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Families of slain Green Berets file lawsuit against Kingdom of Jordan
The families of three Army Green Berets killed in Jordan two years ago have filed a lawsuit against the country’s ruling royal family over their alleged mishandling of the case.
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Completion of US drone base in Niger to be delayed
Niger Air Base 201, a future hub for armed drones and other aircraft, won’t be completed until the middle of 2019.
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Father of soldier killed in Niger asks the Army not to punish the Green Beret officer who led the mission
The father of Staff Sgt. Bryan Black, an Army Green Beret killed in the October 2017 Niger ambush, has authored a letter asking the Army not to punish the Green Beret captain who led the mission.
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Mattis, Polish leaders talk possibility of ‘Fort Trump’
The possibility of a permanent U.S. military base in Poland moved a few steps forward this week.
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US-backed fighters resume final offensive against ISIS after pause to deal with Turkish tensions
The U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces are returning to the battle against the Islamic State following a pause to deal with clashes between their northern troops and Turkey.
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US Air Force’s huge exercise in Ukraine fuels growing partnership and that country’s NATO ambitions
The U.S. Air Force’s senior officer sat down with his Ukrainian counterpart last week to discuss the two countries’ growing ties, the conclusion of their first-ever large scale joint air exercise last month and the possibility of Ukraine joining the North Atlantic Treaty Organization in the future.
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Soldier with 7th Special Forces Group dies in training accident
A soldier with the Army’s 7th Special Forces Group died in a training accident in California last week.
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Taliban posts photos of MQ-9 Reaper they claim to have shot down; US says it simply crashed
An unmanned aircraft suffered a malfunction in late October and wound up as a prop in Taliban propaganda photos, who falsely claimed to have shot down the drone.
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Vietnam vets honored during Fort Polk ceremony
More than 120 Vietnam War veterans attended a welcome home ceremony at Polk Army Airfield, in Louisiana.
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F-35 squadron ramps up ops tempo, tests for combat deployments
The Air Force’s 388th Fighter Wing at Hill Air Force Base, Utah, pumped out 150 sorties in the past two weeks, in addition to the unit’s normal flying operations, to test their capabilities to operate the F-35A Lightning II in a deployed environment.
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Families of slain Green Berets file lawsuit against Kingdom of Jordan
The families of three Army Green Berets killed in Jordan two years ago have filed a lawsuit against the country’s ruling royal family over their alleged mishandling of the case.
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Completion of US drone base in Niger to be delayed
Niger Air Base 201, a future hub for armed drones and other aircraft, won’t be completed until the middle of 2019.
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Father of soldier killed in Niger asks the Army not to punish the Green Beret officer who led the mission
The father of Staff Sgt. Bryan Black, an Army Green Beret killed in the October 2017 Niger ambush, has authored a letter asking the Army not to punish the Green Beret captain who led the mission.
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Mattis, Polish leaders talk possibility of ‘Fort Trump’
The possibility of a permanent U.S. military base in Poland moved a few steps forward this week.
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US-backed fighters resume final offensive against ISIS after pause to deal with Turkish tensions
The U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces are returning to the battle against the Islamic State following a pause to deal with clashes between their northern troops and Turkey.
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US Air Force’s huge exercise in Ukraine fuels growing partnership and that country’s NATO ambitions
The U.S. Air Force’s senior officer sat down with his Ukrainian counterpart last week to discuss the two countries’ growing ties, the conclusion of their first-ever large scale joint air exercise last month and the possibility of Ukraine joining the North Atlantic Treaty Organization in the future.
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Soldier with 7th Special Forces Group dies in training accident
A soldier with the Army’s 7th Special Forces Group died in a training accident in California last week.
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Taliban posts photos of MQ-9 Reaper they claim to have shot down; US says it simply crashed
An unmanned aircraft suffered a malfunction in late October and wound up as a prop in Taliban propaganda photos, who falsely claimed to have shot down the drone.
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Vietnam vets honored during Fort Polk ceremony
More than 120 Vietnam War veterans attended a welcome home ceremony at Polk Army Airfield, in Louisiana.
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F-35 squadron ramps up ops tempo, tests for combat deployments
The Air Force’s 388th Fighter Wing at Hill Air Force Base, Utah, pumped out 150 sorties in the past two weeks, in addition to the unit’s normal flying operations, to test their capabilities to operate the F-35A Lightning II in a deployed environment.
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Families of slain Green Berets file lawsuit against Kingdom of Jordan
The families of three Army Green Berets killed in Jordan two years ago have filed a lawsuit against the country’s ruling royal family over their alleged mishandling of the case.
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Completion of US drone base in Niger to be delayed
Niger Air Base 201, a future hub for armed drones and other aircraft, won’t be completed until the middle of 2019.
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Father of soldier killed in Niger asks the Army not to punish the Green Beret officer who led the mission
The father of Staff Sgt. Bryan Black, an Army Green Beret killed in the October 2017 Niger ambush, has authored a letter asking the Army not to punish the Green Beret captain who led the mission.
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Mattis, Polish leaders talk possibility of ‘Fort Trump’
The possibility of a permanent U.S. military base in Poland moved a few steps forward this week.
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US-backed fighters resume final offensive against ISIS after pause to deal with Turkish tensions
The U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces are returning to the battle against the Islamic State following a pause to deal with clashes between their northern troops and Turkey.
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US Air Force’s huge exercise in Ukraine fuels growing partnership and that country’s NATO ambitions
The U.S. Air Force’s senior officer sat down with his Ukrainian counterpart last week to discuss the two countries’ growing ties, the conclusion of their first-ever large scale joint air exercise last month and the possibility of Ukraine joining the North Atlantic Treaty Organization in the future.
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Soldier with 7th Special Forces Group dies in training accident
A soldier with the Army’s 7th Special Forces Group died in a training accident in California last week.
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Taliban posts photos of MQ-9 Reaper they claim to have shot down; US says it simply crashed
An unmanned aircraft suffered a malfunction in late October and wound up as a prop in Taliban propaganda photos, who falsely claimed to have shot down the drone.
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Vietnam vets honored during Fort Polk ceremony
More than 120 Vietnam War veterans attended a welcome home ceremony at Polk Army Airfield, in Louisiana.
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F-35 squadron ramps up ops tempo, tests for combat deployments
The Air Force’s 388th Fighter Wing at Hill Air Force Base, Utah, pumped out 150 sorties in the past two weeks, in addition to the unit’s normal flying operations, to test their capabilities to operate the F-35A Lightning II in a deployed environment.
