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Soldier saves four before perishing in massive New York apartment fire
Pfc. Emmanuel Mensah. a soldier in the New York Army National Guard, had previously lived in the building and was visiting home after completing military training in Virginia, officials said.
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Australian Army adopts Marine Corps-style hand-to-hand combat training
Aussie Soldiers Down Under will begin unarmed combat courses.
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DoD wants your ideas on how to operate, navigate underground
Rising populations, denser urban areas and existing security threats are forcing military and civilian emergency workers underground.
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New upgunned Stryker arrives in Europe
The newly upgraded Stryker Infantry Carrier Vehicle – Dragoon has arrived in Germany to equip the 2nd Cavalry Regiment.
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DARPA hopes to swarm drones out of C-130s in 2019 test
The Defense Advanced Research Project Agency plans to demonstrate the ability to launch and recover swarms of drones from a C-130 sometime in 2019.
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Veterans groups sue the military for sexual assault records
Veterans groups have filed a lawsuit against the Defense Department and Department of Homeland Security, alleging that the government is illegally denying records requests involving sexual assault and harassment cases.
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Air Force medical team evacuates sailor wounded by IED in Syria
The 34-year-old sailor was left with a 2 percent survival rate following the detonation, leaving his rescuers “shocked he survived the initial injury.”
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Could the Air Force disable a North Korean missile before launch?
Some officials think the Air Force’s CHAMP system could be outfitted to a missile and used to disable a North Korean ICBM on the launchpad or in-flight, but there are significant problems with that approach.
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Army-Navy week: 3 sisters, 3 academies, and 4 generations of service
Meet the Easter sisters. The two youngest will be on opposite sides of Saturday’s Army-Navy clash.
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Defense contractor sentenced to five years for defrauding more than $15 million
A North Carolina-based defense contractor was sentenced to five years in prison on Friday for defrauding the government of more than $15 million through two separate conspiracies.
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Soldier saves four before perishing in massive New York apartment fire
Pfc. Emmanuel Mensah. a soldier in the New York Army National Guard, had previously lived in the building and was visiting home after completing military training in Virginia, officials said.
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Australian Army adopts Marine Corps-style hand-to-hand combat training
Aussie Soldiers Down Under will begin unarmed combat courses.
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DoD wants your ideas on how to operate, navigate underground
Rising populations, denser urban areas and existing security threats are forcing military and civilian emergency workers underground.
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New upgunned Stryker arrives in Europe
The newly upgraded Stryker Infantry Carrier Vehicle – Dragoon has arrived in Germany to equip the 2nd Cavalry Regiment.
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DARPA hopes to swarm drones out of C-130s in 2019 test
The Defense Advanced Research Project Agency plans to demonstrate the ability to launch and recover swarms of drones from a C-130 sometime in 2019.
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Veterans groups sue the military for sexual assault records
Veterans groups have filed a lawsuit against the Defense Department and Department of Homeland Security, alleging that the government is illegally denying records requests involving sexual assault and harassment cases.
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Air Force medical team evacuates sailor wounded by IED in Syria
The 34-year-old sailor was left with a 2 percent survival rate following the detonation, leaving his rescuers “shocked he survived the initial injury.”
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Could the Air Force disable a North Korean missile before launch?
Some officials think the Air Force’s CHAMP system could be outfitted to a missile and used to disable a North Korean ICBM on the launchpad or in-flight, but there are significant problems with that approach.
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Army-Navy week: 3 sisters, 3 academies, and 4 generations of service
Meet the Easter sisters. The two youngest will be on opposite sides of Saturday’s Army-Navy clash.
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Defense contractor sentenced to five years for defrauding more than $15 million
A North Carolina-based defense contractor was sentenced to five years in prison on Friday for defrauding the government of more than $15 million through two separate conspiracies.
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Soldier saves four before perishing in massive New York apartment fire
Pfc. Emmanuel Mensah. a soldier in the New York Army National Guard, had previously lived in the building and was visiting home after completing military training in Virginia, officials said.
-
Australian Army adopts Marine Corps-style hand-to-hand combat training
Aussie Soldiers Down Under will begin unarmed combat courses.
-
DoD wants your ideas on how to operate, navigate underground
Rising populations, denser urban areas and existing security threats are forcing military and civilian emergency workers underground.
-
New upgunned Stryker arrives in Europe
The newly upgraded Stryker Infantry Carrier Vehicle – Dragoon has arrived in Germany to equip the 2nd Cavalry Regiment.
-
DARPA hopes to swarm drones out of C-130s in 2019 test
The Defense Advanced Research Project Agency plans to demonstrate the ability to launch and recover swarms of drones from a C-130 sometime in 2019.
-
Veterans groups sue the military for sexual assault records
Veterans groups have filed a lawsuit against the Defense Department and Department of Homeland Security, alleging that the government is illegally denying records requests involving sexual assault and harassment cases.
-
Air Force medical team evacuates sailor wounded by IED in Syria
The 34-year-old sailor was left with a 2 percent survival rate following the detonation, leaving his rescuers “shocked he survived the initial injury.”
-
Could the Air Force disable a North Korean missile before launch?
Some officials think the Air Force’s CHAMP system could be outfitted to a missile and used to disable a North Korean ICBM on the launchpad or in-flight, but there are significant problems with that approach.
-
Army-Navy week: 3 sisters, 3 academies, and 4 generations of service
Meet the Easter sisters. The two youngest will be on opposite sides of Saturday’s Army-Navy clash.
-
Defense contractor sentenced to five years for defrauding more than $15 million
A North Carolina-based defense contractor was sentenced to five years in prison on Friday for defrauding the government of more than $15 million through two separate conspiracies.
