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No signs ISIS fleeing to Libya
The terror group is still reeling from its defeat in Sirte last December.
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US troops lack support despite expanding mission in Africa
A once shadowy mission in the Sahel region of western and north-central Africa has been illuminated since the attack that killed four U.S. soldiers in Niger.
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Sexual assault reports in military have sharply increased since 2013
A new Defense Department report says there were 6,153 reports of alleged sexual assault in fiscal 2016.
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Last urban area in Iraq liberated from ISIS
The liberation comes as ISIS forces have crumbled since losing Mosul in mid-July, but despite the fall of the town of Rawa now, the terror group has not been defeated.
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DoD accidentally retweets post calling for Trump to resign
The Defense Department accidentally retweeted a Twitter post calling for President Trump to resign from office.
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Surge in Afghanistan is underway; 14,000 US troops now in country
Most of the additional 3,500 troops that the Trump administration planned to deploy are now in Afghanistan.
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Did US soldiers caught in Niger ambush fall into enemy hands?
Interviews with local villagers have cast a disturbing story of U.S. troops outnumbered, outgunned and alone the night a force of nearly 200 enemy forces launched a well-coordinated attack using trucks, motorbikes and heavy weapons.
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Opium production up 87 percent in Afghanistan
Opium production is at record highs in Afghanistan despite an increase in poppy eradication, which is likely to fuel more instability and violence in the region.
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US drone strike in Somalia kills al-Shabab militants
More than 40 ISIS and al-Shabab militants have been killed in U.S. strikes since Nov.3.
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Russian Ministry of Defense posts video game screenshot as evidence of US collusion with ISIS
The Russian MOD claims the U.S. military helped provide cover to an ISIS convoy fleeing the Syrian town of Abu Kamal on Nov. 9.
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No signs ISIS fleeing to Libya
The terror group is still reeling from its defeat in Sirte last December.
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US troops lack support despite expanding mission in Africa
A once shadowy mission in the Sahel region of western and north-central Africa has been illuminated since the attack that killed four U.S. soldiers in Niger.
-
Sexual assault reports in military have sharply increased since 2013
A new Defense Department report says there were 6,153 reports of alleged sexual assault in fiscal 2016.
-
Last urban area in Iraq liberated from ISIS
The liberation comes as ISIS forces have crumbled since losing Mosul in mid-July, but despite the fall of the town of Rawa now, the terror group has not been defeated.
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DoD accidentally retweets post calling for Trump to resign
The Defense Department accidentally retweeted a Twitter post calling for President Trump to resign from office.
-
Surge in Afghanistan is underway; 14,000 US troops now in country
Most of the additional 3,500 troops that the Trump administration planned to deploy are now in Afghanistan.
-
Did US soldiers caught in Niger ambush fall into enemy hands?
Interviews with local villagers have cast a disturbing story of U.S. troops outnumbered, outgunned and alone the night a force of nearly 200 enemy forces launched a well-coordinated attack using trucks, motorbikes and heavy weapons.
-
Opium production up 87 percent in Afghanistan
Opium production is at record highs in Afghanistan despite an increase in poppy eradication, which is likely to fuel more instability and violence in the region.
-
US drone strike in Somalia kills al-Shabab militants
More than 40 ISIS and al-Shabab militants have been killed in U.S. strikes since Nov.3.
-
Russian Ministry of Defense posts video game screenshot as evidence of US collusion with ISIS
The Russian MOD claims the U.S. military helped provide cover to an ISIS convoy fleeing the Syrian town of Abu Kamal on Nov. 9.
-
No signs ISIS fleeing to Libya
The terror group is still reeling from its defeat in Sirte last December.
-
US troops lack support despite expanding mission in Africa
A once shadowy mission in the Sahel region of western and north-central Africa has been illuminated since the attack that killed four U.S. soldiers in Niger.
-
Sexual assault reports in military have sharply increased since 2013
A new Defense Department report says there were 6,153 reports of alleged sexual assault in fiscal 2016.
-
Last urban area in Iraq liberated from ISIS
The liberation comes as ISIS forces have crumbled since losing Mosul in mid-July, but despite the fall of the town of Rawa now, the terror group has not been defeated.
-
DoD accidentally retweets post calling for Trump to resign
The Defense Department accidentally retweeted a Twitter post calling for President Trump to resign from office.
-
Surge in Afghanistan is underway; 14,000 US troops now in country
Most of the additional 3,500 troops that the Trump administration planned to deploy are now in Afghanistan.
-
Did US soldiers caught in Niger ambush fall into enemy hands?
Interviews with local villagers have cast a disturbing story of U.S. troops outnumbered, outgunned and alone the night a force of nearly 200 enemy forces launched a well-coordinated attack using trucks, motorbikes and heavy weapons.
-
Opium production up 87 percent in Afghanistan
Opium production is at record highs in Afghanistan despite an increase in poppy eradication, which is likely to fuel more instability and violence in the region.
-
US drone strike in Somalia kills al-Shabab militants
More than 40 ISIS and al-Shabab militants have been killed in U.S. strikes since Nov.3.
-
Russian Ministry of Defense posts video game screenshot as evidence of US collusion with ISIS
The Russian MOD claims the U.S. military helped provide cover to an ISIS convoy fleeing the Syrian town of Abu Kamal on Nov. 9.
