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Turkish pilots will keep training on F-35s in Arizona, despite possibly being cut from the program
Turkish pilots will continue training to fly the F-35A joint strike fighter in Arizona, officials said.
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Pentagon not trying to delay key Niger ambush report, Shanahan says
The report on the 2017 Niger ambush is expected to include decisions on reprimands and awards.
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Hub and spokes: US pumps aid into Mozambique following massive cyclone
U.S. Africa Command has been allotted millions of dollars to help move supplies into Mozambique, which was hit by the strongest-ever cyclone in the Southern Hemisphere March 14-15.
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Army special ops exercise spooks nearby residents, and city officials promise it won’t happen again
An exercise at an abandoned hotel rattled local residents and city officials are promising that exercises of that scale won’t happen near neighborhoods again.
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New Marine rotation arrives in Norway as Corps preps for a cold-weather fight
A new Marine rotation is expected in Norway in the coming weeks as the Corps continues to prep its forces for a potential cold-weather fight.
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Airmen being bros: US troops help overturned van in Poland
“It was second nature for us to stop and assist the driver involved in the incident,” said a first lieutenant assigned to the 48th Fighter Wing.
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Thailand — almost — has JTACs: US and Thai battlefield airmen train in close-air support
Over the next ten years, the Royal Thai Air Force will develop a legitimate JTAC program.
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Afghan forces could turn guns on Kabul without US air support, cash and troops, among other warnings
Here is the list of reasons why a peace deal between the Taliban and U.S. could threaten the gains made in the past 17 years of war in Afghanistan.
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Low aim or intel failure? ISIS’ last stand shows the difficulty in estimating enemy manpower
Ever since the Islamic State emerged it has been difficult to find a credible number for its total troop strength, and speculation has ranged widely.
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Lightning brigade: Training advanced infantry — not airstrikes — is AFRICOM’s primary effort in Somalia
Somalia’s Danab brigade is being directly trained by U.S. military forces.
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Turkish pilots will keep training on F-35s in Arizona, despite possibly being cut from the program
Turkish pilots will continue training to fly the F-35A joint strike fighter in Arizona, officials said.
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Pentagon not trying to delay key Niger ambush report, Shanahan says
The report on the 2017 Niger ambush is expected to include decisions on reprimands and awards.
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Hub and spokes: US pumps aid into Mozambique following massive cyclone
U.S. Africa Command has been allotted millions of dollars to help move supplies into Mozambique, which was hit by the strongest-ever cyclone in the Southern Hemisphere March 14-15.
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Army special ops exercise spooks nearby residents, and city officials promise it won’t happen again
An exercise at an abandoned hotel rattled local residents and city officials are promising that exercises of that scale won’t happen near neighborhoods again.
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New Marine rotation arrives in Norway as Corps preps for a cold-weather fight
A new Marine rotation is expected in Norway in the coming weeks as the Corps continues to prep its forces for a potential cold-weather fight.
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Airmen being bros: US troops help overturned van in Poland
“It was second nature for us to stop and assist the driver involved in the incident,” said a first lieutenant assigned to the 48th Fighter Wing.
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Thailand — almost — has JTACs: US and Thai battlefield airmen train in close-air support
Over the next ten years, the Royal Thai Air Force will develop a legitimate JTAC program.
-
Afghan forces could turn guns on Kabul without US air support, cash and troops, among other warnings
Here is the list of reasons why a peace deal between the Taliban and U.S. could threaten the gains made in the past 17 years of war in Afghanistan.
-
Low aim or intel failure? ISIS’ last stand shows the difficulty in estimating enemy manpower
Ever since the Islamic State emerged it has been difficult to find a credible number for its total troop strength, and speculation has ranged widely.
-
Lightning brigade: Training advanced infantry — not airstrikes — is AFRICOM’s primary effort in Somalia
Somalia’s Danab brigade is being directly trained by U.S. military forces.
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Turkish pilots will keep training on F-35s in Arizona, despite possibly being cut from the program
Turkish pilots will continue training to fly the F-35A joint strike fighter in Arizona, officials said.
-
Pentagon not trying to delay key Niger ambush report, Shanahan says
The report on the 2017 Niger ambush is expected to include decisions on reprimands and awards.
-
Hub and spokes: US pumps aid into Mozambique following massive cyclone
U.S. Africa Command has been allotted millions of dollars to help move supplies into Mozambique, which was hit by the strongest-ever cyclone in the Southern Hemisphere March 14-15.
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Army special ops exercise spooks nearby residents, and city officials promise it won’t happen again
An exercise at an abandoned hotel rattled local residents and city officials are promising that exercises of that scale won’t happen near neighborhoods again.
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New Marine rotation arrives in Norway as Corps preps for a cold-weather fight
A new Marine rotation is expected in Norway in the coming weeks as the Corps continues to prep its forces for a potential cold-weather fight.
-
Airmen being bros: US troops help overturned van in Poland
“It was second nature for us to stop and assist the driver involved in the incident,” said a first lieutenant assigned to the 48th Fighter Wing.
-
Thailand — almost — has JTACs: US and Thai battlefield airmen train in close-air support
Over the next ten years, the Royal Thai Air Force will develop a legitimate JTAC program.
-
Afghan forces could turn guns on Kabul without US air support, cash and troops, among other warnings
Here is the list of reasons why a peace deal between the Taliban and U.S. could threaten the gains made in the past 17 years of war in Afghanistan.
-
Low aim or intel failure? ISIS’ last stand shows the difficulty in estimating enemy manpower
Ever since the Islamic State emerged it has been difficult to find a credible number for its total troop strength, and speculation has ranged widely.
-
Lightning brigade: Training advanced infantry — not airstrikes — is AFRICOM’s primary effort in Somalia
Somalia’s Danab brigade is being directly trained by U.S. military forces.
