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As cyber force grows, manpower details emerge
The military will need to expand its force of cyber warriors beyond plans for 6,200 personnel, and the individual ser…
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U.S. troops to have no direct contact with Ebola victims
The 3,000 U.S. troops who will deploy to West Africa to help contain the Ebola epidemic will not have direct exposure…
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Abuse scandals prompt Hagel to examine military’s links to NFL
Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel is taking a close look at the military’s ties to the National Football League amid a sp…
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IG: Sexual assault investigators should improve methods
Military investigators responding to reports of sexual assaults do not always follow the widely accepted standards se…
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Obama will consider ground troops in Iraq on ‘case-by-case basis,’ Dempsey says
President Obama is considering putting combat troops on the ground in Iraq on a “case-by-case basis,” his top militar…
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Hagel: U.S. is ‘at war’ with Islamic State
The United States is “at war” with Islamic State militants in Iraq and Syria and U.S. military ground troops may be r…
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Obama’s new ISIL strategy: Little near-term impact on optempo, budget
President Obama’s new strategy for confronting the extremists known as the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant is un…
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U.S. expands airstrikes into western Iraq
The U.S. military is coordinating some airstrikes with Sunni tribal militias on the ground in Iraq’s Anbar Province a…
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Hundreds more U.S. troops headed to Iraq
About 350 new U.S. troops will begin arriving in Iraq on Wednesday, bringing the total American military footprint th…
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DoD willing to reconsider discharges of Vietnam vets with PTSD
The Defense Department has agreed to reconsider the bad-paper discharges for thousands of Vietnam-era veterans who ma…
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As cyber force grows, manpower details emerge
The military will need to expand its force of cyber warriors beyond plans for 6,200 personnel, and the individual ser…
-
U.S. troops to have no direct contact with Ebola victims
The 3,000 U.S. troops who will deploy to West Africa to help contain the Ebola epidemic will not have direct exposure…
-
Abuse scandals prompt Hagel to examine military’s links to NFL
Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel is taking a close look at the military’s ties to the National Football League amid a sp…
-
IG: Sexual assault investigators should improve methods
Military investigators responding to reports of sexual assaults do not always follow the widely accepted standards se…
-
Obama will consider ground troops in Iraq on ‘case-by-case basis,’ Dempsey says
President Obama is considering putting combat troops on the ground in Iraq on a “case-by-case basis,” his top militar…
-
Hagel: U.S. is ‘at war’ with Islamic State
The United States is “at war” with Islamic State militants in Iraq and Syria and U.S. military ground troops may be r…
-
Obama’s new ISIL strategy: Little near-term impact on optempo, budget
President Obama’s new strategy for confronting the extremists known as the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant is un…
-
U.S. expands airstrikes into western Iraq
The U.S. military is coordinating some airstrikes with Sunni tribal militias on the ground in Iraq’s Anbar Province a…
-
Hundreds more U.S. troops headed to Iraq
About 350 new U.S. troops will begin arriving in Iraq on Wednesday, bringing the total American military footprint th…
-
DoD willing to reconsider discharges of Vietnam vets with PTSD
The Defense Department has agreed to reconsider the bad-paper discharges for thousands of Vietnam-era veterans who ma…
-
As cyber force grows, manpower details emerge
The military will need to expand its force of cyber warriors beyond plans for 6,200 personnel, and the individual ser…
-
U.S. troops to have no direct contact with Ebola victims
The 3,000 U.S. troops who will deploy to West Africa to help contain the Ebola epidemic will not have direct exposure…
-
Abuse scandals prompt Hagel to examine military’s links to NFL
Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel is taking a close look at the military’s ties to the National Football League amid a sp…
-
IG: Sexual assault investigators should improve methods
Military investigators responding to reports of sexual assaults do not always follow the widely accepted standards se…
-
Obama will consider ground troops in Iraq on ‘case-by-case basis,’ Dempsey says
President Obama is considering putting combat troops on the ground in Iraq on a “case-by-case basis,” his top militar…
-
Hagel: U.S. is ‘at war’ with Islamic State
The United States is “at war” with Islamic State militants in Iraq and Syria and U.S. military ground troops may be r…
-
Obama’s new ISIL strategy: Little near-term impact on optempo, budget
President Obama’s new strategy for confronting the extremists known as the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant is un…
-
U.S. expands airstrikes into western Iraq
The U.S. military is coordinating some airstrikes with Sunni tribal militias on the ground in Iraq’s Anbar Province a…
-
Hundreds more U.S. troops headed to Iraq
About 350 new U.S. troops will begin arriving in Iraq on Wednesday, bringing the total American military footprint th…
-
DoD willing to reconsider discharges of Vietnam vets with PTSD
The Defense Department has agreed to reconsider the bad-paper discharges for thousands of Vietnam-era veterans who ma…
