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Iraq: retaken Mosul towns still battle-stricken, await aid
The bodies of two dead Islamic State fighters have been lying on the sidewalk in front of Muhammad Jassim’s house in eastern Mosul for the past week. Both of the corpses were burned, abused and decapitated, one was partially covered by a pastel floral bed sheet.
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U.S. defense secretary in Israel as country gets F-35 jets
U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter was visiting Israel Monday as it prepared to receive the first two next-generation F-35 fighter jets that will help preserve the country’s military edge in the volatile Mideast.
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Army-Navy at the half: Streak in serious jeopardy as Army dominates early going
Mids have no answer to Black Knights’ run attack
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Iraqi units clear Mosul buildings after advances, ISIS attacks
Iraqi special forces cleared buildings on Saturday in neighborhoods they entered in eastern Mosul a day earlier, after pushing out Islamic State militants in their drive to take back the city, as new images emerged of the barriers the extremist group mounted to obstruct the troops’ advance.
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In dawn operation, Iraqi special forces near Mosul from east
Armored vehicles, including Abrams tanks, drew mortar and small arms fire as they moved on the village of Bazwaya in the dawn assault, while allied artillery and airstrikes hit IS positions.
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Iraq’s Shiite militias join Mosul push; bombs rock Baghdad
Militia spokesmen said that some 5,000 fighters had joined their push to encircle from the west the country’s second-largest city of Mosul, the Islamic State militants’ last bastion in Iraq, which is linked by road to territory it holds in Syria.
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Guard reaches out to Alaska Natives because they ‘live the weather’
The Guard is launching a three-year program that provides waivers for Alaska Natives looking to join, but who may face barriers to qualification.
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ISIS driving hundreds into Mosul, using them as human shields
Islamic State militants have been going door to door in villages south of Mosul, ordering people at gunpoint on a mileslong trek into the city and using them as human shields as the extremists prepare to defend it from Iraqi forces, according to residents swept up in the forced evacuations.
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Iraq: retaken Mosul towns still battle-stricken, await aid
The bodies of two dead Islamic State fighters have been lying on the sidewalk in front of Muhammad Jassim’s house in eastern Mosul for the past week. Both of the corpses were burned, abused and decapitated, one was partially covered by a pastel floral bed sheet.
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U.S. defense secretary in Israel as country gets F-35 jets
U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter was visiting Israel Monday as it prepared to receive the first two next-generation F-35 fighter jets that will help preserve the country’s military edge in the volatile Mideast.
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Army-Navy at the half: Streak in serious jeopardy as Army dominates early going
Mids have no answer to Black Knights’ run attack
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The Ultimate Gift Guide Essentials
This year’s top gear and apparel for military men and women
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Iraqi units clear Mosul buildings after advances, ISIS attacks
Iraqi special forces cleared buildings on Saturday in neighborhoods they entered in eastern Mosul a day earlier, after pushing out Islamic State militants in their drive to take back the city, as new images emerged of the barriers the extremist group mounted to obstruct the troops’ advance.
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UPDATED: More Veterans Day discounts coming your way
From free food to flu shots and more, check out our helpful guide
-
In dawn operation, Iraqi special forces near Mosul from east
Armored vehicles, including Abrams tanks, drew mortar and small arms fire as they moved on the village of Bazwaya in the dawn assault, while allied artillery and airstrikes hit IS positions.
-
Iraq’s Shiite militias join Mosul push; bombs rock Baghdad
Militia spokesmen said that some 5,000 fighters had joined their push to encircle from the west the country’s second-largest city of Mosul, the Islamic State militants’ last bastion in Iraq, which is linked by road to territory it holds in Syria.
-
Guard reaches out to Alaska Natives because they ‘live the weather’
The Guard is launching a three-year program that provides waivers for Alaska Natives looking to join, but who may face barriers to qualification.
-
ISIS driving hundreds into Mosul, using them as human shields
Islamic State militants have been going door to door in villages south of Mosul, ordering people at gunpoint on a mileslong trek into the city and using them as human shields as the extremists prepare to defend it from Iraqi forces, according to residents swept up in the forced evacuations.
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Iraq: retaken Mosul towns still battle-stricken, await aid
The bodies of two dead Islamic State fighters have been lying on the sidewalk in front of Muhammad Jassim’s house in eastern Mosul for the past week. Both of the corpses were burned, abused and decapitated, one was partially covered by a pastel floral bed sheet.
-
U.S. defense secretary in Israel as country gets F-35 jets
U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter was visiting Israel Monday as it prepared to receive the first two next-generation F-35 fighter jets that will help preserve the country’s military edge in the volatile Mideast.
-
Army-Navy at the half: Streak in serious jeopardy as Army dominates early going
Mids have no answer to Black Knights’ run attack
-
The Ultimate Gift Guide Essentials
This year’s top gear and apparel for military men and women
-
Iraqi units clear Mosul buildings after advances, ISIS attacks
Iraqi special forces cleared buildings on Saturday in neighborhoods they entered in eastern Mosul a day earlier, after pushing out Islamic State militants in their drive to take back the city, as new images emerged of the barriers the extremist group mounted to obstruct the troops’ advance.
-
UPDATED: More Veterans Day discounts coming your way
From free food to flu shots and more, check out our helpful guide
-
In dawn operation, Iraqi special forces near Mosul from east
Armored vehicles, including Abrams tanks, drew mortar and small arms fire as they moved on the village of Bazwaya in the dawn assault, while allied artillery and airstrikes hit IS positions.
-
Iraq’s Shiite militias join Mosul push; bombs rock Baghdad
Militia spokesmen said that some 5,000 fighters had joined their push to encircle from the west the country’s second-largest city of Mosul, the Islamic State militants’ last bastion in Iraq, which is linked by road to territory it holds in Syria.
-
Guard reaches out to Alaska Natives because they ‘live the weather’
The Guard is launching a three-year program that provides waivers for Alaska Natives looking to join, but who may face barriers to qualification.
-
ISIS driving hundreds into Mosul, using them as human shields
Islamic State militants have been going door to door in villages south of Mosul, ordering people at gunpoint on a mileslong trek into the city and using them as human shields as the extremists prepare to defend it from Iraqi forces, according to residents swept up in the forced evacuations.














