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More than meets the eye: Army selects next-gen camouflage system
The Army has finally selected a company to provide it with the next generation of ultra light-weight general-purpose camouflage.
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DoD drops border deployment name, no longer calling it ‘Faithful Patriot’
The Pentagon says it will stop using the operation name for the U.S. military mission on the southern border.
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Two-star general, Green Berets punished for deadly Niger ambush that killed 4 US soldiers
The military has reportedly punished six troops for their roles in the October 2017 Niger ambush that resulted in the deaths of four Americans and four Nigerien soldiers.
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Apparent insider attack in Afghanistan kills US service member, wounds another
One U.S. service member was killed and another was wounded after an apparent insider attack in Kabul, Afghanistan, on Saturday.
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CENTCOM apologizes and removes manual containing the phrase ‘Negro blood’
U.S. Central Command has removed a welcome booklet for the U.S. military training mission to Saudi Arabia.
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DoD hasn’t followed CENTCOM deployment requirements for advisers heading to Afghanistan, report says
The Department of Defense has not been following through on adviser training for its service members before deploying them to Afghanistan, a government watchdog reported.
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‘This is not going to be won militarily’: Top US commander in Afghanistan reveals pessimism
The U.S.-backed Afghan government’s control over territory is slipping, according to a new report.
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Trump extends Veterans Day celebrations through all of November
President Donald Trump issued a proclamation Wednesday to proclaim November 2018 as National Veterans and Military Families Month.
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L3 agrees to settle lawsuit alleging bias against Guard and reserve pilots
A major defense contractor has agreed to pay $2 million to National Guard and reserve pilots who were passed over for jobs at the company going back to 2011, under a proposed settlement filed in federal court in Washington state.
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Rearming Europe: US Air Force receives largest ordnance shipment in decades
In mid-October, the U.S. Air Force received its largest shipment of ordnance since the bombing of Yugoslavia in the late 1990s.
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More than meets the eye: Army selects next-gen camouflage system
The Army has finally selected a company to provide it with the next generation of ultra light-weight general-purpose camouflage.
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DoD drops border deployment name, no longer calling it ‘Faithful Patriot’
The Pentagon says it will stop using the operation name for the U.S. military mission on the southern border.
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Two-star general, Green Berets punished for deadly Niger ambush that killed 4 US soldiers
The military has reportedly punished six troops for their roles in the October 2017 Niger ambush that resulted in the deaths of four Americans and four Nigerien soldiers.
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Apparent insider attack in Afghanistan kills US service member, wounds another
One U.S. service member was killed and another was wounded after an apparent insider attack in Kabul, Afghanistan, on Saturday.
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CENTCOM apologizes and removes manual containing the phrase ‘Negro blood’
U.S. Central Command has removed a welcome booklet for the U.S. military training mission to Saudi Arabia.
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DoD hasn’t followed CENTCOM deployment requirements for advisers heading to Afghanistan, report says
The Department of Defense has not been following through on adviser training for its service members before deploying them to Afghanistan, a government watchdog reported.
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‘This is not going to be won militarily’: Top US commander in Afghanistan reveals pessimism
The U.S.-backed Afghan government’s control over territory is slipping, according to a new report.
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Trump extends Veterans Day celebrations through all of November
President Donald Trump issued a proclamation Wednesday to proclaim November 2018 as National Veterans and Military Families Month.
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L3 agrees to settle lawsuit alleging bias against Guard and reserve pilots
A major defense contractor has agreed to pay $2 million to National Guard and reserve pilots who were passed over for jobs at the company going back to 2011, under a proposed settlement filed in federal court in Washington state.
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Rearming Europe: US Air Force receives largest ordnance shipment in decades
In mid-October, the U.S. Air Force received its largest shipment of ordnance since the bombing of Yugoslavia in the late 1990s.
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More than meets the eye: Army selects next-gen camouflage system
The Army has finally selected a company to provide it with the next generation of ultra light-weight general-purpose camouflage.
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DoD drops border deployment name, no longer calling it ‘Faithful Patriot’
The Pentagon says it will stop using the operation name for the U.S. military mission on the southern border.
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Two-star general, Green Berets punished for deadly Niger ambush that killed 4 US soldiers
The military has reportedly punished six troops for their roles in the October 2017 Niger ambush that resulted in the deaths of four Americans and four Nigerien soldiers.
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Apparent insider attack in Afghanistan kills US service member, wounds another
One U.S. service member was killed and another was wounded after an apparent insider attack in Kabul, Afghanistan, on Saturday.
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CENTCOM apologizes and removes manual containing the phrase ‘Negro blood’
U.S. Central Command has removed a welcome booklet for the U.S. military training mission to Saudi Arabia.
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DoD hasn’t followed CENTCOM deployment requirements for advisers heading to Afghanistan, report says
The Department of Defense has not been following through on adviser training for its service members before deploying them to Afghanistan, a government watchdog reported.
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‘This is not going to be won militarily’: Top US commander in Afghanistan reveals pessimism
The U.S.-backed Afghan government’s control over territory is slipping, according to a new report.
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Trump extends Veterans Day celebrations through all of November
President Donald Trump issued a proclamation Wednesday to proclaim November 2018 as National Veterans and Military Families Month.
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L3 agrees to settle lawsuit alleging bias against Guard and reserve pilots
A major defense contractor has agreed to pay $2 million to National Guard and reserve pilots who were passed over for jobs at the company going back to 2011, under a proposed settlement filed in federal court in Washington state.
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Rearming Europe: US Air Force receives largest ordnance shipment in decades
In mid-October, the U.S. Air Force received its largest shipment of ordnance since the bombing of Yugoslavia in the late 1990s.
