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U.S. and Russia near deal for sharing Syrian skies
U.S. and Russian military officials are hammering out final details of an agreement to help their air forces operate safely in the same airspace over Syria.
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Obama extends Afghanistan mission into 2017
“Afghan forces are still not as strong as they need to be,” President Obama said in a White House news briefing Thursday morning.
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U.S., Russian warplanes warily share skies over Syria
U.S. warplanes over Syria now routinely encounter Russian aircraft flying across the same battle space, a defense official said.
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Size of lump-sum retirement payouts still undecided
Career troops’ extraordinary choice: Traditional pension checks or an undetermined but less valuable one-time lump-sum cash payment.
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DoD lowers vetting standards for Syrian rebel training program
The Defense Department’s new strategy for training Syrian rebels will vet only rebel leaders, not all forces
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Experts: Russian navy missile strikes were ‘bravado’
Russia’s use of ship-based long-range cruise missiles to hit Syrian targets from more than 1,000 miles away was a display of military power designed to taunt the U.S., experts say.
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Top general faces questions about Afghan child sex abuse
Afghan officials vows to prosecute sex offenders as U.S. officials voice growing concern about ‘baca bazi.’
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Gen. Campbell: Afghans requested U.S. airstrike in Kunduz
A top U.S. commander in Afghanistan said the botched airstrike on a hospital in Kunduz came after a call for help from Afghans forces.
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U.S. vs. Russia: What a war would look like between the world’s most fearsome militaries
Vladimir Putin’s brazen moves in Syria and Ukraine raise new questions about America’s contingency plans
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Decision looms on women in combat
Wednesday is the deadline for a plan on women in combat, forcing a final decision from Defense Secretary Ash Carter.
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U.S. and Russia near deal for sharing Syrian skies
U.S. and Russian military officials are hammering out final details of an agreement to help their air forces operate safely in the same airspace over Syria.
-
Obama extends Afghanistan mission into 2017
“Afghan forces are still not as strong as they need to be,” President Obama said in a White House news briefing Thursday morning.
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U.S., Russian warplanes warily share skies over Syria
U.S. warplanes over Syria now routinely encounter Russian aircraft flying across the same battle space, a defense official said.
-
Size of lump-sum retirement payouts still undecided
Career troops’ extraordinary choice: Traditional pension checks or an undetermined but less valuable one-time lump-sum cash payment.
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DoD lowers vetting standards for Syrian rebel training program
The Defense Department’s new strategy for training Syrian rebels will vet only rebel leaders, not all forces
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Experts: Russian navy missile strikes were ‘bravado’
Russia’s use of ship-based long-range cruise missiles to hit Syrian targets from more than 1,000 miles away was a display of military power designed to taunt the U.S., experts say.
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Top general faces questions about Afghan child sex abuse
Afghan officials vows to prosecute sex offenders as U.S. officials voice growing concern about ‘baca bazi.’
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Gen. Campbell: Afghans requested U.S. airstrike in Kunduz
A top U.S. commander in Afghanistan said the botched airstrike on a hospital in Kunduz came after a call for help from Afghans forces.
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U.S. vs. Russia: What a war would look like between the world’s most fearsome militaries
Vladimir Putin’s brazen moves in Syria and Ukraine raise new questions about America’s contingency plans
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Decision looms on women in combat
Wednesday is the deadline for a plan on women in combat, forcing a final decision from Defense Secretary Ash Carter.
-
U.S. and Russia near deal for sharing Syrian skies
U.S. and Russian military officials are hammering out final details of an agreement to help their air forces operate safely in the same airspace over Syria.
-
Obama extends Afghanistan mission into 2017
“Afghan forces are still not as strong as they need to be,” President Obama said in a White House news briefing Thursday morning.
-
U.S., Russian warplanes warily share skies over Syria
U.S. warplanes over Syria now routinely encounter Russian aircraft flying across the same battle space, a defense official said.
-
Size of lump-sum retirement payouts still undecided
Career troops’ extraordinary choice: Traditional pension checks or an undetermined but less valuable one-time lump-sum cash payment.
-
DoD lowers vetting standards for Syrian rebel training program
The Defense Department’s new strategy for training Syrian rebels will vet only rebel leaders, not all forces
-
Experts: Russian navy missile strikes were ‘bravado’
Russia’s use of ship-based long-range cruise missiles to hit Syrian targets from more than 1,000 miles away was a display of military power designed to taunt the U.S., experts say.
-
Top general faces questions about Afghan child sex abuse
Afghan officials vows to prosecute sex offenders as U.S. officials voice growing concern about ‘baca bazi.’
-
Gen. Campbell: Afghans requested U.S. airstrike in Kunduz
A top U.S. commander in Afghanistan said the botched airstrike on a hospital in Kunduz came after a call for help from Afghans forces.
-
U.S. vs. Russia: What a war would look like between the world’s most fearsome militaries
Vladimir Putin’s brazen moves in Syria and Ukraine raise new questions about America’s contingency plans
-
Decision looms on women in combat
Wednesday is the deadline for a plan on women in combat, forcing a final decision from Defense Secretary Ash Carter.
