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General: Islamic State group in Afghanistan targets Taliban
Self-proclaimed Islamic State militants are gaining a foothold and conducting limited military operations in Afghanistan, for now primarily targeting Taliban insurgents and their territory, a defense official said.
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Pay, promotions, policy: Top official wants big personnel changes
Brad Carson, Defense Department undersecretary for personnel and readiness, says that military compensation probably should not be equal across all career fields.
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New vets group opposes Iran nuclear deal
This story has been updated with quotes from a letter written by retired generals who support the deal.
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FBI: ‘Middle Eastern males’ intimidate military families
Several military families in Colorado and Wyoming reported being approached and intimidated by “Middle Eastern males” near their homes, and local law enforcement officials issued an internal “alert” seeking additional information.
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New military pay tables, performance bonuses in play
The ambitious effort to overhaul the military personnel system underway inside the Pentagon could result in big changes to the way troops are paid.
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Top general in Afghanistan considers 2016 troop levels
Gen. John Campbell said he is starting to consider how many of the roughly 10,000 U.S. troops there might come home next year.
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U.S. expands potential targets in Syria
The U.S. military is expanding its list of potential targets in Syria to include the al-Qaida affiliate known as al-Nusra and the forces loyal to the embattled Assad regime, a Pentagon official said.
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Vet court advocates: 2nd chances save lives
Thousands of veterans have been removed from the grind of the U.S. court system to receive treatment and support in specialized courts.
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DoD to Ted Cruz: No list of U.S. combat deaths linked to Iran
The Pentagon says it has no idea what Ted Cruz is talking about regarding a list of 500 U.S. casualties whose deaths are linked to Iran.
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DoD: Military health system running out of money
The military health system may face a crisis if Congress does not immediately authorize an additional $900 million, according to defense officials.
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General: Islamic State group in Afghanistan targets Taliban
Self-proclaimed Islamic State militants are gaining a foothold and conducting limited military operations in Afghanistan, for now primarily targeting Taliban insurgents and their territory, a defense official said.
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Pay, promotions, policy: Top official wants big personnel changes
Brad Carson, Defense Department undersecretary for personnel and readiness, says that military compensation probably should not be equal across all career fields.
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New vets group opposes Iran nuclear deal
This story has been updated with quotes from a letter written by retired generals who support the deal.
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FBI: ‘Middle Eastern males’ intimidate military families
Several military families in Colorado and Wyoming reported being approached and intimidated by “Middle Eastern males” near their homes, and local law enforcement officials issued an internal “alert” seeking additional information.
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New military pay tables, performance bonuses in play
The ambitious effort to overhaul the military personnel system underway inside the Pentagon could result in big changes to the way troops are paid.
-
Top general in Afghanistan considers 2016 troop levels
Gen. John Campbell said he is starting to consider how many of the roughly 10,000 U.S. troops there might come home next year.
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U.S. expands potential targets in Syria
The U.S. military is expanding its list of potential targets in Syria to include the al-Qaida affiliate known as al-Nusra and the forces loyal to the embattled Assad regime, a Pentagon official said.
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Vet court advocates: 2nd chances save lives
Thousands of veterans have been removed from the grind of the U.S. court system to receive treatment and support in specialized courts.
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DoD to Ted Cruz: No list of U.S. combat deaths linked to Iran
The Pentagon says it has no idea what Ted Cruz is talking about regarding a list of 500 U.S. casualties whose deaths are linked to Iran.
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DoD: Military health system running out of money
The military health system may face a crisis if Congress does not immediately authorize an additional $900 million, according to defense officials.
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General: Islamic State group in Afghanistan targets Taliban
Self-proclaimed Islamic State militants are gaining a foothold and conducting limited military operations in Afghanistan, for now primarily targeting Taliban insurgents and their territory, a defense official said.
-
Pay, promotions, policy: Top official wants big personnel changes
Brad Carson, Defense Department undersecretary for personnel and readiness, says that military compensation probably should not be equal across all career fields.
-
New vets group opposes Iran nuclear deal
This story has been updated with quotes from a letter written by retired generals who support the deal.
-
FBI: ‘Middle Eastern males’ intimidate military families
Several military families in Colorado and Wyoming reported being approached and intimidated by “Middle Eastern males” near their homes, and local law enforcement officials issued an internal “alert” seeking additional information.
-
New military pay tables, performance bonuses in play
The ambitious effort to overhaul the military personnel system underway inside the Pentagon could result in big changes to the way troops are paid.
-
Top general in Afghanistan considers 2016 troop levels
Gen. John Campbell said he is starting to consider how many of the roughly 10,000 U.S. troops there might come home next year.
-
U.S. expands potential targets in Syria
The U.S. military is expanding its list of potential targets in Syria to include the al-Qaida affiliate known as al-Nusra and the forces loyal to the embattled Assad regime, a Pentagon official said.
-
Vet court advocates: 2nd chances save lives
Thousands of veterans have been removed from the grind of the U.S. court system to receive treatment and support in specialized courts.
-
DoD to Ted Cruz: No list of U.S. combat deaths linked to Iran
The Pentagon says it has no idea what Ted Cruz is talking about regarding a list of 500 U.S. casualties whose deaths are linked to Iran.
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DoD: Military health system running out of money
The military health system may face a crisis if Congress does not immediately authorize an additional $900 million, according to defense officials.
