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Marine Raiders facing murder charges had deeper involvement in Green Beret’s death than previously reported
Four special operators face the same charges related to the death, but one of the defendants has been identified as having held the Army staff sergeant in the chokehold that killed him.
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Report: Enemy attacks decrease in Afghanistan but airstrikes, deaths rise as urban centers remain vulnerable
A gap in security assistance between Army unit rotations is raising concerns.
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Murder charges filed against Navy, Marine special operators in incident that killed Green Beret in Africa
The four defendants will face an Article 32 hearing on Dec. 10.
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US officials believe former Marine captain held hostage in Syria for 6 years is still alive
Officials wouldn’t comment on specifics, but vowed to do everything they could to free the 37-year-old Marine veteran and freelance journalist.
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This classified operation supports the Saudi military campaign in Yemen
Three new classified operations are part of larger efforts to defeat ISIS and al-Qaida.
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Navy completes investigation into death of Green Beret in Mali — here’s what happens next
Marine Raiders were also questioned about what happened in the shared housing on the night of Staff Sgt. Logan Melgar’s death.
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Report reveals previously secret operations in Africa
The operations focus on counterinsurgency and counterterrorism operations against both ISIS and al-Qaida.
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Why a self-reliant Iraqi military may take ‘years, if not decades’ and could require a ‘generation’ to reform
ISIS fighters have shifted from cities to increased violent attacks in rural areas, including regular assassinations of tribal leaders and village elders.
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Active-duty retention success hurts Reserve and Guard recruiting
Retention is also up in the reserve forces but recruiting is down and active recruiting may not meet increased needs, creating further manpower challenges.
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The Marine Corps is buying new body armor as it works to upgrade the fit, feel and protection of vital gear
The new inserts and carriers provide a better fit for greater mobility.
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Marine Raiders facing murder charges had deeper involvement in Green Beret’s death than previously reported
Four special operators face the same charges related to the death, but one of the defendants has been identified as having held the Army staff sergeant in the chokehold that killed him.
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Report: Enemy attacks decrease in Afghanistan but airstrikes, deaths rise as urban centers remain vulnerable
A gap in security assistance between Army unit rotations is raising concerns.
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Murder charges filed against Navy, Marine special operators in incident that killed Green Beret in Africa
The four defendants will face an Article 32 hearing on Dec. 10.
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US officials believe former Marine captain held hostage in Syria for 6 years is still alive
Officials wouldn’t comment on specifics, but vowed to do everything they could to free the 37-year-old Marine veteran and freelance journalist.
-
This classified operation supports the Saudi military campaign in Yemen
Three new classified operations are part of larger efforts to defeat ISIS and al-Qaida.
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Navy completes investigation into death of Green Beret in Mali — here’s what happens next
Marine Raiders were also questioned about what happened in the shared housing on the night of Staff Sgt. Logan Melgar’s death.
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Report reveals previously secret operations in Africa
The operations focus on counterinsurgency and counterterrorism operations against both ISIS and al-Qaida.
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Why a self-reliant Iraqi military may take ‘years, if not decades’ and could require a ‘generation’ to reform
ISIS fighters have shifted from cities to increased violent attacks in rural areas, including regular assassinations of tribal leaders and village elders.
-
Active-duty retention success hurts Reserve and Guard recruiting
Retention is also up in the reserve forces but recruiting is down and active recruiting may not meet increased needs, creating further manpower challenges.
-
The Marine Corps is buying new body armor as it works to upgrade the fit, feel and protection of vital gear
The new inserts and carriers provide a better fit for greater mobility.
-
Marine Raiders facing murder charges had deeper involvement in Green Beret’s death than previously reported
Four special operators face the same charges related to the death, but one of the defendants has been identified as having held the Army staff sergeant in the chokehold that killed him.
-
Report: Enemy attacks decrease in Afghanistan but airstrikes, deaths rise as urban centers remain vulnerable
A gap in security assistance between Army unit rotations is raising concerns.
-
Murder charges filed against Navy, Marine special operators in incident that killed Green Beret in Africa
The four defendants will face an Article 32 hearing on Dec. 10.
-
US officials believe former Marine captain held hostage in Syria for 6 years is still alive
Officials wouldn’t comment on specifics, but vowed to do everything they could to free the 37-year-old Marine veteran and freelance journalist.
-
This classified operation supports the Saudi military campaign in Yemen
Three new classified operations are part of larger efforts to defeat ISIS and al-Qaida.
-
Navy completes investigation into death of Green Beret in Mali — here’s what happens next
Marine Raiders were also questioned about what happened in the shared housing on the night of Staff Sgt. Logan Melgar’s death.
-
Report reveals previously secret operations in Africa
The operations focus on counterinsurgency and counterterrorism operations against both ISIS and al-Qaida.
-
Why a self-reliant Iraqi military may take ‘years, if not decades’ and could require a ‘generation’ to reform
ISIS fighters have shifted from cities to increased violent attacks in rural areas, including regular assassinations of tribal leaders and village elders.
-
Active-duty retention success hurts Reserve and Guard recruiting
Retention is also up in the reserve forces but recruiting is down and active recruiting may not meet increased needs, creating further manpower challenges.
-
The Marine Corps is buying new body armor as it works to upgrade the fit, feel and protection of vital gear
The new inserts and carriers provide a better fit for greater mobility.
