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Mattis: Year-long continuing resolution would threaten troops’ pay
Pilots won’t fly, spare parts won’t be purchased and needed new service members won’t be accepted if Congress funds government through continuing resolution, Mattis said.
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Mattis considers cellphone ban at Pentagon
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis is considering banning all cell phones and personal electronic devices such as FitBits from the Pentagon
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Troops will get paid this week despite shutdown
The Jan. 26 paychecks will go out. After that, troops may have problems.
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Trump: Military will take worst hit in government shutdown
President visits on the eve of the rollout of the national defense strategy – and potentially another government shutdown.
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Major US defense strategy review coming Jan. 19
A significant part of the strategy will remain classified, but at least part of the document will be open to the public.
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US-Afghanistan supply lines remain open after Pakistan funding cut, Mattis says
Pakistan controls key routes for supplying 16,000 U.S. troops.
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US: Ballistic missiles fired on Saudi Arabia were provided by Iran
Intelligence assessments cite manufacturer markings and other evidence that the U.S. says means Iran is not complying with terms of a nuclear deal.
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Hundreds more National Guard troops activated to fight California wildfires
The fires have forced more than 200,000 people to flee.
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Mattis: Diplomacy hasn’t failed with North Korea
Despite most dangerous launch to date, US committed to diplomatic approach to stop North Korea missile program.
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North Korea’s highest missile test yet means they could hit Washington
Pentagon still assessing launch, said more details to come.
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Mattis: Year-long continuing resolution would threaten troops’ pay
Pilots won’t fly, spare parts won’t be purchased and needed new service members won’t be accepted if Congress funds government through continuing resolution, Mattis said.
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Mattis considers cellphone ban at Pentagon
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis is considering banning all cell phones and personal electronic devices such as FitBits from the Pentagon
-
Troops will get paid this week despite shutdown
The Jan. 26 paychecks will go out. After that, troops may have problems.
-
Trump: Military will take worst hit in government shutdown
President visits on the eve of the rollout of the national defense strategy – and potentially another government shutdown.
-
Major US defense strategy review coming Jan. 19
A significant part of the strategy will remain classified, but at least part of the document will be open to the public.
-
US-Afghanistan supply lines remain open after Pakistan funding cut, Mattis says
Pakistan controls key routes for supplying 16,000 U.S. troops.
-
US: Ballistic missiles fired on Saudi Arabia were provided by Iran
Intelligence assessments cite manufacturer markings and other evidence that the U.S. says means Iran is not complying with terms of a nuclear deal.
-
Hundreds more National Guard troops activated to fight California wildfires
The fires have forced more than 200,000 people to flee.
-
Mattis: Diplomacy hasn’t failed with North Korea
Despite most dangerous launch to date, US committed to diplomatic approach to stop North Korea missile program.
-
North Korea’s highest missile test yet means they could hit Washington
Pentagon still assessing launch, said more details to come.
-
Mattis: Year-long continuing resolution would threaten troops’ pay
Pilots won’t fly, spare parts won’t be purchased and needed new service members won’t be accepted if Congress funds government through continuing resolution, Mattis said.
-
Mattis considers cellphone ban at Pentagon
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis is considering banning all cell phones and personal electronic devices such as FitBits from the Pentagon
-
Troops will get paid this week despite shutdown
The Jan. 26 paychecks will go out. After that, troops may have problems.
-
Trump: Military will take worst hit in government shutdown
President visits on the eve of the rollout of the national defense strategy – and potentially another government shutdown.
-
Major US defense strategy review coming Jan. 19
A significant part of the strategy will remain classified, but at least part of the document will be open to the public.
-
US-Afghanistan supply lines remain open after Pakistan funding cut, Mattis says
Pakistan controls key routes for supplying 16,000 U.S. troops.
-
US: Ballistic missiles fired on Saudi Arabia were provided by Iran
Intelligence assessments cite manufacturer markings and other evidence that the U.S. says means Iran is not complying with terms of a nuclear deal.
-
Hundreds more National Guard troops activated to fight California wildfires
The fires have forced more than 200,000 people to flee.
-
Mattis: Diplomacy hasn’t failed with North Korea
Despite most dangerous launch to date, US committed to diplomatic approach to stop North Korea missile program.
-
North Korea’s highest missile test yet means they could hit Washington
Pentagon still assessing launch, said more details to come.
