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1 in 3 Iraqis thinks the U.S. is supporting ISIS. Seriously.
Nearly one in three Iraqis thinks the United States is secretly supporting the Islamic State group, according to new internal U.S. government polling.
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Near ISIS front, U.S. Marine artillerymen ‘fire every day’
Day-to-day life in Iraq is busy for the 100-plus U.S. Marine artillerymen who are forward deployed at a firebase near the Islamic State group’s front lines southeast of Mosul.
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U.S. Cyber Command should be combatant command, DoD’s top cyber warrior says
The head of U.S. Cyber Command told Congress that his command should be elevated to become its own unified combatant command, a move that would make it one of the most powerful institutions in the Defense Department.
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The Pentagon doesn’t know who’s in charge for responding to a massive cyber attack
One DoD policy says Northern Command should take charge. Another says Cyber Command.
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Defense Secretary Carter unveils $317M initiative for high-tech textiles at MIT
Defense Secretary Ash Carter on Friday will announce a new $317 million initiative to develop high-tech fibers and textiles that could eventually store battery power, advanced computer circuitry and health sensors in troops’ clothing.
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This is the U.S. military’s new medal for troops fighting ISIS
The Pentagon has created a new medal to honor the thousands of U.S. troops who have deployed to Iraq or Syria to support operations against Islamic State militants.
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Army plans 9-month deployments for armored brigades in Europe
The U.S. Army in Europe will have a permanent footprint of three fully manned brigades on the continent by next February, defense officials announced Wednesday.
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U.S. military dependents ordered to leave Turkey
The DoD on Tuesday ordered the evacuation of hundreds of military and civilian dependents from Turkey due to increased concerns about security.
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At West Point, millennial cadets say rigid military career tracks are outdated
Defense Secretary Ash Carter vowed to modernize the military personnel system, but change is proving tough to implement.
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The Pentagon is planning to send more combat troops into Iraq
The moves comes as Iraqi forces launch an offensive to clear the Islamic State from its stronghold in Mosul.
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1 in 3 Iraqis thinks the U.S. is supporting ISIS. Seriously.
Nearly one in three Iraqis thinks the United States is secretly supporting the Islamic State group, according to new internal U.S. government polling.
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Near ISIS front, U.S. Marine artillerymen ‘fire every day’
Day-to-day life in Iraq is busy for the 100-plus U.S. Marine artillerymen who are forward deployed at a firebase near the Islamic State group’s front lines southeast of Mosul.
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U.S. Cyber Command should be combatant command, DoD’s top cyber warrior says
The head of U.S. Cyber Command told Congress that his command should be elevated to become its own unified combatant command, a move that would make it one of the most powerful institutions in the Defense Department.
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The Pentagon doesn’t know who’s in charge for responding to a massive cyber attack
One DoD policy says Northern Command should take charge. Another says Cyber Command.
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Defense Secretary Carter unveils $317M initiative for high-tech textiles at MIT
Defense Secretary Ash Carter on Friday will announce a new $317 million initiative to develop high-tech fibers and textiles that could eventually store battery power, advanced computer circuitry and health sensors in troops’ clothing.
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This is the U.S. military’s new medal for troops fighting ISIS
The Pentagon has created a new medal to honor the thousands of U.S. troops who have deployed to Iraq or Syria to support operations against Islamic State militants.
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Army plans 9-month deployments for armored brigades in Europe
The U.S. Army in Europe will have a permanent footprint of three fully manned brigades on the continent by next February, defense officials announced Wednesday.
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U.S. military dependents ordered to leave Turkey
The DoD on Tuesday ordered the evacuation of hundreds of military and civilian dependents from Turkey due to increased concerns about security.
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At West Point, millennial cadets say rigid military career tracks are outdated
Defense Secretary Ash Carter vowed to modernize the military personnel system, but change is proving tough to implement.
-
The Pentagon is planning to send more combat troops into Iraq
The moves comes as Iraqi forces launch an offensive to clear the Islamic State from its stronghold in Mosul.
-
1 in 3 Iraqis thinks the U.S. is supporting ISIS. Seriously.
Nearly one in three Iraqis thinks the United States is secretly supporting the Islamic State group, according to new internal U.S. government polling.
-
Near ISIS front, U.S. Marine artillerymen ‘fire every day’
Day-to-day life in Iraq is busy for the 100-plus U.S. Marine artillerymen who are forward deployed at a firebase near the Islamic State group’s front lines southeast of Mosul.
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U.S. Cyber Command should be combatant command, DoD’s top cyber warrior says
The head of U.S. Cyber Command told Congress that his command should be elevated to become its own unified combatant command, a move that would make it one of the most powerful institutions in the Defense Department.
-
The Pentagon doesn’t know who’s in charge for responding to a massive cyber attack
One DoD policy says Northern Command should take charge. Another says Cyber Command.
-
Defense Secretary Carter unveils $317M initiative for high-tech textiles at MIT
Defense Secretary Ash Carter on Friday will announce a new $317 million initiative to develop high-tech fibers and textiles that could eventually store battery power, advanced computer circuitry and health sensors in troops’ clothing.
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This is the U.S. military’s new medal for troops fighting ISIS
The Pentagon has created a new medal to honor the thousands of U.S. troops who have deployed to Iraq or Syria to support operations against Islamic State militants.
-
Army plans 9-month deployments for armored brigades in Europe
The U.S. Army in Europe will have a permanent footprint of three fully manned brigades on the continent by next February, defense officials announced Wednesday.
-
U.S. military dependents ordered to leave Turkey
The DoD on Tuesday ordered the evacuation of hundreds of military and civilian dependents from Turkey due to increased concerns about security.
-
At West Point, millennial cadets say rigid military career tracks are outdated
Defense Secretary Ash Carter vowed to modernize the military personnel system, but change is proving tough to implement.
-
The Pentagon is planning to send more combat troops into Iraq
The moves comes as Iraqi forces launch an offensive to clear the Islamic State from its stronghold in Mosul.
