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26,000 US troops total in Iraq, Afghanistan and Syria, DoD reports
The actual figures, reported in a DOD database, reflect a much larger U.S. footprint than previously acknowledged.
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IG: Personal misconduct by senior military leaders spiked 13 percent
Reported incidents rose from 710 to 803 from fiscal 2015 to fiscal 2017, the inspector general found.
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US airstrike kills more than 100 al-Shabab militants
Separate Libya strikes kill 20 ISIS militants as U.S. increases air campaign against terror groups in Africa.
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F-22s conduct first airstrikes in Afghanistan
The airstrikes were first use of expanded authorities in Afghanistan, top U.S. general says.
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Pentagon: Niger investigation to be completed by January 2018
The investigation is looking into how the ISIS-linked group was able to ambush U.S. forces, killing four.
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North Korea threat of above-ground bomb test serious, US says
“If he‘s telling us he’ll do it, he’s going to,” US officials say.
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China has practiced bombing runs targeting Guam, US says
U.S. forces are adjusting how they would execute a conflict with China as incursions increase.
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US agrees to provide South Korea more weapons, upgraded defenses
The South Korean defense minister said the U.S. and South Korea were hammering out the technical details “to expand rotational deployment of U.S. strategic assets.”
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Mattis: No answers yet on Niger attack
Lawmakers suggest subpoena may be necessary to get facts behind attack that killed four service members.
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Pentagon says Iraqi train-and-equip mission could end if attacks on Kurds continue
The U.S. may consider ceasing its massive train-and-equip program of Iraqi forces if they continue an offensive against Iraqi Kurds in Kirkuk, the Pentagon said Monday.
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26,000 US troops total in Iraq, Afghanistan and Syria, DoD reports
The actual figures, reported in a DOD database, reflect a much larger U.S. footprint than previously acknowledged.
-
IG: Personal misconduct by senior military leaders spiked 13 percent
Reported incidents rose from 710 to 803 from fiscal 2015 to fiscal 2017, the inspector general found.
-
US airstrike kills more than 100 al-Shabab militants
Separate Libya strikes kill 20 ISIS militants as U.S. increases air campaign against terror groups in Africa.
-
F-22s conduct first airstrikes in Afghanistan
The airstrikes were first use of expanded authorities in Afghanistan, top U.S. general says.
-
Pentagon: Niger investigation to be completed by January 2018
The investigation is looking into how the ISIS-linked group was able to ambush U.S. forces, killing four.
-
North Korea threat of above-ground bomb test serious, US says
“If he‘s telling us he’ll do it, he’s going to,” US officials say.
-
China has practiced bombing runs targeting Guam, US says
U.S. forces are adjusting how they would execute a conflict with China as incursions increase.
-
US agrees to provide South Korea more weapons, upgraded defenses
The South Korean defense minister said the U.S. and South Korea were hammering out the technical details “to expand rotational deployment of U.S. strategic assets.”
-
Mattis: No answers yet on Niger attack
Lawmakers suggest subpoena may be necessary to get facts behind attack that killed four service members.
-
Pentagon says Iraqi train-and-equip mission could end if attacks on Kurds continue
The U.S. may consider ceasing its massive train-and-equip program of Iraqi forces if they continue an offensive against Iraqi Kurds in Kirkuk, the Pentagon said Monday.
-
26,000 US troops total in Iraq, Afghanistan and Syria, DoD reports
The actual figures, reported in a DOD database, reflect a much larger U.S. footprint than previously acknowledged.
-
IG: Personal misconduct by senior military leaders spiked 13 percent
Reported incidents rose from 710 to 803 from fiscal 2015 to fiscal 2017, the inspector general found.
-
US airstrike kills more than 100 al-Shabab militants
Separate Libya strikes kill 20 ISIS militants as U.S. increases air campaign against terror groups in Africa.
-
F-22s conduct first airstrikes in Afghanistan
The airstrikes were first use of expanded authorities in Afghanistan, top U.S. general says.
-
Pentagon: Niger investigation to be completed by January 2018
The investigation is looking into how the ISIS-linked group was able to ambush U.S. forces, killing four.
-
North Korea threat of above-ground bomb test serious, US says
“If he‘s telling us he’ll do it, he’s going to,” US officials say.
-
China has practiced bombing runs targeting Guam, US says
U.S. forces are adjusting how they would execute a conflict with China as incursions increase.
-
US agrees to provide South Korea more weapons, upgraded defenses
The South Korean defense minister said the U.S. and South Korea were hammering out the technical details “to expand rotational deployment of U.S. strategic assets.”
-
Mattis: No answers yet on Niger attack
Lawmakers suggest subpoena may be necessary to get facts behind attack that killed four service members.
-
Pentagon says Iraqi train-and-equip mission could end if attacks on Kurds continue
The U.S. may consider ceasing its massive train-and-equip program of Iraqi forces if they continue an offensive against Iraqi Kurds in Kirkuk, the Pentagon said Monday.
