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Meet the first Afghan Special Forces instructor pilot trained in-country
One of Afghanistan’s elite pilots is now not only flying the helicopters he grew up watching on television, but he’s teaching others to fly them, too.
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Pentagon thinks China could be a partner in Afghanistan
As bombing in Northern Afghanistan’s Badakhshan province dials in on a little known terror group called the East Turkestan Islamic Movement, U.S. officials are eyeing a potential partnership with China in the fight against terrorists there.
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Nine Abrams tanks fell into the hands of Iranian-backed militias during anti-ISIS fight
U.S.-issued military equipment, to include as many as nine M1A1 Abrams tanks, fell into the hands of Iranian-backed militias during the turbulent period that swept Iraq as it battled the Islamic State, the Pentagon confirmed Wednesday.
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Pro-Assad fighters attack US-backed forces, coalition advisers
Syrian pro-regime forces initiated an unprovoked attack against Syrian Democratic Forces headquarters Wednesday, U.S. Central Command said in a press statement.
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US bombing expands to Afghan province near Chinese border
U.S. Forces-Afghanistan has begun launching precision airstrikes in Northern Afghanistan in an effort to degrade the Taliban’s revenue streams, training facilities and support networks.
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DoD: US-backed force heading to defend Syrian city could be cut from anti-ISIS coalition
The Syriac Military Council — a member of the U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces — has announced it will send units to fight in Afrin, risking being cut from the global coalition fighting ISIS.
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Doubts rise over effectiveness of bombing Afghan drug labs
A government watchdog agency is questioning the Defense Department’s drug lab bombing campaign against the Taliban financial network this winter.
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Not just for Hollywood anymore: SOCOM seeks long-range facial recognition, other next-gen tech
Facial recognition optics are among the new gadgets special operations forces may soon have in their kits during missions.
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US officials push back against report on losses in Afghanistan
A recent report by the BBC stating that the insurgent group threatens 70 percent of Afghanistan “overstates their influence,” officials with Resolute Support told Military Times.
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British service member supporting Inherent Resolve dies in non-combat incident
Officials did not release any additional details except to say the incident is under investigation.
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Meet the first Afghan Special Forces instructor pilot trained in-country
One of Afghanistan’s elite pilots is now not only flying the helicopters he grew up watching on television, but he’s teaching others to fly them, too.
-
Pentagon thinks China could be a partner in Afghanistan
As bombing in Northern Afghanistan’s Badakhshan province dials in on a little known terror group called the East Turkestan Islamic Movement, U.S. officials are eyeing a potential partnership with China in the fight against terrorists there.
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Nine Abrams tanks fell into the hands of Iranian-backed militias during anti-ISIS fight
U.S.-issued military equipment, to include as many as nine M1A1 Abrams tanks, fell into the hands of Iranian-backed militias during the turbulent period that swept Iraq as it battled the Islamic State, the Pentagon confirmed Wednesday.
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Pro-Assad fighters attack US-backed forces, coalition advisers
Syrian pro-regime forces initiated an unprovoked attack against Syrian Democratic Forces headquarters Wednesday, U.S. Central Command said in a press statement.
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US bombing expands to Afghan province near Chinese border
U.S. Forces-Afghanistan has begun launching precision airstrikes in Northern Afghanistan in an effort to degrade the Taliban’s revenue streams, training facilities and support networks.
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DoD: US-backed force heading to defend Syrian city could be cut from anti-ISIS coalition
The Syriac Military Council — a member of the U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces — has announced it will send units to fight in Afrin, risking being cut from the global coalition fighting ISIS.
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Doubts rise over effectiveness of bombing Afghan drug labs
A government watchdog agency is questioning the Defense Department’s drug lab bombing campaign against the Taliban financial network this winter.
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Not just for Hollywood anymore: SOCOM seeks long-range facial recognition, other next-gen tech
Facial recognition optics are among the new gadgets special operations forces may soon have in their kits during missions.
-
US officials push back against report on losses in Afghanistan
A recent report by the BBC stating that the insurgent group threatens 70 percent of Afghanistan “overstates their influence,” officials with Resolute Support told Military Times.
-
British service member supporting Inherent Resolve dies in non-combat incident
Officials did not release any additional details except to say the incident is under investigation.
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Meet the first Afghan Special Forces instructor pilot trained in-country
One of Afghanistan’s elite pilots is now not only flying the helicopters he grew up watching on television, but he’s teaching others to fly them, too.
-
Pentagon thinks China could be a partner in Afghanistan
As bombing in Northern Afghanistan’s Badakhshan province dials in on a little known terror group called the East Turkestan Islamic Movement, U.S. officials are eyeing a potential partnership with China in the fight against terrorists there.
-
Nine Abrams tanks fell into the hands of Iranian-backed militias during anti-ISIS fight
U.S.-issued military equipment, to include as many as nine M1A1 Abrams tanks, fell into the hands of Iranian-backed militias during the turbulent period that swept Iraq as it battled the Islamic State, the Pentagon confirmed Wednesday.
-
Pro-Assad fighters attack US-backed forces, coalition advisers
Syrian pro-regime forces initiated an unprovoked attack against Syrian Democratic Forces headquarters Wednesday, U.S. Central Command said in a press statement.
-
US bombing expands to Afghan province near Chinese border
U.S. Forces-Afghanistan has begun launching precision airstrikes in Northern Afghanistan in an effort to degrade the Taliban’s revenue streams, training facilities and support networks.
-
DoD: US-backed force heading to defend Syrian city could be cut from anti-ISIS coalition
The Syriac Military Council — a member of the U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces — has announced it will send units to fight in Afrin, risking being cut from the global coalition fighting ISIS.
-
Doubts rise over effectiveness of bombing Afghan drug labs
A government watchdog agency is questioning the Defense Department’s drug lab bombing campaign against the Taliban financial network this winter.
-
Not just for Hollywood anymore: SOCOM seeks long-range facial recognition, other next-gen tech
Facial recognition optics are among the new gadgets special operations forces may soon have in their kits during missions.
-
US officials push back against report on losses in Afghanistan
A recent report by the BBC stating that the insurgent group threatens 70 percent of Afghanistan “overstates their influence,” officials with Resolute Support told Military Times.
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British service member supporting Inherent Resolve dies in non-combat incident
Officials did not release any additional details except to say the incident is under investigation.
