghanistan by small arms fire
The U.S. soldier killed in action in eastern Afghanistan was identified Tuesday as Spc. Gabriel Conde of Loveland, Colorado.
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VA hospital launches investigation after patient was put in an ‘unsanitary’ room
The father of an Army veteran sparked an investigation by a Veterans Affairs clinic in Salt Lake City, Utah, after he posted photos of “unsanitary” conditions in a patient room his son was seen in.
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Car bomb wounds eight Romanian troops, multiple civilians in Afghanistan
Eight service members were wounded Monday by a vehicle-borne improvised explosive device in the Daman district of Kandahar province, Afghanistan.
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How the US dropped more munitions in Afghanistan this year than it has since the height of the war
U.S. Forces-Afghanistan (USFOR-A) has dropped more munitions in the first three months of this year than during the same time period in 2011 — a time widely considered the height of the war in Afghanistan.
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For the first time, an Air Force officer may lead Joint Special Operations Command
Joint Special Operations Command, or JSOC, will likely be led by an Air Force officer for the first time since the shadowy group was born out of the Iran hostage crisis in 1980.
-
US-backed Syrian fighters spotted in MRAPs prior to ISIS assault
Kurdish forces, called the People’s Protection Units, or YPG, flaunted a mine-resistant ambush protected vehicle over social media Tuesday — an up-armored gun truck specifically designed to resist improvised explosive devices, but not previously authorized for provision to U.S.-backed forces.
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DoD exploring medevac options for special operations forces within Yemen
The U.S. military is looking for contractors to provide airborne casualty evacuation services for special operations forces working “primarily within Yemen.”
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Army Green Berets reportedly helped destroy missile threats on Saudi border
Late last year, a team of Green Berets allegedly arrived in Saudi Arabia to help locate and destroy caches of ballistic missiles and launch sites along the country’s border with Yemen.
-
US, French troops seen conducting joint patrol in Manbij, Syria
Pictures and video surfaced Monday showing U.S. and French forces conducting a joint patrol in the northern Syria town of Manbij.
-
Afghan insurgency and US casualties remain at highest level since 2015
In Afghanistan, insurgency groups’ control over districts is at its highest level since SIGAR began receiving district control data in November 2015.
-
DoD identifies US soldier killed in Afghanistan by small arms fire
The U.S. soldier killed in action in eastern Afghanistan was identified Tuesday as Spc. Gabriel Conde of Loveland, Colorado.
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VA hospital launches investigation after patient was put in an ‘unsanitary’ room
The father of an Army veteran sparked an investigation by a Veterans Affairs clinic in Salt Lake City, Utah, after he posted photos of “unsanitary” conditions in a patient room his son was seen in.
-
Car bomb wounds eight Romanian troops, multiple civilians in Afghanistan
Eight service members were wounded Monday by a vehicle-borne improvised explosive device in the Daman district of Kandahar province, Afghanistan.
-
How the US dropped more munitions in Afghanistan this year than it has since the height of the war
U.S. Forces-Afghanistan (USFOR-A) has dropped more munitions in the first three months of this year than during the same time period in 2011 — a time widely considered the height of the war in Afghanistan.
