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Pentagon: US forces kill ISIS leader in Afghanistan
Abu Sayed is the third ISIS-K leader killed in the last 12 months by U.S. forces.
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Marines Corps looks to field new plate carriers and body armor
The Marine Corps plans to field lighter and better fitting plate carriers and body armor.
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US troops eligible for medal for US operation against ISIS in Libya
The Pentagon has expanded the criteria for the Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary medal to include the U.S. campaign against ISIS in Libya.
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US Army veteran killed fighting with Kurdish militants in Raqqa
A U.S. Army veteran and another American citizen were killed on Monday while fighting in ISIS’ de facto capital of Raqqa with the People’s Protection Unit, or YPG.
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US Stryker vehicles lead Kurdish reinforcements into Raqqa
U.S. Stryker vehicles led a convoy of Kurdish reinforcements into the embattled Syrian city of Raqqa, according to Kurdish activists on the ground and videos posted on social media by the SMART News Agency— the largest Syrian opposition news outlet.
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ISIS fighters employ new tactic in Raqqa
Besieged ISIS fighters launched a desperate counterattack, disguised as Syrian Democratic Forces, in the al-Sinaa and al-Mashlab neighborhoods of Raqqa
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US Kurdish allies in final push to encircle Raqqa amid increasing threats from Turkey
U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces are in a final push to completely encircle the city of Raqqa — ISIS’ self-proclaimed capital, according to Col. Ryan Dillon, a spokesperson for Operation Inherent Resolve.
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Muddled messaging on Syria could pull the US into a greater conflict
The White House released a statement Monday night claiming the U.S. had “identified potential preparation for another chemical weapons attack,” and warning the Syrian regime that it would “pay a heavy price” should it unleash such weapons in the ongoing civil war.
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US special operations forces dispatched to Tal Abyad in northern Syria
According to Kurdish activists in northern Syria, U.S. special operations forces were recently dispatched to the Kurdish-controlled city of Tal Abyad near the Syrian-Turkey border.
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What counts as an aerial victory? Drones change the face of aerial combat
The proliferation of drones is changing the role and meaning of air combat in the skies and calling into question the U.S. military’s policy on awarding aerial combat victories.
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Pentagon: US forces kill ISIS leader in Afghanistan
Abu Sayed is the third ISIS-K leader killed in the last 12 months by U.S. forces.
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Marines Corps looks to field new plate carriers and body armor
The Marine Corps plans to field lighter and better fitting plate carriers and body armor.
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US troops eligible for medal for US operation against ISIS in Libya
The Pentagon has expanded the criteria for the Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary medal to include the U.S. campaign against ISIS in Libya.
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US Army veteran killed fighting with Kurdish militants in Raqqa
A U.S. Army veteran and another American citizen were killed on Monday while fighting in ISIS’ de facto capital of Raqqa with the People’s Protection Unit, or YPG.
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US Stryker vehicles lead Kurdish reinforcements into Raqqa
U.S. Stryker vehicles led a convoy of Kurdish reinforcements into the embattled Syrian city of Raqqa, according to Kurdish activists on the ground and videos posted on social media by the SMART News Agency— the largest Syrian opposition news outlet.
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ISIS fighters employ new tactic in Raqqa
Besieged ISIS fighters launched a desperate counterattack, disguised as Syrian Democratic Forces, in the al-Sinaa and al-Mashlab neighborhoods of Raqqa
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US Kurdish allies in final push to encircle Raqqa amid increasing threats from Turkey
U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces are in a final push to completely encircle the city of Raqqa — ISIS’ self-proclaimed capital, according to Col. Ryan Dillon, a spokesperson for Operation Inherent Resolve.
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Muddled messaging on Syria could pull the US into a greater conflict
The White House released a statement Monday night claiming the U.S. had “identified potential preparation for another chemical weapons attack,” and warning the Syrian regime that it would “pay a heavy price” should it unleash such weapons in the ongoing civil war.
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US special operations forces dispatched to Tal Abyad in northern Syria
According to Kurdish activists in northern Syria, U.S. special operations forces were recently dispatched to the Kurdish-controlled city of Tal Abyad near the Syrian-Turkey border.
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What counts as an aerial victory? Drones change the face of aerial combat
The proliferation of drones is changing the role and meaning of air combat in the skies and calling into question the U.S. military’s policy on awarding aerial combat victories.
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Pentagon: US forces kill ISIS leader in Afghanistan
Abu Sayed is the third ISIS-K leader killed in the last 12 months by U.S. forces.
-
Marines Corps looks to field new plate carriers and body armor
The Marine Corps plans to field lighter and better fitting plate carriers and body armor.
-
US troops eligible for medal for US operation against ISIS in Libya
The Pentagon has expanded the criteria for the Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary medal to include the U.S. campaign against ISIS in Libya.
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US Army veteran killed fighting with Kurdish militants in Raqqa
A U.S. Army veteran and another American citizen were killed on Monday while fighting in ISIS’ de facto capital of Raqqa with the People’s Protection Unit, or YPG.
-
US Stryker vehicles lead Kurdish reinforcements into Raqqa
U.S. Stryker vehicles led a convoy of Kurdish reinforcements into the embattled Syrian city of Raqqa, according to Kurdish activists on the ground and videos posted on social media by the SMART News Agency— the largest Syrian opposition news outlet.
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ISIS fighters employ new tactic in Raqqa
Besieged ISIS fighters launched a desperate counterattack, disguised as Syrian Democratic Forces, in the al-Sinaa and al-Mashlab neighborhoods of Raqqa
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US Kurdish allies in final push to encircle Raqqa amid increasing threats from Turkey
U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces are in a final push to completely encircle the city of Raqqa — ISIS’ self-proclaimed capital, according to Col. Ryan Dillon, a spokesperson for Operation Inherent Resolve.
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Muddled messaging on Syria could pull the US into a greater conflict
The White House released a statement Monday night claiming the U.S. had “identified potential preparation for another chemical weapons attack,” and warning the Syrian regime that it would “pay a heavy price” should it unleash such weapons in the ongoing civil war.
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US special operations forces dispatched to Tal Abyad in northern Syria
According to Kurdish activists in northern Syria, U.S. special operations forces were recently dispatched to the Kurdish-controlled city of Tal Abyad near the Syrian-Turkey border.
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What counts as an aerial victory? Drones change the face of aerial combat
The proliferation of drones is changing the role and meaning of air combat in the skies and calling into question the U.S. military’s policy on awarding aerial combat victories.
