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The Pentagon starts planning to base more troops in Europe
Senior military officials are assessing plans to permanently move one or more of the Army’s brigade combat teams.
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A new general takes command of the endless war in Afghanistan
Gen. John Nicholson takes control of the war at a time of growing violence and renewed scrutiny of American objectives.
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U.S. may need to ‘puncture’ Russian defenses, EUCOM commander says
The U.S. military should prepare to “puncture” Russia’s regional defenses and “rapidly reinforce” troops moving eastward in the event of a conflict, the top military commander in Europe told lawmakers Tuesday.
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With U.S. advisers and firepower, Syrian rebels take key city from ISIS
Islamic State resistance “melted” away in the important Syrian city of Shaddadi, giving the U.S. allies a key victory.
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U.S. troops likely headed to Nigeria for Boko Haram advisory mission
A small team of U.S. special operations troops may be heading to Nigeria to help the local army there to fight the extremist group Boko Haram, defense officials said.
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Pentagon officials avoid questions about Donald Trump’s support for torture
Defense Secretary Ash Carter and Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Joseph Dunford responded to a lawmaker who asked about Donald Trump’s support of torture.
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The Islamic State’s supply chain for IEDs is fast, reliable
Islamic State militants have built a fast and effective supply chain for its making its improvised explosive devices
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12 Iraqi brigades may need U.S. support for battle, general says
U.S. commanders in Iraq have identified up to a dozen Iraqi army brigades that could mount an attack on Mosul and potentially need U.S. combat advisers at brigade-level headquarters, a top American general in Iraq said Tuesday.
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Pentagon watchdog will investigate Afghan child sex reports
Inspector General to address how U.S. commanders handled claims that Afghan military and police leaders abused children.
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The Pentagon wants to make even more changes to troops’ retirement plan
If approved, the updates would benefit older career-minded personnel at the expense of junior troops.
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The Pentagon starts planning to base more troops in Europe
Senior military officials are assessing plans to permanently move one or more of the Army’s brigade combat teams.
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A new general takes command of the endless war in Afghanistan
Gen. John Nicholson takes control of the war at a time of growing violence and renewed scrutiny of American objectives.
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U.S. may need to ‘puncture’ Russian defenses, EUCOM commander says
The U.S. military should prepare to “puncture” Russia’s regional defenses and “rapidly reinforce” troops moving eastward in the event of a conflict, the top military commander in Europe told lawmakers Tuesday.
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With U.S. advisers and firepower, Syrian rebels take key city from ISIS
Islamic State resistance “melted” away in the important Syrian city of Shaddadi, giving the U.S. allies a key victory.
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U.S. troops likely headed to Nigeria for Boko Haram advisory mission
A small team of U.S. special operations troops may be heading to Nigeria to help the local army there to fight the extremist group Boko Haram, defense officials said.
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Pentagon officials avoid questions about Donald Trump’s support for torture
Defense Secretary Ash Carter and Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Joseph Dunford responded to a lawmaker who asked about Donald Trump’s support of torture.
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The Islamic State’s supply chain for IEDs is fast, reliable
Islamic State militants have built a fast and effective supply chain for its making its improvised explosive devices
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12 Iraqi brigades may need U.S. support for battle, general says
U.S. commanders in Iraq have identified up to a dozen Iraqi army brigades that could mount an attack on Mosul and potentially need U.S. combat advisers at brigade-level headquarters, a top American general in Iraq said Tuesday.
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Pentagon watchdog will investigate Afghan child sex reports
Inspector General to address how U.S. commanders handled claims that Afghan military and police leaders abused children.
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The Pentagon wants to make even more changes to troops’ retirement plan
If approved, the updates would benefit older career-minded personnel at the expense of junior troops.
-
The Pentagon starts planning to base more troops in Europe
Senior military officials are assessing plans to permanently move one or more of the Army’s brigade combat teams.
-
A new general takes command of the endless war in Afghanistan
Gen. John Nicholson takes control of the war at a time of growing violence and renewed scrutiny of American objectives.
-
U.S. may need to ‘puncture’ Russian defenses, EUCOM commander says
The U.S. military should prepare to “puncture” Russia’s regional defenses and “rapidly reinforce” troops moving eastward in the event of a conflict, the top military commander in Europe told lawmakers Tuesday.
-
With U.S. advisers and firepower, Syrian rebels take key city from ISIS
Islamic State resistance “melted” away in the important Syrian city of Shaddadi, giving the U.S. allies a key victory.
-
U.S. troops likely headed to Nigeria for Boko Haram advisory mission
A small team of U.S. special operations troops may be heading to Nigeria to help the local army there to fight the extremist group Boko Haram, defense officials said.
-
Pentagon officials avoid questions about Donald Trump’s support for torture
Defense Secretary Ash Carter and Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Joseph Dunford responded to a lawmaker who asked about Donald Trump’s support of torture.
-
The Islamic State’s supply chain for IEDs is fast, reliable
Islamic State militants have built a fast and effective supply chain for its making its improvised explosive devices
-
12 Iraqi brigades may need U.S. support for battle, general says
U.S. commanders in Iraq have identified up to a dozen Iraqi army brigades that could mount an attack on Mosul and potentially need U.S. combat advisers at brigade-level headquarters, a top American general in Iraq said Tuesday.
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Pentagon watchdog will investigate Afghan child sex reports
Inspector General to address how U.S. commanders handled claims that Afghan military and police leaders abused children.
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The Pentagon wants to make even more changes to troops’ retirement plan
If approved, the updates would benefit older career-minded personnel at the expense of junior troops.
