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Navigation error blamed for deadly helicopter crash that killed seven US troops in western Iraq
The Air Force has released its investigation into the aircraft accident that left no survivors in western Iraq earlier this year, blaming pilot error after following a poorly designed flight plan.
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Did US drones swarm a Russian base? Probably not, but that capability isn’t far off.
“It is sometimes hard to tell which claims Russian officials believe and which are merely rhetoric,” one observer of Russian defense policy said.
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Not one of the 104 civilian casualty reports in Syria investigated in September was credible, coalition says
Officials with the international coalition to defeat the Islamic State found none of the civilian casualty reports assessed in September to be credible, according to a monthly report released this week.
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US troops in Syria take fire from Turkish proxy fighters
Tensions persist between the U.S. military and its NATO ally in the Syrian region of Manbij.
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Training, gear shortfalls occurred prior to soldier’s death in Afghanistan, according to report
Prior to the death of an Army EOD tech, his unit had repeatedly requested better equipment and training but were denied both due to a lack of funds, according to documents obtained by The New York Times.
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Air Force opens joint facilities in Estonia that will help deter Russian aggression
An aircraft maintenance hangar at Amari Air Base, in Estonia, may seem inconsequential, but the project is part of a multi-year plan by U.S. military to deter a possible conflict with Russia.
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US breaches the Arctic with Marines, fighter jets and aircraft carriers
The U.S. military is heading to northern Europe to participate in Trident Juncture — the largest NATO exercise since 2015.
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Service member killed in suspected insider attack in Afghanistan
A service member with the NATO mission to Afghanistan was killed in Herat province Monday.
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Top US commander in Afghanistan unharmed after attack leaves key Afghan general dead, 2 Americans wounded
The top U.S. general in Afghanistan was present during an attack Thursday that wounded two U.S. troops and killed an Afghan general who was key to holding together the many disparate political groups and security forces in southern Afghanistan.
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SOCOM solicitation for ‘reverse engineered’ foreign weapons sparks Russian anger, warnings
Russian leaders warn U.S. military not to copy Russia’s weapons designs.
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Navigation error blamed for deadly helicopter crash that killed seven US troops in western Iraq
The Air Force has released its investigation into the aircraft accident that left no survivors in western Iraq earlier this year, blaming pilot error after following a poorly designed flight plan.
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Did US drones swarm a Russian base? Probably not, but that capability isn’t far off.
“It is sometimes hard to tell which claims Russian officials believe and which are merely rhetoric,” one observer of Russian defense policy said.
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Not one of the 104 civilian casualty reports in Syria investigated in September was credible, coalition says
Officials with the international coalition to defeat the Islamic State found none of the civilian casualty reports assessed in September to be credible, according to a monthly report released this week.
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US troops in Syria take fire from Turkish proxy fighters
Tensions persist between the U.S. military and its NATO ally in the Syrian region of Manbij.
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Training, gear shortfalls occurred prior to soldier’s death in Afghanistan, according to report
Prior to the death of an Army EOD tech, his unit had repeatedly requested better equipment and training but were denied both due to a lack of funds, according to documents obtained by The New York Times.
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Air Force opens joint facilities in Estonia that will help deter Russian aggression
An aircraft maintenance hangar at Amari Air Base, in Estonia, may seem inconsequential, but the project is part of a multi-year plan by U.S. military to deter a possible conflict with Russia.
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US breaches the Arctic with Marines, fighter jets and aircraft carriers
The U.S. military is heading to northern Europe to participate in Trident Juncture — the largest NATO exercise since 2015.
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Service member killed in suspected insider attack in Afghanistan
A service member with the NATO mission to Afghanistan was killed in Herat province Monday.
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Top US commander in Afghanistan unharmed after attack leaves key Afghan general dead, 2 Americans wounded
The top U.S. general in Afghanistan was present during an attack Thursday that wounded two U.S. troops and killed an Afghan general who was key to holding together the many disparate political groups and security forces in southern Afghanistan.
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SOCOM solicitation for ‘reverse engineered’ foreign weapons sparks Russian anger, warnings
Russian leaders warn U.S. military not to copy Russia’s weapons designs.
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Navigation error blamed for deadly helicopter crash that killed seven US troops in western Iraq
The Air Force has released its investigation into the aircraft accident that left no survivors in western Iraq earlier this year, blaming pilot error after following a poorly designed flight plan.
-
Did US drones swarm a Russian base? Probably not, but that capability isn’t far off.
“It is sometimes hard to tell which claims Russian officials believe and which are merely rhetoric,” one observer of Russian defense policy said.
-
Not one of the 104 civilian casualty reports in Syria investigated in September was credible, coalition says
Officials with the international coalition to defeat the Islamic State found none of the civilian casualty reports assessed in September to be credible, according to a monthly report released this week.
-
US troops in Syria take fire from Turkish proxy fighters
Tensions persist between the U.S. military and its NATO ally in the Syrian region of Manbij.
-
Training, gear shortfalls occurred prior to soldier’s death in Afghanistan, according to report
Prior to the death of an Army EOD tech, his unit had repeatedly requested better equipment and training but were denied both due to a lack of funds, according to documents obtained by The New York Times.
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Air Force opens joint facilities in Estonia that will help deter Russian aggression
An aircraft maintenance hangar at Amari Air Base, in Estonia, may seem inconsequential, but the project is part of a multi-year plan by U.S. military to deter a possible conflict with Russia.
-
US breaches the Arctic with Marines, fighter jets and aircraft carriers
The U.S. military is heading to northern Europe to participate in Trident Juncture — the largest NATO exercise since 2015.
-
Service member killed in suspected insider attack in Afghanistan
A service member with the NATO mission to Afghanistan was killed in Herat province Monday.
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Top US commander in Afghanistan unharmed after attack leaves key Afghan general dead, 2 Americans wounded
The top U.S. general in Afghanistan was present during an attack Thursday that wounded two U.S. troops and killed an Afghan general who was key to holding together the many disparate political groups and security forces in southern Afghanistan.
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SOCOM solicitation for ‘reverse engineered’ foreign weapons sparks Russian anger, warnings
Russian leaders warn U.S. military not to copy Russia’s weapons designs.
