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Inside the Pentagon personnel feud that’s roiled the military’s most senior leaders
Ash Carter’s ambitious plan to reform officer career tracks appears all but dead. Here’s how it went off the rails.
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U.S. military operations in Iraq expand on paper, but not on the ground
The number of deployed U.S. troops has fallen since Ash Carter announced plans in April to boost support for the Iraqis.
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U.S. reveals troops on the ground in Yemen
A “small number” of U.S troops are deployed on the ground in Yemen to help fight the al-Qaida affiliate there that was controlling a major port city, a defense official said Friday.
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Military sex assault: Just 4 percent of complaints result in convictions
And the Pentagon says that’s a concern.
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Arming military recruiters: Inside the Pentagon’s agonizing policy review
The indecision has served only to frustrate those in Congress who feel troops have a right to protect themselves.
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The new military retirement system has major flaw, financial experts warn
Financial experts have warned the Pentagon not to shortchange career troops — especially those in the enlisted ranks.
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Why ISIS flow of new recruits has slowed to a trickle
The flow of new Islamic State recruits into Iraqi and Syria has slowed dramatically, reflecting a “fracturing in their morale,” a top U.S. general in Baghdad said Tuesday.
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The U.S. military expansion in Syria: What it is — and isn’t
The new force will comprise 250 American troops who will operate near the front lines of Islamic State territory.
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ISIS pays its troops more if they have sex slaves
Rank-and-file Islamic State militants get paid about $50 per month, but also receive extra money for wives, children, sex slaves and the children of their sex slaves, according to newly disclosed documents.
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Inside the Pentagon personnel feud that’s roiled the military’s most senior leaders
Ash Carter’s ambitious plan to reform officer career tracks appears all but dead. Here’s how it went off the rails.
-
U.S. military operations in Iraq expand on paper, but not on the ground
The number of deployed U.S. troops has fallen since Ash Carter announced plans in April to boost support for the Iraqis.
-
U.S. boots on the ground in Yemen will be ‘short term’
The recent deployment of U.S.
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U.S. reveals troops on the ground in Yemen
A “small number” of U.S troops are deployed on the ground in Yemen to help fight the al-Qaida affiliate there that was controlling a major port city, a defense official said Friday.
-
Military sex assault: Just 4 percent of complaints result in convictions
And the Pentagon says that’s a concern.
-
Arming military recruiters: Inside the Pentagon’s agonizing policy review
The indecision has served only to frustrate those in Congress who feel troops have a right to protect themselves.
-
The new military retirement system has major flaw, financial experts warn
Financial experts have warned the Pentagon not to shortchange career troops — especially those in the enlisted ranks.
-
Why ISIS flow of new recruits has slowed to a trickle
The flow of new Islamic State recruits into Iraqi and Syria has slowed dramatically, reflecting a “fracturing in their morale,” a top U.S. general in Baghdad said Tuesday.
-
The U.S. military expansion in Syria: What it is — and isn’t
The new force will comprise 250 American troops who will operate near the front lines of Islamic State territory.
-
ISIS pays its troops more if they have sex slaves
Rank-and-file Islamic State militants get paid about $50 per month, but also receive extra money for wives, children, sex slaves and the children of their sex slaves, according to newly disclosed documents.
-
Inside the Pentagon personnel feud that’s roiled the military’s most senior leaders
Ash Carter’s ambitious plan to reform officer career tracks appears all but dead. Here’s how it went off the rails.
-
U.S. military operations in Iraq expand on paper, but not on the ground
The number of deployed U.S. troops has fallen since Ash Carter announced plans in April to boost support for the Iraqis.
-
U.S. boots on the ground in Yemen will be ‘short term’
The recent deployment of U.S.
-
U.S. reveals troops on the ground in Yemen
A “small number” of U.S troops are deployed on the ground in Yemen to help fight the al-Qaida affiliate there that was controlling a major port city, a defense official said Friday.
-
Military sex assault: Just 4 percent of complaints result in convictions
And the Pentagon says that’s a concern.
-
Arming military recruiters: Inside the Pentagon’s agonizing policy review
The indecision has served only to frustrate those in Congress who feel troops have a right to protect themselves.
-
The new military retirement system has major flaw, financial experts warn
Financial experts have warned the Pentagon not to shortchange career troops — especially those in the enlisted ranks.
-
Why ISIS flow of new recruits has slowed to a trickle
The flow of new Islamic State recruits into Iraqi and Syria has slowed dramatically, reflecting a “fracturing in their morale,” a top U.S. general in Baghdad said Tuesday.
-
The U.S. military expansion in Syria: What it is — and isn’t
The new force will comprise 250 American troops who will operate near the front lines of Islamic State territory.
-
ISIS pays its troops more if they have sex slaves
Rank-and-file Islamic State militants get paid about $50 per month, but also receive extra money for wives, children, sex slaves and the children of their sex slaves, according to newly disclosed documents.
