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The 4 big takeaways from Ash Carter’s new push for military personnel reform
The plan to overhaul the military personnel system that Defense Secretary Ash Carter announced Thursday would end the “one-size-fits-all” promotion system for military officers and clear the way for far more diverse options in military career tracks.
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Without solid training options, mysterious Cyber Command remains a work in progress
Next priority: a permanent range for units to practice new tactics, test new weaponry and fight hypothetical enemies.
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The U.S. is intensifying its military mission in Yemen
Washington’s effort to undermine Iranian-backed rebels also includes a small team of American ground troops
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The Pentagon has banned troops in Syria from wearing these Kurdish militia patches
The order comes after photos surfaced showing U.S. commandos’ partnership with the Kurdish People’s Protection Forces.
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American Green Berets in Syria are wearing Kurdish militia insignia on their uniforms
New images also raise questions as to how close U.S. commandos are to front-line combat operations.
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No U.S. combat advisers for Fallujah invasion
However, the U.S. will continue to provide airstrikes for the Iraqi troops.
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What comes next for Obama’s unfinished mission in Afghanistan
Odds are, the next president will have to figure out how America’s longest war ends. Here’s why
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The U.S. military is trying to psych out ISIS by letter bombing its capital in Syria
A spokesman for the U.S. campaign against the Islamic State said an American-backed rebel group will target Raqqa soon.
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U.S. to Iraq: Fight ISIS on front lines despite Baghdad attacks
U.S. commanders in Iraq are urging the Iraqis to keep up the fight against the Islamic State group rather than consolidate their military forces in Baghdad.
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No need for more U.S. troops in Iraq, Pentagon says
The Iraqi Army does not need additional U.S. forces right now, top defense officials say.
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The 4 big takeaways from Ash Carter’s new push for military personnel reform
The plan to overhaul the military personnel system that Defense Secretary Ash Carter announced Thursday would end the “one-size-fits-all” promotion system for military officers and clear the way for far more diverse options in military career tracks.
-
Without solid training options, mysterious Cyber Command remains a work in progress
Next priority: a permanent range for units to practice new tactics, test new weaponry and fight hypothetical enemies.
-
The U.S. is intensifying its military mission in Yemen
Washington’s effort to undermine Iranian-backed rebels also includes a small team of American ground troops
-
The Pentagon has banned troops in Syria from wearing these Kurdish militia patches
The order comes after photos surfaced showing U.S. commandos’ partnership with the Kurdish People’s Protection Forces.
-
American Green Berets in Syria are wearing Kurdish militia insignia on their uniforms
New images also raise questions as to how close U.S. commandos are to front-line combat operations.
-
No U.S. combat advisers for Fallujah invasion
However, the U.S. will continue to provide airstrikes for the Iraqi troops.
-
What comes next for Obama’s unfinished mission in Afghanistan
Odds are, the next president will have to figure out how America’s longest war ends. Here’s why
-
The U.S. military is trying to psych out ISIS by letter bombing its capital in Syria
A spokesman for the U.S. campaign against the Islamic State said an American-backed rebel group will target Raqqa soon.
-
U.S. to Iraq: Fight ISIS on front lines despite Baghdad attacks
U.S. commanders in Iraq are urging the Iraqis to keep up the fight against the Islamic State group rather than consolidate their military forces in Baghdad.
-
No need for more U.S. troops in Iraq, Pentagon says
The Iraqi Army does not need additional U.S. forces right now, top defense officials say.
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The 4 big takeaways from Ash Carter’s new push for military personnel reform
The plan to overhaul the military personnel system that Defense Secretary Ash Carter announced Thursday would end the “one-size-fits-all” promotion system for military officers and clear the way for far more diverse options in military career tracks.
-
Without solid training options, mysterious Cyber Command remains a work in progress
Next priority: a permanent range for units to practice new tactics, test new weaponry and fight hypothetical enemies.
-
The U.S. is intensifying its military mission in Yemen
Washington’s effort to undermine Iranian-backed rebels also includes a small team of American ground troops
-
The Pentagon has banned troops in Syria from wearing these Kurdish militia patches
The order comes after photos surfaced showing U.S. commandos’ partnership with the Kurdish People’s Protection Forces.
-
American Green Berets in Syria are wearing Kurdish militia insignia on their uniforms
New images also raise questions as to how close U.S. commandos are to front-line combat operations.
-
No U.S. combat advisers for Fallujah invasion
However, the U.S. will continue to provide airstrikes for the Iraqi troops.
-
What comes next for Obama’s unfinished mission in Afghanistan
Odds are, the next president will have to figure out how America’s longest war ends. Here’s why
-
The U.S. military is trying to psych out ISIS by letter bombing its capital in Syria
A spokesman for the U.S. campaign against the Islamic State said an American-backed rebel group will target Raqqa soon.
-
U.S. to Iraq: Fight ISIS on front lines despite Baghdad attacks
U.S. commanders in Iraq are urging the Iraqis to keep up the fight against the Islamic State group rather than consolidate their military forces in Baghdad.
-
No need for more U.S. troops in Iraq, Pentagon says
The Iraqi Army does not need additional U.S. forces right now, top defense officials say.
