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Report: Strangled Green Beret may have discovered SEALs’ illicit cash scheme
An Army Special Forces soldier may have discovered an alleged illicit cash scheme before his death in Mali.
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Afghan plan focuses on pushing Taliban to the bargaining table
The key to Afghan success is regional ties, pushing Pakistan and getting the Taliban to negotiate, experts told Congress.
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Experts warn against partnering with Russia in counterterrorism fight
Russia’s aim is to undermine the United States at every turn, experts warned.
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SEALs in Green Beret death changed their stories during the investigation
Two Navy SEALs under investigation in the death of an Army Green Beret in Africa changed their story to investigators from when the death was first reported to after the autopsy revealed that the soldier had died of “homicide by asphyxiation.”
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Air Force colonel confines Marine general to quarters in USS Cole trial
Marine general faces confinement after Air Force colonel finds him in contempt for refusing to testify in USS Cole bombing trial.
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NCIS investigates two SEALs in Green Beret’s strangulation death in Africa
Two Navy SEALs are being investigated in connection to the strangulation death of an Army Green Beret in a house the three shared while on assignment in Mali.
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Logisticians need to get deceptive, supplies must be distributed
Conventional forces will need to think and act like special operations forces when it comes to supplying troops.
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4-star: Multi-domain battle will fundamentally change how the Army, other services fight
Multi-domain battle, unveiled a year ago by Gen. David Perkins, the top officer at TRADOC, forces the Army to look beyond ground warfare as it prepares to fight on an increasingly complex and unpredictable battlefield.
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If Russia started World War III, here’s how it would go down
The U.S. and NATO forces on Europe’s eastern border are vastly outnumbered by the Russian military and could be quickly overwhelmed if Moscow mounted an aggressive assault into the Baltic region.
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What’s Putin up to? The Russian military buildup in Europe raises tension.
With thousands of troops and tanks moving toward the Suwalki Gap and the Baltic Sea, the Russian military exercise that starts this week is fueling fears of confrontation with the U.S. and its NATO allies.
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Report: Strangled Green Beret may have discovered SEALs’ illicit cash scheme
An Army Special Forces soldier may have discovered an alleged illicit cash scheme before his death in Mali.
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Afghan plan focuses on pushing Taliban to the bargaining table
The key to Afghan success is regional ties, pushing Pakistan and getting the Taliban to negotiate, experts told Congress.
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Experts warn against partnering with Russia in counterterrorism fight
Russia’s aim is to undermine the United States at every turn, experts warned.
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SEALs in Green Beret death changed their stories during the investigation
Two Navy SEALs under investigation in the death of an Army Green Beret in Africa changed their story to investigators from when the death was first reported to after the autopsy revealed that the soldier had died of “homicide by asphyxiation.”
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Air Force colonel confines Marine general to quarters in USS Cole trial
Marine general faces confinement after Air Force colonel finds him in contempt for refusing to testify in USS Cole bombing trial.
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NCIS investigates two SEALs in Green Beret’s strangulation death in Africa
Two Navy SEALs are being investigated in connection to the strangulation death of an Army Green Beret in a house the three shared while on assignment in Mali.
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Logisticians need to get deceptive, supplies must be distributed
Conventional forces will need to think and act like special operations forces when it comes to supplying troops.
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4-star: Multi-domain battle will fundamentally change how the Army, other services fight
Multi-domain battle, unveiled a year ago by Gen. David Perkins, the top officer at TRADOC, forces the Army to look beyond ground warfare as it prepares to fight on an increasingly complex and unpredictable battlefield.
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If Russia started World War III, here’s how it would go down
The U.S. and NATO forces on Europe’s eastern border are vastly outnumbered by the Russian military and could be quickly overwhelmed if Moscow mounted an aggressive assault into the Baltic region.
-
What’s Putin up to? The Russian military buildup in Europe raises tension.
With thousands of troops and tanks moving toward the Suwalki Gap and the Baltic Sea, the Russian military exercise that starts this week is fueling fears of confrontation with the U.S. and its NATO allies.
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Report: Strangled Green Beret may have discovered SEALs’ illicit cash scheme
An Army Special Forces soldier may have discovered an alleged illicit cash scheme before his death in Mali.
-
Afghan plan focuses on pushing Taliban to the bargaining table
The key to Afghan success is regional ties, pushing Pakistan and getting the Taliban to negotiate, experts told Congress.
-
Experts warn against partnering with Russia in counterterrorism fight
Russia’s aim is to undermine the United States at every turn, experts warned.
-
SEALs in Green Beret death changed their stories during the investigation
Two Navy SEALs under investigation in the death of an Army Green Beret in Africa changed their story to investigators from when the death was first reported to after the autopsy revealed that the soldier had died of “homicide by asphyxiation.”
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Air Force colonel confines Marine general to quarters in USS Cole trial
Marine general faces confinement after Air Force colonel finds him in contempt for refusing to testify in USS Cole bombing trial.
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NCIS investigates two SEALs in Green Beret’s strangulation death in Africa
Two Navy SEALs are being investigated in connection to the strangulation death of an Army Green Beret in a house the three shared while on assignment in Mali.
-
Logisticians need to get deceptive, supplies must be distributed
Conventional forces will need to think and act like special operations forces when it comes to supplying troops.
-
4-star: Multi-domain battle will fundamentally change how the Army, other services fight
Multi-domain battle, unveiled a year ago by Gen. David Perkins, the top officer at TRADOC, forces the Army to look beyond ground warfare as it prepares to fight on an increasingly complex and unpredictable battlefield.
-
If Russia started World War III, here’s how it would go down
The U.S. and NATO forces on Europe’s eastern border are vastly outnumbered by the Russian military and could be quickly overwhelmed if Moscow mounted an aggressive assault into the Baltic region.
-
What’s Putin up to? The Russian military buildup in Europe raises tension.
With thousands of troops and tanks moving toward the Suwalki Gap and the Baltic Sea, the Russian military exercise that starts this week is fueling fears of confrontation with the U.S. and its NATO allies.
