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Top U.S. general says cooperation with Russia must preserve ‘operational security’
The military’s top officer said that any plan to cooperate with Russia in Syria must protect U.S. secrets.
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Iraq finally bans fake bomb detectors after July 3 blast
For nearly a decade, anyone driving through one of Baghdad’s many checkpoints was subjected to a search by a soldier pointing a security wand at their vehicle and watching the device intently to see if its antenna moved.
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Pentagon revises manual to clarify protections of journalism
The Pentagon has revised its Law of War guidelines to remove wording that could permit U.S. military commanders to treat war correspondents as “unprivileged belligerents” if they think the journalists are sympathizing or cooperating with enemy forces.
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Mark Takai, Hawaii congressman and National Guard lieutenant colonel, dies
Rep. Mark Takai, a first-term Democrat from Hawaii, died Wednesday of pancreatic cancer.
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Defense, foreign ministers to plan next steps against ISIS
fense and foreign ministers from more than 30 nations gathered Wednesday to plan the next steps in the fight against the Islamic State group and to determine what more they can do as the fights for key cities in Iraq and Syria move forward.
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Vegas sportsbook installs Mids as (very) early favorites in Army-Navy game
Last year’s 21-17 win over Army was the 14th straight rivalry win for Navy, extending what was already a series record.
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Iraqi Shiite cleric calls additional U.S. troops a ‘target’
A powerful Iraqi Shiite cleric said the additional 560 U.S. troops heading to Iraq to upgrade an air base recently retaken from the Islamic State group would be a “target” for his supporters.
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Size of force in Iraq may grow as U.S. helps rebuild airfield
The airfield is known as Qayara West and it used to be home to a U.S. Army brigade headquarters.
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South Korea premier pelted with eggs, bottles over THAAD missile site
Angry residents in a rural South Korean town threw eggs and water bottles at the prime minister and blocked him for more than six hours Friday to protest a plan to deploy an advanced U.S.
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Should the military exchanges run the commissary system? AAFES has a plan
The Army and Air Force Exchange Service is making a preemptive strike against the possible privatization of commissaries – with a new proposal that would put control of commissaries into the hands of the military exchanges and installation commanders
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Top U.S. general says cooperation with Russia must preserve ‘operational security’
The military’s top officer said that any plan to cooperate with Russia in Syria must protect U.S. secrets.
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Iraq finally bans fake bomb detectors after July 3 blast
For nearly a decade, anyone driving through one of Baghdad’s many checkpoints was subjected to a search by a soldier pointing a security wand at their vehicle and watching the device intently to see if its antenna moved.
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Pentagon revises manual to clarify protections of journalism
The Pentagon has revised its Law of War guidelines to remove wording that could permit U.S. military commanders to treat war correspondents as “unprivileged belligerents” if they think the journalists are sympathizing or cooperating with enemy forces.
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Mark Takai, Hawaii congressman and National Guard lieutenant colonel, dies
Rep. Mark Takai, a first-term Democrat from Hawaii, died Wednesday of pancreatic cancer.
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Defense, foreign ministers to plan next steps against ISIS
fense and foreign ministers from more than 30 nations gathered Wednesday to plan the next steps in the fight against the Islamic State group and to determine what more they can do as the fights for key cities in Iraq and Syria move forward.
-
Vegas sportsbook installs Mids as (very) early favorites in Army-Navy game
Last year’s 21-17 win over Army was the 14th straight rivalry win for Navy, extending what was already a series record.
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Iraqi Shiite cleric calls additional U.S. troops a ‘target’
A powerful Iraqi Shiite cleric said the additional 560 U.S. troops heading to Iraq to upgrade an air base recently retaken from the Islamic State group would be a “target” for his supporters.
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Size of force in Iraq may grow as U.S. helps rebuild airfield
The airfield is known as Qayara West and it used to be home to a U.S. Army brigade headquarters.
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South Korea premier pelted with eggs, bottles over THAAD missile site
Angry residents in a rural South Korean town threw eggs and water bottles at the prime minister and blocked him for more than six hours Friday to protest a plan to deploy an advanced U.S.
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Should the military exchanges run the commissary system? AAFES has a plan
The Army and Air Force Exchange Service is making a preemptive strike against the possible privatization of commissaries – with a new proposal that would put control of commissaries into the hands of the military exchanges and installation commanders
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Top U.S. general says cooperation with Russia must preserve ‘operational security’
The military’s top officer said that any plan to cooperate with Russia in Syria must protect U.S. secrets.
-
Iraq finally bans fake bomb detectors after July 3 blast
For nearly a decade, anyone driving through one of Baghdad’s many checkpoints was subjected to a search by a soldier pointing a security wand at their vehicle and watching the device intently to see if its antenna moved.
-
Pentagon revises manual to clarify protections of journalism
The Pentagon has revised its Law of War guidelines to remove wording that could permit U.S. military commanders to treat war correspondents as “unprivileged belligerents” if they think the journalists are sympathizing or cooperating with enemy forces.
-
Mark Takai, Hawaii congressman and National Guard lieutenant colonel, dies
Rep. Mark Takai, a first-term Democrat from Hawaii, died Wednesday of pancreatic cancer.
-
Defense, foreign ministers to plan next steps against ISIS
fense and foreign ministers from more than 30 nations gathered Wednesday to plan the next steps in the fight against the Islamic State group and to determine what more they can do as the fights for key cities in Iraq and Syria move forward.
-
Vegas sportsbook installs Mids as (very) early favorites in Army-Navy game
Last year’s 21-17 win over Army was the 14th straight rivalry win for Navy, extending what was already a series record.
-
Iraqi Shiite cleric calls additional U.S. troops a ‘target’
A powerful Iraqi Shiite cleric said the additional 560 U.S. troops heading to Iraq to upgrade an air base recently retaken from the Islamic State group would be a “target” for his supporters.
-
Size of force in Iraq may grow as U.S. helps rebuild airfield
The airfield is known as Qayara West and it used to be home to a U.S. Army brigade headquarters.
-
South Korea premier pelted with eggs, bottles over THAAD missile site
Angry residents in a rural South Korean town threw eggs and water bottles at the prime minister and blocked him for more than six hours Friday to protest a plan to deploy an advanced U.S.
-
Should the military exchanges run the commissary system? AAFES has a plan
The Army and Air Force Exchange Service is making a preemptive strike against the possible privatization of commissaries – with a new proposal that would put control of commissaries into the hands of the military exchanges and installation commanders
