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CENTCOM’s Twitter account hacked by Islamic State supporters
Hackers attacked U.S Central Command’s Twitter account on Monday afternoon.
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Top officers take extra hit to pay and benefits
Top generals and admirals may see tens of thousands of dollars shaved from the retirement packages .
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White House cancels next pay review
President Obama said he will not order the Pentagon to conduct its next Quadrennial Review of Military Compensation, or QRMC, which was due to ramp up this year.
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EUCOM base closures will not affect force levels
The Pentagon on Jan. 8 unveiled the results of its two-year review of the U.S. military footprint in Europe, known as the European Consolidation Initiative, or ECI, and concluded there will be no major adjustment to the overall U.S. force level.
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IS airstrike targets include barracks, boats, Humvees
New data shows that airstrikes on IS targeted buildings, boats, dozens of Humvees and other military asset
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DoD official: Mortars, rockets in Iraq ‘not a major threat’
As the U.S. mission to train, advise and assist the Iraqi security forces expands, troops are facing new threats from the militants known as the Islamic State group.
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More U.S. troops return from Ebola mission
The military mission to contain the Ebola virus is winding down earlier than expected.
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DoD braces for political battle over military pay
The DoD is putting together a rapid-response plan for the controversial report on military compensation due out in Feb.
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Afghanistan War officially ends
Operation Enduring Freedom, the military mission based in Afghanistan that took the lives of 2,356 Americans, officially ended on Dec. 28
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Bergdahl’s case offers few options for Army
In the case of former POW Bowe Bergdahl, the Army faces all-or-nothing choice — a court martial or honorable discharge.
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CENTCOM’s Twitter account hacked by Islamic State supporters
Hackers attacked U.S Central Command’s Twitter account on Monday afternoon.
-
Top officers take extra hit to pay and benefits
Top generals and admirals may see tens of thousands of dollars shaved from the retirement packages .
-
White House cancels next pay review
President Obama said he will not order the Pentagon to conduct its next Quadrennial Review of Military Compensation, or QRMC, which was due to ramp up this year.
-
EUCOM base closures will not affect force levels
The Pentagon on Jan. 8 unveiled the results of its two-year review of the U.S. military footprint in Europe, known as the European Consolidation Initiative, or ECI, and concluded there will be no major adjustment to the overall U.S. force level.
-
IS airstrike targets include barracks, boats, Humvees
New data shows that airstrikes on IS targeted buildings, boats, dozens of Humvees and other military asset
-
DoD official: Mortars, rockets in Iraq ‘not a major threat’
As the U.S. mission to train, advise and assist the Iraqi security forces expands, troops are facing new threats from the militants known as the Islamic State group.
-
More U.S. troops return from Ebola mission
The military mission to contain the Ebola virus is winding down earlier than expected.
-
DoD braces for political battle over military pay
The DoD is putting together a rapid-response plan for the controversial report on military compensation due out in Feb.
-
Afghanistan War officially ends
Operation Enduring Freedom, the military mission based in Afghanistan that took the lives of 2,356 Americans, officially ended on Dec. 28
-
Bergdahl’s case offers few options for Army
In the case of former POW Bowe Bergdahl, the Army faces all-or-nothing choice — a court martial or honorable discharge.
-
CENTCOM’s Twitter account hacked by Islamic State supporters
Hackers attacked U.S Central Command’s Twitter account on Monday afternoon.
-
Top officers take extra hit to pay and benefits
Top generals and admirals may see tens of thousands of dollars shaved from the retirement packages .
-
White House cancels next pay review
President Obama said he will not order the Pentagon to conduct its next Quadrennial Review of Military Compensation, or QRMC, which was due to ramp up this year.
-
EUCOM base closures will not affect force levels
The Pentagon on Jan. 8 unveiled the results of its two-year review of the U.S. military footprint in Europe, known as the European Consolidation Initiative, or ECI, and concluded there will be no major adjustment to the overall U.S. force level.
-
IS airstrike targets include barracks, boats, Humvees
New data shows that airstrikes on IS targeted buildings, boats, dozens of Humvees and other military asset
-
DoD official: Mortars, rockets in Iraq ‘not a major threat’
As the U.S. mission to train, advise and assist the Iraqi security forces expands, troops are facing new threats from the militants known as the Islamic State group.
-
More U.S. troops return from Ebola mission
The military mission to contain the Ebola virus is winding down earlier than expected.
-
DoD braces for political battle over military pay
The DoD is putting together a rapid-response plan for the controversial report on military compensation due out in Feb.
-
Afghanistan War officially ends
Operation Enduring Freedom, the military mission based in Afghanistan that took the lives of 2,356 Americans, officially ended on Dec. 28
-
Bergdahl’s case offers few options for Army
In the case of former POW Bowe Bergdahl, the Army faces all-or-nothing choice — a court martial or honorable discharge.
