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Carter: Military leaders could arm more troops at home
Following the fatal shooting of four Marines and a sailor in Chattanooga, Tenn.
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Ted Cruz: Release names of U.S. deaths linked to Iran
Sen. Ted Cruz is calling for the Pentagon to release an alleged document listing the names of some 500 U.S. service members whose combat deaths can be directly linked to Iran.
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GAO: Getting women into combat jobs may take 2 years
After restrictions on women in combat are lifted in January, military officials’ estimate it will take up to two years before females will be “recruited, accessed, trained, tested and assigned” to some of the roughly 245,000 jobs that are now legally
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New officer career tracks being mapped
Top Pentagon officials are mapping out a way to end the “up-or-out” rules, a defense official said.
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Real U.S. allies in Iraq difficult to identify, experts say
The steady growth of Shiite militias in Iraq is complicating efforts by deployed American forces to determine just which Iraqi forces they’re supporting, experts say.
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GAO: Defense installation utilities at risk of cyber attack
The utility systems on U.S. military installations worldwide have limited defenses against cyber attacks, a new report says
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Senior NCOs oppose BAH cut for dual-military couples
The Pentagon’s seven top enlisted leaders sent a rare joint letter to Congress criticizing the controversial proposal to limit housing allowances for dual-military couples.
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After Chattanooga, ‘DoD does not support arming all personnel’
The military has a problem with guns.
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Iran linked to deaths of 500 U.S. troops in Iraq, Afghanistan
500 American deaths in Iraq and Afghanistan were linked to Iran, grim context for President Obama’s new nuclear deal
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U.S.-trained Iraqi forces mount attack on Ramadi
Thousands of American-trained-and-equipped Iraqi ground troops launched a long-awaited large-scale operation Monday against Islamic State militants in Anbar province, U.S. officials said.
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Carter: Military leaders could arm more troops at home
Following the fatal shooting of four Marines and a sailor in Chattanooga, Tenn.
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Ted Cruz: Release names of U.S. deaths linked to Iran
Sen. Ted Cruz is calling for the Pentagon to release an alleged document listing the names of some 500 U.S. service members whose combat deaths can be directly linked to Iran.
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GAO: Getting women into combat jobs may take 2 years
After restrictions on women in combat are lifted in January, military officials’ estimate it will take up to two years before females will be “recruited, accessed, trained, tested and assigned” to some of the roughly 245,000 jobs that are now legally
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New officer career tracks being mapped
Top Pentagon officials are mapping out a way to end the “up-or-out” rules, a defense official said.
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Real U.S. allies in Iraq difficult to identify, experts say
The steady growth of Shiite militias in Iraq is complicating efforts by deployed American forces to determine just which Iraqi forces they’re supporting, experts say.
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GAO: Defense installation utilities at risk of cyber attack
The utility systems on U.S. military installations worldwide have limited defenses against cyber attacks, a new report says
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Senior NCOs oppose BAH cut for dual-military couples
The Pentagon’s seven top enlisted leaders sent a rare joint letter to Congress criticizing the controversial proposal to limit housing allowances for dual-military couples.
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After Chattanooga, ‘DoD does not support arming all personnel’
The military has a problem with guns.
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Iran linked to deaths of 500 U.S. troops in Iraq, Afghanistan
500 American deaths in Iraq and Afghanistan were linked to Iran, grim context for President Obama’s new nuclear deal
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U.S.-trained Iraqi forces mount attack on Ramadi
Thousands of American-trained-and-equipped Iraqi ground troops launched a long-awaited large-scale operation Monday against Islamic State militants in Anbar province, U.S. officials said.
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Carter: Military leaders could arm more troops at home
Following the fatal shooting of four Marines and a sailor in Chattanooga, Tenn.
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Ted Cruz: Release names of U.S. deaths linked to Iran
Sen. Ted Cruz is calling for the Pentagon to release an alleged document listing the names of some 500 U.S. service members whose combat deaths can be directly linked to Iran.
-
GAO: Getting women into combat jobs may take 2 years
After restrictions on women in combat are lifted in January, military officials’ estimate it will take up to two years before females will be “recruited, accessed, trained, tested and assigned” to some of the roughly 245,000 jobs that are now legally
-
New officer career tracks being mapped
Top Pentagon officials are mapping out a way to end the “up-or-out” rules, a defense official said.
-
Real U.S. allies in Iraq difficult to identify, experts say
The steady growth of Shiite militias in Iraq is complicating efforts by deployed American forces to determine just which Iraqi forces they’re supporting, experts say.
-
GAO: Defense installation utilities at risk of cyber attack
The utility systems on U.S. military installations worldwide have limited defenses against cyber attacks, a new report says
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Senior NCOs oppose BAH cut for dual-military couples
The Pentagon’s seven top enlisted leaders sent a rare joint letter to Congress criticizing the controversial proposal to limit housing allowances for dual-military couples.
-
After Chattanooga, ‘DoD does not support arming all personnel’
The military has a problem with guns.
-
Iran linked to deaths of 500 U.S. troops in Iraq, Afghanistan
500 American deaths in Iraq and Afghanistan were linked to Iran, grim context for President Obama’s new nuclear deal
-
U.S.-trained Iraqi forces mount attack on Ramadi
Thousands of American-trained-and-equipped Iraqi ground troops launched a long-awaited large-scale operation Monday against Islamic State militants in Anbar province, U.S. officials said.
