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On Memorial Day, Biden lauds fallen troops who ‘dared all, gave all’
The president called on Americans to ensure that their “sacrifice was not in vain.”
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Debt ceiling agreement locks in Biden’s proposed defense budget
The White House and House Republicans reached a debt ceiling agreement that increases the defense budget by 3.3% while cutting non-defense spending.
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Russia launched ‘largest drone attack’ on Ukrainian capital
The attack lasted more than five hours, with air defense reportedly shooting down more than 40 drones.
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Navy contractor jet was on fire before California crash, report says
Federal investigators say a Navy contractor’s aircraft caught fire before it crashed off the California coast earlier this month.
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Taiwan says Chinese warships pass through Taiwan Strait
Taiwan’s defense ministry said it detected three ships from the Chinese navy, including the Shandong aircraft carrier, passing through the Taiwan Strait.
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Kamala Harris welcomes West Point graduates to ‘unsettled world’
“The world has drastically changed,” the vice president told the roughly 950 graduating cadets of the U.S. Military Academy.
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Military prepares for disaster relief on Guam after massive typhoon
Airmen at Andersen AFB are working to reopen runways, while other military units are preparing to assist Guam residents.
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Defense secretary tells Naval Academy graduates they’re ready to serve
“Class of 2023, wherever your career takes you, remind the world of what you stand for,” Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said.
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On Memorial Day, Biden lauds fallen troops who ‘dared all, gave all’
The president called on Americans to ensure that their “sacrifice was not in vain.”
-
Debt ceiling agreement locks in Biden’s proposed defense budget
The White House and House Republicans reached a debt ceiling agreement that increases the defense budget by 3.3% while cutting non-defense spending.
-
Russia launched ‘largest drone attack’ on Ukrainian capital
The attack lasted more than five hours, with air defense reportedly shooting down more than 40 drones.
-
Navy contractor jet was on fire before California crash, report says
Federal investigators say a Navy contractor’s aircraft caught fire before it crashed off the California coast earlier this month.
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Taiwan says Chinese warships pass through Taiwan Strait
Taiwan’s defense ministry said it detected three ships from the Chinese navy, including the Shandong aircraft carrier, passing through the Taiwan Strait.
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Kamala Harris welcomes West Point graduates to ‘unsettled world’
“The world has drastically changed,” the vice president told the roughly 950 graduating cadets of the U.S. Military Academy.
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Military prepares for disaster relief on Guam after massive typhoon
Airmen at Andersen AFB are working to reopen runways, while other military units are preparing to assist Guam residents.
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Defense secretary tells Naval Academy graduates they’re ready to serve
“Class of 2023, wherever your career takes you, remind the world of what you stand for,” Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said.
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On Memorial Day, Biden lauds fallen troops who ‘dared all, gave all’
The president called on Americans to ensure that their “sacrifice was not in vain.”
-
Debt ceiling agreement locks in Biden’s proposed defense budget
The White House and House Republicans reached a debt ceiling agreement that increases the defense budget by 3.3% while cutting non-defense spending.
-
Russia launched ‘largest drone attack’ on Ukrainian capital
The attack lasted more than five hours, with air defense reportedly shooting down more than 40 drones.
-
Navy contractor jet was on fire before California crash, report says
Federal investigators say a Navy contractor’s aircraft caught fire before it crashed off the California coast earlier this month.
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Taiwan says Chinese warships pass through Taiwan Strait
Taiwan’s defense ministry said it detected three ships from the Chinese navy, including the Shandong aircraft carrier, passing through the Taiwan Strait.
-
Kamala Harris welcomes West Point graduates to ‘unsettled world’
“The world has drastically changed,” the vice president told the roughly 950 graduating cadets of the U.S. Military Academy.
-
Military prepares for disaster relief on Guam after massive typhoon
Airmen at Andersen AFB are working to reopen runways, while other military units are preparing to assist Guam residents.
-
Defense secretary tells Naval Academy graduates they’re ready to serve
“Class of 2023, wherever your career takes you, remind the world of what you stand for,” Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said.















