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China was just uninvited from a massive naval exercise. Here’s why.
The withdrawn invite follows a directive by the Pentagon to remove Chinese cellphones, other devices from exchanges over espionage fears.
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Indo-PACOM? Pentagon may rename US Pacific Command
Renaming U.S. PACOM could “better characterize” its role.
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Lawmakers seek registry for military water contamination cancers, illnesses
The registry would look like the VA’s “burn pit registry” and be used to track illnesses in military families exposed to water contaminants.
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Overrun and outnumbered, special ops soldiers fought to the end in deadly Niger ambush
In the months since the Oct. 4 ambush, U.S. Africa Command has conducted an extensive investigation to answer two questions: What were those service members doing there, and why didn’t they have better support?
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Properly equipping women for combat roles will ‘take some time,’ says the military’s top general
Since 2016, women have been able to join all combat units, but the gear they need to do their jobs hasn’t kept up, lawmakers told senior Pentagon leaders.
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As fatal aviation crashes reach 6-year high, Pentagon says ‘this is not a crisis’
Congress announces hearings to press services on rising accidents: What are they going to do about it?
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Immigrant soldier dies waiting for US military to clear him for duty
Spc. Nemanja Janicijevic, 25, died April 12 during a physical fitness training session at Fort Lee, Virginia.
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Coalition launched 105 weapons against Syria, with none intercepted, DoD says
On Saturday morning, Pentagon officials gave details on airstrikes on Syrian chemical weapons sites launched Friday by the United States, United Kingdom and France.
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US strikes three Syrian sites in response for chemical attack
The strikes were in retaliation for suspected chemical attacks by the Assad regime against a rebel-held Syrian town.
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Mattis on aviation accidents: ‘We cannot repair our way out’
Mattis was questioned by lawmakers days after Military Times reported 40 percent aviation accident jump since 2013.
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China was just uninvited from a massive naval exercise. Here’s why.
The withdrawn invite follows a directive by the Pentagon to remove Chinese cellphones, other devices from exchanges over espionage fears.
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Indo-PACOM? Pentagon may rename US Pacific Command
Renaming U.S. PACOM could “better characterize” its role.
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Lawmakers seek registry for military water contamination cancers, illnesses
The registry would look like the VA’s “burn pit registry” and be used to track illnesses in military families exposed to water contaminants.
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Overrun and outnumbered, special ops soldiers fought to the end in deadly Niger ambush
In the months since the Oct. 4 ambush, U.S. Africa Command has conducted an extensive investigation to answer two questions: What were those service members doing there, and why didn’t they have better support?
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Properly equipping women for combat roles will ‘take some time,’ says the military’s top general
Since 2016, women have been able to join all combat units, but the gear they need to do their jobs hasn’t kept up, lawmakers told senior Pentagon leaders.
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As fatal aviation crashes reach 6-year high, Pentagon says ‘this is not a crisis’
Congress announces hearings to press services on rising accidents: What are they going to do about it?
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Immigrant soldier dies waiting for US military to clear him for duty
Spc. Nemanja Janicijevic, 25, died April 12 during a physical fitness training session at Fort Lee, Virginia.
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Coalition launched 105 weapons against Syria, with none intercepted, DoD says
On Saturday morning, Pentagon officials gave details on airstrikes on Syrian chemical weapons sites launched Friday by the United States, United Kingdom and France.
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US strikes three Syrian sites in response for chemical attack
The strikes were in retaliation for suspected chemical attacks by the Assad regime against a rebel-held Syrian town.
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Mattis on aviation accidents: ‘We cannot repair our way out’
Mattis was questioned by lawmakers days after Military Times reported 40 percent aviation accident jump since 2013.
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China was just uninvited from a massive naval exercise. Here’s why.
The withdrawn invite follows a directive by the Pentagon to remove Chinese cellphones, other devices from exchanges over espionage fears.
-
Indo-PACOM? Pentagon may rename US Pacific Command
Renaming U.S. PACOM could “better characterize” its role.
-
Lawmakers seek registry for military water contamination cancers, illnesses
The registry would look like the VA’s “burn pit registry” and be used to track illnesses in military families exposed to water contaminants.
-
Overrun and outnumbered, special ops soldiers fought to the end in deadly Niger ambush
In the months since the Oct. 4 ambush, U.S. Africa Command has conducted an extensive investigation to answer two questions: What were those service members doing there, and why didn’t they have better support?
-
Properly equipping women for combat roles will ‘take some time,’ says the military’s top general
Since 2016, women have been able to join all combat units, but the gear they need to do their jobs hasn’t kept up, lawmakers told senior Pentagon leaders.
-
As fatal aviation crashes reach 6-year high, Pentagon says ‘this is not a crisis’
Congress announces hearings to press services on rising accidents: What are they going to do about it?
-
Immigrant soldier dies waiting for US military to clear him for duty
Spc. Nemanja Janicijevic, 25, died April 12 during a physical fitness training session at Fort Lee, Virginia.
-
Coalition launched 105 weapons against Syria, with none intercepted, DoD says
On Saturday morning, Pentagon officials gave details on airstrikes on Syrian chemical weapons sites launched Friday by the United States, United Kingdom and France.
-
US strikes three Syrian sites in response for chemical attack
The strikes were in retaliation for suspected chemical attacks by the Assad regime against a rebel-held Syrian town.
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Mattis on aviation accidents: ‘We cannot repair our way out’
Mattis was questioned by lawmakers days after Military Times reported 40 percent aviation accident jump since 2013.
