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In Libya, the U.S. opens a fourth front in war on ISIS
But there’s hardly any sign of prospective partners on the ground amid the country’s ugly, complicated civil war.
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U.S. quietly tells Russia where American troops are located inside Syria
The Pentagon told the Russian military where U.S. Special Forces are located in Syria with the hopes that Russian aircraft will steer clear of that area and not risk bombing American service members, top military officials said Thursday.
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U.S. troops in Iraq move into region where ISIS just used mustard gas
American train-advise-and-assist force will help support attack on Mosul.
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More U.S. troops heading to Helmand province
American commanders in Afghanistan are sending more U.S. troops to Helmand Province in response to a surge in violence as Taliban insurgents seize new ground at the center of the region’s lucrative opium industry, defense officials said.
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Iraqis now control Ramadi, but face scattered attacks
Six weeks after the Iraqi government declared victory in Ramadi, the Iraqi Army has finally seized control of the entire city — but small teams of Islamic State militants remain in the area mounting insurgent attacks, a defense official said Wednesd
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Pentagon signals an end to cuts for military pay and benefits
Military troops and their families can breathe a sigh of relief.
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Pentagon budget reveals next pay raise, military retirement changes
The Pentagon’s $583 billion budget request for next year seeks a modest pay raise for troops, new adjustments to the future military retirement system and familiar – if unpopular – changes to the military health care system, according Defense Departm
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Navy, Air Force lag behind in professionalism, top Pentagon official says
A force-wide look at misconduct among senior military officers found major differences among the services’ cultures.
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New military retirement law creates big decisions for many troops
It’s the biggest change in decades for military compensation. For the first time, the military will offer some limited retirement benefit to troops who separate before reaching 20 years of service.
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Size of ISIS force declining in Iraq and Syria, according to new intel
A new intelligence assessment shows the size of the Islamic State force is shrinking in Iraq and Syria — but growing in Libya, a defense official said.
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In Libya, the U.S. opens a fourth front in war on ISIS
But there’s hardly any sign of prospective partners on the ground amid the country’s ugly, complicated civil war.
-
U.S. quietly tells Russia where American troops are located inside Syria
The Pentagon told the Russian military where U.S. Special Forces are located in Syria with the hopes that Russian aircraft will steer clear of that area and not risk bombing American service members, top military officials said Thursday.
-
U.S. troops in Iraq move into region where ISIS just used mustard gas
American train-advise-and-assist force will help support attack on Mosul.
-
More U.S. troops heading to Helmand province
American commanders in Afghanistan are sending more U.S. troops to Helmand Province in response to a surge in violence as Taliban insurgents seize new ground at the center of the region’s lucrative opium industry, defense officials said.
-
Iraqis now control Ramadi, but face scattered attacks
Six weeks after the Iraqi government declared victory in Ramadi, the Iraqi Army has finally seized control of the entire city — but small teams of Islamic State militants remain in the area mounting insurgent attacks, a defense official said Wednesd
-
Pentagon signals an end to cuts for military pay and benefits
Military troops and their families can breathe a sigh of relief.
-
Pentagon budget reveals next pay raise, military retirement changes
The Pentagon’s $583 billion budget request for next year seeks a modest pay raise for troops, new adjustments to the future military retirement system and familiar – if unpopular – changes to the military health care system, according Defense Departm
-
Navy, Air Force lag behind in professionalism, top Pentagon official says
A force-wide look at misconduct among senior military officers found major differences among the services’ cultures.
-
New military retirement law creates big decisions for many troops
It’s the biggest change in decades for military compensation. For the first time, the military will offer some limited retirement benefit to troops who separate before reaching 20 years of service.
-
Size of ISIS force declining in Iraq and Syria, according to new intel
A new intelligence assessment shows the size of the Islamic State force is shrinking in Iraq and Syria — but growing in Libya, a defense official said.
-
In Libya, the U.S. opens a fourth front in war on ISIS
But there’s hardly any sign of prospective partners on the ground amid the country’s ugly, complicated civil war.
-
U.S. quietly tells Russia where American troops are located inside Syria
The Pentagon told the Russian military where U.S. Special Forces are located in Syria with the hopes that Russian aircraft will steer clear of that area and not risk bombing American service members, top military officials said Thursday.
-
U.S. troops in Iraq move into region where ISIS just used mustard gas
American train-advise-and-assist force will help support attack on Mosul.
-
More U.S. troops heading to Helmand province
American commanders in Afghanistan are sending more U.S. troops to Helmand Province in response to a surge in violence as Taliban insurgents seize new ground at the center of the region’s lucrative opium industry, defense officials said.
-
Iraqis now control Ramadi, but face scattered attacks
Six weeks after the Iraqi government declared victory in Ramadi, the Iraqi Army has finally seized control of the entire city — but small teams of Islamic State militants remain in the area mounting insurgent attacks, a defense official said Wednesd
-
Pentagon signals an end to cuts for military pay and benefits
Military troops and their families can breathe a sigh of relief.
-
Pentagon budget reveals next pay raise, military retirement changes
The Pentagon’s $583 billion budget request for next year seeks a modest pay raise for troops, new adjustments to the future military retirement system and familiar – if unpopular – changes to the military health care system, according Defense Departm
-
Navy, Air Force lag behind in professionalism, top Pentagon official says
A force-wide look at misconduct among senior military officers found major differences among the services’ cultures.
-
New military retirement law creates big decisions for many troops
It’s the biggest change in decades for military compensation. For the first time, the military will offer some limited retirement benefit to troops who separate before reaching 20 years of service.
-
Size of ISIS force declining in Iraq and Syria, according to new intel
A new intelligence assessment shows the size of the Islamic State force is shrinking in Iraq and Syria — but growing in Libya, a defense official said.













