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Power unlikely to be fully restored in Puerto Rico until after Christmas, Army 3-star says
Puerto Rico may not be back up to full power generation until January or February, U.S. Army Corps of Engineer Commander Lt. Gen. Todd Semonite said during a briefing on hurricane relief efforts Friday.
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Air Force combat controller, AC-130 crew honored for valor in Afghanistan
The Air Force Cross and 10 other medals for valor were awarded at a ceremony Tuesday to airmen who fought in a pitched battle Nov. 2 in Kunduz Province, Afghanistan.
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National Infantry Museum to dedicate new Global War on Terrorism Memorial
The National Infantry Museum in Columbus, Georgia, will hold a dedication ceremony for the Global War on Terrorism Memorial on Monday.
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Former CEO of armored vehicle company found guilty of fraud
The former owner of the armored vehicle company was found guilty on three counts of major fraud against the U.S. related to vehicles he was to supply for use in Iraq.
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Russia remains the greatest near-term threat to the US, intel official says
Russia remains the greatest near-term threat to the United States, said the U.S. Army assistant deputy chief of staff for Intelligence on Monday.
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Air Force surgeons saved lives following Las Vegas mass shooting
Four general surgeons and three resident surgeons from Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada, treated patients through the night after the largest single-shooter massacre in American history Oct. 1.
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Obama, Biden and Prince Harry help close out Invictus Games
The largest wounded warrior competition of the year ends with a ceremony featuring Bruce Springsteen and Bryan Adams singing for the competitors.
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Marines help Afghans to clear key district in Helmand province
Helmand Province is still a key outpost for Taliban insurgents.
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Academy superintendent drops hammer on racists, tells them to ‘get out’ of his service
In a forceful speech to the entire Air Force Academy Thursday, Superintendent Lt. Gen. Jay Silveria said there would be zero tolerance for the display of racist attitudes, and urged anyone who disagreed to “get out.”
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For the first time, a civilian drone has crashed into a military aircraft
There was a crew of four soldiers from the 82nd Airborne Division aboard the Black Hawk. No one was injured.
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Power unlikely to be fully restored in Puerto Rico until after Christmas, Army 3-star says
Puerto Rico may not be back up to full power generation until January or February, U.S. Army Corps of Engineer Commander Lt. Gen. Todd Semonite said during a briefing on hurricane relief efforts Friday.
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Air Force combat controller, AC-130 crew honored for valor in Afghanistan
The Air Force Cross and 10 other medals for valor were awarded at a ceremony Tuesday to airmen who fought in a pitched battle Nov. 2 in Kunduz Province, Afghanistan.
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National Infantry Museum to dedicate new Global War on Terrorism Memorial
The National Infantry Museum in Columbus, Georgia, will hold a dedication ceremony for the Global War on Terrorism Memorial on Monday.
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Former CEO of armored vehicle company found guilty of fraud
The former owner of the armored vehicle company was found guilty on three counts of major fraud against the U.S. related to vehicles he was to supply for use in Iraq.
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Russia remains the greatest near-term threat to the US, intel official says
Russia remains the greatest near-term threat to the United States, said the U.S. Army assistant deputy chief of staff for Intelligence on Monday.
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Air Force surgeons saved lives following Las Vegas mass shooting
Four general surgeons and three resident surgeons from Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada, treated patients through the night after the largest single-shooter massacre in American history Oct. 1.
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Obama, Biden and Prince Harry help close out Invictus Games
The largest wounded warrior competition of the year ends with a ceremony featuring Bruce Springsteen and Bryan Adams singing for the competitors.
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Marines help Afghans to clear key district in Helmand province
Helmand Province is still a key outpost for Taliban insurgents.
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Academy superintendent drops hammer on racists, tells them to ‘get out’ of his service
In a forceful speech to the entire Air Force Academy Thursday, Superintendent Lt. Gen. Jay Silveria said there would be zero tolerance for the display of racist attitudes, and urged anyone who disagreed to “get out.”
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For the first time, a civilian drone has crashed into a military aircraft
There was a crew of four soldiers from the 82nd Airborne Division aboard the Black Hawk. No one was injured.
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Power unlikely to be fully restored in Puerto Rico until after Christmas, Army 3-star says
Puerto Rico may not be back up to full power generation until January or February, U.S. Army Corps of Engineer Commander Lt. Gen. Todd Semonite said during a briefing on hurricane relief efforts Friday.
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Air Force combat controller, AC-130 crew honored for valor in Afghanistan
The Air Force Cross and 10 other medals for valor were awarded at a ceremony Tuesday to airmen who fought in a pitched battle Nov. 2 in Kunduz Province, Afghanistan.
-
National Infantry Museum to dedicate new Global War on Terrorism Memorial
The National Infantry Museum in Columbus, Georgia, will hold a dedication ceremony for the Global War on Terrorism Memorial on Monday.
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Former CEO of armored vehicle company found guilty of fraud
The former owner of the armored vehicle company was found guilty on three counts of major fraud against the U.S. related to vehicles he was to supply for use in Iraq.
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Russia remains the greatest near-term threat to the US, intel official says
Russia remains the greatest near-term threat to the United States, said the U.S. Army assistant deputy chief of staff for Intelligence on Monday.
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Air Force surgeons saved lives following Las Vegas mass shooting
Four general surgeons and three resident surgeons from Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada, treated patients through the night after the largest single-shooter massacre in American history Oct. 1.
-
Obama, Biden and Prince Harry help close out Invictus Games
The largest wounded warrior competition of the year ends with a ceremony featuring Bruce Springsteen and Bryan Adams singing for the competitors.
-
Marines help Afghans to clear key district in Helmand province
Helmand Province is still a key outpost for Taliban insurgents.
-
Academy superintendent drops hammer on racists, tells them to ‘get out’ of his service
In a forceful speech to the entire Air Force Academy Thursday, Superintendent Lt. Gen. Jay Silveria said there would be zero tolerance for the display of racist attitudes, and urged anyone who disagreed to “get out.”
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For the first time, a civilian drone has crashed into a military aircraft
There was a crew of four soldiers from the 82nd Airborne Division aboard the Black Hawk. No one was injured.
