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Army investigating US troops over the beating death of an Afghan commando
U.S. soldiers are under investigation following the death of an Afghan commando who was allegedly responsible for an insider attack in October.
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Here’s the US military footprint in the Black Sea region
A conflict is unlikely, but were it to kick off, there are U.S. troops currently in Eastern Europe and Ukraine that could respond.
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Army Ranger killed in Afghanistan likely was accidentally shot by Afghan soldier
The Army Ranger killed this weekend in Afghanistan was likely shot accidentally by an Afghan partner force, according to an initial review of his death.
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Three US troops killed, three others wounded in IED blast in Afghanistan
Three U.S. service members were killed and three more were wounded by an improvised explosive device in Afghanistan on Tuesday.
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Air Force base defenders upgrade weapons, training and fitness standards to meet near-peer threats
Big changes are coming to the Air Force’s career field of base defenders. The ability of the service to gain air superiority over a peer adversary could soon hinge on a career field that — like the rest of the U.S. military — has become accustomed to an era of combating violent extremism.
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Americans and Russians have exchanged gunfire in Syria more than once
“There have been various engagements, some involving exchange of fire, some not,” the U.S. envoy to Syria said.
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US service member killed in Afghanistan
A U.S. service member was killed in Afghanistan on Saturday.
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The US military is putting new observation posts in northern Syria
The U.S. military will begin putting observation posts in northern Syria to help Turkey secure its border from threats wondering through the war-torn country.
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More academy cadets selected to fly as the Air Force works to close its pilot shortfall
The Air Force has been dealing with a pilot shortage, but the service’s elite four-year academic institution is doing its part to pump out qualified future aviators.
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US spy planes moving to southwest England by 2024
The U.S. Air Force’s Britain-based spy aircraft are getting another flight leg on their European mission, as the service consolidates its assets on the continent.
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Army investigating US troops over the beating death of an Afghan commando
U.S. soldiers are under investigation following the death of an Afghan commando who was allegedly responsible for an insider attack in October.
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Here’s the US military footprint in the Black Sea region
A conflict is unlikely, but were it to kick off, there are U.S. troops currently in Eastern Europe and Ukraine that could respond.
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Army Ranger killed in Afghanistan likely was accidentally shot by Afghan soldier
The Army Ranger killed this weekend in Afghanistan was likely shot accidentally by an Afghan partner force, according to an initial review of his death.
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Three US troops killed, three others wounded in IED blast in Afghanistan
Three U.S. service members were killed and three more were wounded by an improvised explosive device in Afghanistan on Tuesday.
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Air Force base defenders upgrade weapons, training and fitness standards to meet near-peer threats
Big changes are coming to the Air Force’s career field of base defenders. The ability of the service to gain air superiority over a peer adversary could soon hinge on a career field that — like the rest of the U.S. military — has become accustomed to an era of combating violent extremism.
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Americans and Russians have exchanged gunfire in Syria more than once
“There have been various engagements, some involving exchange of fire, some not,” the U.S. envoy to Syria said.
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US service member killed in Afghanistan
A U.S. service member was killed in Afghanistan on Saturday.
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The US military is putting new observation posts in northern Syria
The U.S. military will begin putting observation posts in northern Syria to help Turkey secure its border from threats wondering through the war-torn country.
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More academy cadets selected to fly as the Air Force works to close its pilot shortfall
The Air Force has been dealing with a pilot shortage, but the service’s elite four-year academic institution is doing its part to pump out qualified future aviators.
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US spy planes moving to southwest England by 2024
The U.S. Air Force’s Britain-based spy aircraft are getting another flight leg on their European mission, as the service consolidates its assets on the continent.
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Army investigating US troops over the beating death of an Afghan commando
U.S. soldiers are under investigation following the death of an Afghan commando who was allegedly responsible for an insider attack in October.
-
Here’s the US military footprint in the Black Sea region
A conflict is unlikely, but were it to kick off, there are U.S. troops currently in Eastern Europe and Ukraine that could respond.
-
Army Ranger killed in Afghanistan likely was accidentally shot by Afghan soldier
The Army Ranger killed this weekend in Afghanistan was likely shot accidentally by an Afghan partner force, according to an initial review of his death.
-
Three US troops killed, three others wounded in IED blast in Afghanistan
Three U.S. service members were killed and three more were wounded by an improvised explosive device in Afghanistan on Tuesday.
-
Air Force base defenders upgrade weapons, training and fitness standards to meet near-peer threats
Big changes are coming to the Air Force’s career field of base defenders. The ability of the service to gain air superiority over a peer adversary could soon hinge on a career field that — like the rest of the U.S. military — has become accustomed to an era of combating violent extremism.
-
Americans and Russians have exchanged gunfire in Syria more than once
“There have been various engagements, some involving exchange of fire, some not,” the U.S. envoy to Syria said.
-
US service member killed in Afghanistan
A U.S. service member was killed in Afghanistan on Saturday.
-
The US military is putting new observation posts in northern Syria
The U.S. military will begin putting observation posts in northern Syria to help Turkey secure its border from threats wondering through the war-torn country.
-
More academy cadets selected to fly as the Air Force works to close its pilot shortfall
The Air Force has been dealing with a pilot shortage, but the service’s elite four-year academic institution is doing its part to pump out qualified future aviators.
-
US spy planes moving to southwest England by 2024
The U.S. Air Force’s Britain-based spy aircraft are getting another flight leg on their European mission, as the service consolidates its assets on the continent.
