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Russian military equipment, damaged bridge seen in satellite images
Russian military vehicles and equipment are still moving near the Antonov Airport, according to satellite images released Tuesday by Maxar Technologies.
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US nuclear forces chief ‘very concerned’ by Russia-China cooperation
In the wake of Russia and China’s strengthened ties, the U.S. admiral who oversees America’s nuclear forces said Tuesday he was “very concerned” about potential “cooperative aggression” between Russia and China.
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In Army culture, silence is still interpreted as consent
It does not matter how much we change the rules on paper dealing with sexual misconduct, unless we also work to eliminate cultural issues within the Army.
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Years of planning paid off in rapid Europe deployments, Army chief says
For all of the planning and positioning, the four-star acknowledged the changing conditions on the ground — there is a different threat in Europe now than what many saw even 18 months ago, he said.
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The unmaking of Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller
Part 2: What you didn’t know about the “accountability” Marine.
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White House, DoD lower expectations of Polish warplanes for Ukraine
The White House and Pentagon on Monday downplayed the likelihood of a three-way deal for Poland to give MiG-29 aircraft to Ukraine and for the U.S. to backfill the Polish fleet with American F-16 fighters.
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Foreign fighters now on battlefield helping battle Russia: Ukraine
The International Legion of Territorial Defense of Ukraine is now operational, Ukraine officials tell Military Times.
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Marine veteran sentenced to 6 years in prison for fraud scheme
Matthew A. Marshall went so far as to get a Force Recon” tattoo and send his unsuspecting victim a string of prayer beads he claimed to have removed from the body of a dead terrorist.
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Marine Corps F/A-18 crashes on former governor’s family property
Footage of the crash by a local man noted an engine that was on fire.
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Around-the-clock NATO air patrols fly to keep Russia at bay
NATO has nearly doubled the usual number of military jets on alert across Europe.
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Russian military equipment, damaged bridge seen in satellite images
Russian military vehicles and equipment are still moving near the Antonov Airport, according to satellite images released Tuesday by Maxar Technologies.
-
US nuclear forces chief ‘very concerned’ by Russia-China cooperation
In the wake of Russia and China’s strengthened ties, the U.S. admiral who oversees America’s nuclear forces said Tuesday he was “very concerned” about potential “cooperative aggression” between Russia and China.
-
In Army culture, silence is still interpreted as consent
It does not matter how much we change the rules on paper dealing with sexual misconduct, unless we also work to eliminate cultural issues within the Army.
-
Years of planning paid off in rapid Europe deployments, Army chief says
For all of the planning and positioning, the four-star acknowledged the changing conditions on the ground — there is a different threat in Europe now than what many saw even 18 months ago, he said.
-
The unmaking of Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller
Part 2: What you didn’t know about the “accountability” Marine.
-
White House, DoD lower expectations of Polish warplanes for Ukraine
The White House and Pentagon on Monday downplayed the likelihood of a three-way deal for Poland to give MiG-29 aircraft to Ukraine and for the U.S. to backfill the Polish fleet with American F-16 fighters.
-
Foreign fighters now on battlefield helping battle Russia: Ukraine
The International Legion of Territorial Defense of Ukraine is now operational, Ukraine officials tell Military Times.
-
Marine veteran sentenced to 6 years in prison for fraud scheme
Matthew A. Marshall went so far as to get a Force Recon” tattoo and send his unsuspecting victim a string of prayer beads he claimed to have removed from the body of a dead terrorist.
-
Marine Corps F/A-18 crashes on former governor’s family property
Footage of the crash by a local man noted an engine that was on fire.
-
Around-the-clock NATO air patrols fly to keep Russia at bay
NATO has nearly doubled the usual number of military jets on alert across Europe.
-
Russian military equipment, damaged bridge seen in satellite images
Russian military vehicles and equipment are still moving near the Antonov Airport, according to satellite images released Tuesday by Maxar Technologies.
-
US nuclear forces chief ‘very concerned’ by Russia-China cooperation
In the wake of Russia and China’s strengthened ties, the U.S. admiral who oversees America’s nuclear forces said Tuesday he was “very concerned” about potential “cooperative aggression” between Russia and China.
-
In Army culture, silence is still interpreted as consent
It does not matter how much we change the rules on paper dealing with sexual misconduct, unless we also work to eliminate cultural issues within the Army.
-
Years of planning paid off in rapid Europe deployments, Army chief says
For all of the planning and positioning, the four-star acknowledged the changing conditions on the ground — there is a different threat in Europe now than what many saw even 18 months ago, he said.
-
The unmaking of Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller
Part 2: What you didn’t know about the “accountability” Marine.
-
White House, DoD lower expectations of Polish warplanes for Ukraine
The White House and Pentagon on Monday downplayed the likelihood of a three-way deal for Poland to give MiG-29 aircraft to Ukraine and for the U.S. to backfill the Polish fleet with American F-16 fighters.
-
Foreign fighters now on battlefield helping battle Russia: Ukraine
The International Legion of Territorial Defense of Ukraine is now operational, Ukraine officials tell Military Times.
-
Marine veteran sentenced to 6 years in prison for fraud scheme
Matthew A. Marshall went so far as to get a Force Recon” tattoo and send his unsuspecting victim a string of prayer beads he claimed to have removed from the body of a dead terrorist.
-
Marine Corps F/A-18 crashes on former governor’s family property
Footage of the crash by a local man noted an engine that was on fire.
-
Around-the-clock NATO air patrols fly to keep Russia at bay
NATO has nearly doubled the usual number of military jets on alert across Europe.
