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Pentagon finally plans Defense Travel System reforms
The Defense Department has fleshed out a plan to replace “the aging and inefficient Defense Travel System.”
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Trump’s military parade estimated to cost $80 million more than previously estimated
The parade will likely include Abrams tanks rolling through downtown Washington.
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Air Force aircraft, special operators help drive Taliban out of Ghazni; one PJ wounded
A Taliban siege on the eastern Afghan city of Ghazni has reportedly been lifted, partially thanks to the U.S. Air Force fighters, bombers, drones and special operations airmen on the ground.
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Air Force general faces questions over his Christian website
A non-profit group is calling for an investigation into the commander of Edwards Air Force Base in California over allegations that he has violated U.S. Defense Department policies on religious proselytizing.
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Ghazni City update: Here’s what Green Berets, 1st SFAB and Apaches are doing to help
U.S. forces and NATO’s Resolute Support mission support the Afghan-led clearance operation of Ghazni City.
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SOCOM is buying this new suppressed upper receiver group to make its troops quieter and deadlier
The SURG program was ongoing for the past few years as it worked to produce a weapon for SOCOM operators that cuts the noise from a fired round more efficiently.
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US Air Force, Army’s 101st Airborne Division called in to help defend major Afghan city
A major battle in eastern Afghanistan was still waging Monday morning when the U.S. Air Force and elements of the U.S. Army’s 101st Airborne Division were called in to support Afghan government troops who had sustained major casualties.
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Here’s what the Guard, Air Guard and Air Reserve are doing to fight California’s largest wildfire ever
Wildfires have been raging across the western United States this summer, and as in many natural disasters, elements of the Army and Air National Guard and Air Force Reserve have been mobilized to assist local communities.
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Was this an insider attack at a Syrian outpost, or a negligent discharge? CENTCOM says it can’t tell.
An investigation led by a Marine colonel could not conclusively determine the Marine was shot intentionally by a Syrian Democratic Forces guard.
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Could the Air Force bomb wildfires into submission?
Rather than fighting wildfires in the traditional way — using aircraft to drop chemical retardants on the blaze while ground crews clear brush that could be potential fuel — the Air Force should try to bomb it.
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Pentagon finally plans Defense Travel System reforms
The Defense Department has fleshed out a plan to replace “the aging and inefficient Defense Travel System.”
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Trump’s military parade estimated to cost $80 million more than previously estimated
The parade will likely include Abrams tanks rolling through downtown Washington.
-
Air Force aircraft, special operators help drive Taliban out of Ghazni; one PJ wounded
A Taliban siege on the eastern Afghan city of Ghazni has reportedly been lifted, partially thanks to the U.S. Air Force fighters, bombers, drones and special operations airmen on the ground.
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Air Force general faces questions over his Christian website
A non-profit group is calling for an investigation into the commander of Edwards Air Force Base in California over allegations that he has violated U.S. Defense Department policies on religious proselytizing.
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Ghazni City update: Here’s what Green Berets, 1st SFAB and Apaches are doing to help
U.S. forces and NATO’s Resolute Support mission support the Afghan-led clearance operation of Ghazni City.
-
SOCOM is buying this new suppressed upper receiver group to make its troops quieter and deadlier
The SURG program was ongoing for the past few years as it worked to produce a weapon for SOCOM operators that cuts the noise from a fired round more efficiently.
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US Air Force, Army’s 101st Airborne Division called in to help defend major Afghan city
A major battle in eastern Afghanistan was still waging Monday morning when the U.S. Air Force and elements of the U.S. Army’s 101st Airborne Division were called in to support Afghan government troops who had sustained major casualties.
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Here’s what the Guard, Air Guard and Air Reserve are doing to fight California’s largest wildfire ever
Wildfires have been raging across the western United States this summer, and as in many natural disasters, elements of the Army and Air National Guard and Air Force Reserve have been mobilized to assist local communities.
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Was this an insider attack at a Syrian outpost, or a negligent discharge? CENTCOM says it can’t tell.
An investigation led by a Marine colonel could not conclusively determine the Marine was shot intentionally by a Syrian Democratic Forces guard.
-
Could the Air Force bomb wildfires into submission?
Rather than fighting wildfires in the traditional way — using aircraft to drop chemical retardants on the blaze while ground crews clear brush that could be potential fuel — the Air Force should try to bomb it.
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Pentagon finally plans Defense Travel System reforms
The Defense Department has fleshed out a plan to replace “the aging and inefficient Defense Travel System.”
-
Trump’s military parade estimated to cost $80 million more than previously estimated
The parade will likely include Abrams tanks rolling through downtown Washington.
-
Air Force aircraft, special operators help drive Taliban out of Ghazni; one PJ wounded
A Taliban siege on the eastern Afghan city of Ghazni has reportedly been lifted, partially thanks to the U.S. Air Force fighters, bombers, drones and special operations airmen on the ground.
-
Air Force general faces questions over his Christian website
A non-profit group is calling for an investigation into the commander of Edwards Air Force Base in California over allegations that he has violated U.S. Defense Department policies on religious proselytizing.
-
Ghazni City update: Here’s what Green Berets, 1st SFAB and Apaches are doing to help
U.S. forces and NATO’s Resolute Support mission support the Afghan-led clearance operation of Ghazni City.
-
SOCOM is buying this new suppressed upper receiver group to make its troops quieter and deadlier
The SURG program was ongoing for the past few years as it worked to produce a weapon for SOCOM operators that cuts the noise from a fired round more efficiently.
-
US Air Force, Army’s 101st Airborne Division called in to help defend major Afghan city
A major battle in eastern Afghanistan was still waging Monday morning when the U.S. Air Force and elements of the U.S. Army’s 101st Airborne Division were called in to support Afghan government troops who had sustained major casualties.
-
Here’s what the Guard, Air Guard and Air Reserve are doing to fight California’s largest wildfire ever
Wildfires have been raging across the western United States this summer, and as in many natural disasters, elements of the Army and Air National Guard and Air Force Reserve have been mobilized to assist local communities.
-
Was this an insider attack at a Syrian outpost, or a negligent discharge? CENTCOM says it can’t tell.
An investigation led by a Marine colonel could not conclusively determine the Marine was shot intentionally by a Syrian Democratic Forces guard.
-
Could the Air Force bomb wildfires into submission?
Rather than fighting wildfires in the traditional way — using aircraft to drop chemical retardants on the blaze while ground crews clear brush that could be potential fuel — the Air Force should try to bomb it.
