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Dempsey does not rule out U.S. ground troops in Syria
The military’s top officer said Wednesday that American military boots on the ground may eventually be needed in Syria to fight alongside moderate Syrian rebel groups.
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Carter: Iranian fighters in Iraq of ‘great concern’
Defense Secretary Ash Carter said Tuesday he is “very concerned” about reports that Iran and Shiite militias are taking over the fight against Islamic State militants in Iraq and potentially fueling sectarian strife in that nation.
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Dempsey to take questions on Facebook
The chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff will respond to questions submitted on his official Facebook page.
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Today’s troops reject REDUX retirement option
Popularity of Redux retirement plummets after years of education, inflation
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Battle of Mosul: Iraqis face ferocious enemy
As the decisive Battle of Mosul looms, worries about the Iraqi Army’s capability persist
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New SecDef signals support for transgender service
Defense Secretary Ash Carter says he is open-minded about whether transgender people should be allowed in the military.
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CENTCOM: Battle of Mosul could begin in April
U.S. and Iraqi military officials are planning to retake the city of Mosul in coming months, a U.S. Central Command official said.
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Despite war’s end, Pentagon extends Afghanistan campaign medal
Defense officials said that the current phase of the Afghanistan War, known as Operation Freedom’s Sentinel, is now a qualifying operation for award of the Afghanistan Campaign Medal.
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Carter takes over at Pentagon
Ash Carter arrived at the Pentagon to begin his first day as defense secretary, then took the oath of office from Vice President Joe Biden.
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Your new SecDef: What you need to know
Ash Carter will be the fourth defense secretary under President Obama, and he’ll be responsible for guiding the commander-in-chief’s policies through to the end of a tumultuous two-term administration.
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Dempsey does not rule out U.S. ground troops in Syria
The military’s top officer said Wednesday that American military boots on the ground may eventually be needed in Syria to fight alongside moderate Syrian rebel groups.
-
Carter: Iranian fighters in Iraq of ‘great concern’
Defense Secretary Ash Carter said Tuesday he is “very concerned” about reports that Iran and Shiite militias are taking over the fight against Islamic State militants in Iraq and potentially fueling sectarian strife in that nation.
-
Dempsey to take questions on Facebook
The chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff will respond to questions submitted on his official Facebook page.
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Today’s troops reject REDUX retirement option
Popularity of Redux retirement plummets after years of education, inflation
-
Battle of Mosul: Iraqis face ferocious enemy
As the decisive Battle of Mosul looms, worries about the Iraqi Army’s capability persist
-
New SecDef signals support for transgender service
Defense Secretary Ash Carter says he is open-minded about whether transgender people should be allowed in the military.
-
CENTCOM: Battle of Mosul could begin in April
U.S. and Iraqi military officials are planning to retake the city of Mosul in coming months, a U.S. Central Command official said.
-
Despite war’s end, Pentagon extends Afghanistan campaign medal
Defense officials said that the current phase of the Afghanistan War, known as Operation Freedom’s Sentinel, is now a qualifying operation for award of the Afghanistan Campaign Medal.
-
Carter takes over at Pentagon
Ash Carter arrived at the Pentagon to begin his first day as defense secretary, then took the oath of office from Vice President Joe Biden.
-
Your new SecDef: What you need to know
Ash Carter will be the fourth defense secretary under President Obama, and he’ll be responsible for guiding the commander-in-chief’s policies through to the end of a tumultuous two-term administration.
-
Dempsey does not rule out U.S. ground troops in Syria
The military’s top officer said Wednesday that American military boots on the ground may eventually be needed in Syria to fight alongside moderate Syrian rebel groups.
-
Carter: Iranian fighters in Iraq of ‘great concern’
Defense Secretary Ash Carter said Tuesday he is “very concerned” about reports that Iran and Shiite militias are taking over the fight against Islamic State militants in Iraq and potentially fueling sectarian strife in that nation.
-
Dempsey to take questions on Facebook
The chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff will respond to questions submitted on his official Facebook page.
-
Today’s troops reject REDUX retirement option
Popularity of Redux retirement plummets after years of education, inflation
-
Battle of Mosul: Iraqis face ferocious enemy
As the decisive Battle of Mosul looms, worries about the Iraqi Army’s capability persist
-
New SecDef signals support for transgender service
Defense Secretary Ash Carter says he is open-minded about whether transgender people should be allowed in the military.
-
CENTCOM: Battle of Mosul could begin in April
U.S. and Iraqi military officials are planning to retake the city of Mosul in coming months, a U.S. Central Command official said.
-
Despite war’s end, Pentagon extends Afghanistan campaign medal
Defense officials said that the current phase of the Afghanistan War, known as Operation Freedom’s Sentinel, is now a qualifying operation for award of the Afghanistan Campaign Medal.
-
Carter takes over at Pentagon
Ash Carter arrived at the Pentagon to begin his first day as defense secretary, then took the oath of office from Vice President Joe Biden.
-
Your new SecDef: What you need to know
Ash Carter will be the fourth defense secretary under President Obama, and he’ll be responsible for guiding the commander-in-chief’s policies through to the end of a tumultuous two-term administration.













