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Marine four-star takes over military’s top job
Marine Corps Gen. Joseph Dunford takes over as the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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DoD warns troops of possible government shutdown
Pentagon says service members may not get paid on time
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DoD launches new probe of credit card charges at casinos and strip clubs
The Pentagon will take a closer look at the more than $1 million spent by troops and defense civilians casinos and strip clubs last year.
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Working with Russia in Syria is dicey prospect for U.S.
Russian attack aircraft in Syria add pressure for military coordination
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Top commander in Afghanistan urges troops to report sex abuse
Military pushes back on suggestion that troops were told to ignore Afghan cultural practice of “bacha bazi”
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4 more U.S.-backed fighters enter Syria, making 9 total
The size of the American-trained force fighting Islamic State militants in Syria roughly doubled this week and now totals nine fighters, a defense official said.
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U.S., Russia resume military relations to ‘deconflict’ in Syria
The United States and Russia are ending an 18-month freeze in military-to-military relations.
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Pentagon rethinks valor awards as troops now face ‘worldwide threat’
When the Air Force sought to honor an airman for his heroic actions that stopped a terrorist gunman on a French train this summer, the options were limited.
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DoD discloses data on Iraq War deaths linked to Iran
DoD has released previously classified data on U.S. troops killed in Iraq by improvised explosive devices made in Iran.
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Troops in Europe should brace for new border checks
As some European countries rebuild and fortify their border crossings to keep out refugees, U.S. troops in Europe should expect travel disruptions and should remember to hacarry their passports if traveling across national borders, U.S.
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Marine four-star takes over military’s top job
Marine Corps Gen. Joseph Dunford takes over as the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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DoD warns troops of possible government shutdown
Pentagon says service members may not get paid on time
-
DoD launches new probe of credit card charges at casinos and strip clubs
The Pentagon will take a closer look at the more than $1 million spent by troops and defense civilians casinos and strip clubs last year.
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Working with Russia in Syria is dicey prospect for U.S.
Russian attack aircraft in Syria add pressure for military coordination
-
Top commander in Afghanistan urges troops to report sex abuse
Military pushes back on suggestion that troops were told to ignore Afghan cultural practice of “bacha bazi”
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4 more U.S.-backed fighters enter Syria, making 9 total
The size of the American-trained force fighting Islamic State militants in Syria roughly doubled this week and now totals nine fighters, a defense official said.
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U.S., Russia resume military relations to ‘deconflict’ in Syria
The United States and Russia are ending an 18-month freeze in military-to-military relations.
-
Pentagon rethinks valor awards as troops now face ‘worldwide threat’
When the Air Force sought to honor an airman for his heroic actions that stopped a terrorist gunman on a French train this summer, the options were limited.
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DoD discloses data on Iraq War deaths linked to Iran
DoD has released previously classified data on U.S. troops killed in Iraq by improvised explosive devices made in Iran.
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Troops in Europe should brace for new border checks
As some European countries rebuild and fortify their border crossings to keep out refugees, U.S. troops in Europe should expect travel disruptions and should remember to hacarry their passports if traveling across national borders, U.S.
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Marine four-star takes over military’s top job
Marine Corps Gen. Joseph Dunford takes over as the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
-
DoD warns troops of possible government shutdown
Pentagon says service members may not get paid on time
-
DoD launches new probe of credit card charges at casinos and strip clubs
The Pentagon will take a closer look at the more than $1 million spent by troops and defense civilians casinos and strip clubs last year.
-
Working with Russia in Syria is dicey prospect for U.S.
Russian attack aircraft in Syria add pressure for military coordination
-
Top commander in Afghanistan urges troops to report sex abuse
Military pushes back on suggestion that troops were told to ignore Afghan cultural practice of “bacha bazi”
-
4 more U.S.-backed fighters enter Syria, making 9 total
The size of the American-trained force fighting Islamic State militants in Syria roughly doubled this week and now totals nine fighters, a defense official said.
-
U.S., Russia resume military relations to ‘deconflict’ in Syria
The United States and Russia are ending an 18-month freeze in military-to-military relations.
-
Pentagon rethinks valor awards as troops now face ‘worldwide threat’
When the Air Force sought to honor an airman for his heroic actions that stopped a terrorist gunman on a French train this summer, the options were limited.
-
DoD discloses data on Iraq War deaths linked to Iran
DoD has released previously classified data on U.S. troops killed in Iraq by improvised explosive devices made in Iran.
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Troops in Europe should brace for new border checks
As some European countries rebuild and fortify their border crossings to keep out refugees, U.S. troops in Europe should expect travel disruptions and should remember to hacarry their passports if traveling across national borders, U.S.
