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US-backed Kurdish fighters claim 80 percent of Raqqa has been liberated
U.S.-backed Kurdish fighters known as the People’s Protection Unit or YPG, claim to have liberated nearly 80 percent of Raqqa, the de-facto capital of ISIS, according to a video press release by the militant group.
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Turkish state media boasts about new missile, ability to shoot down US aircraft
Turkey’s state run news agency Anadolu on Wednesday published an infographic showcasing the capabilities of the country’s new Russian-acquired S-400 missile defense system — and its ability to shoot down U.S. aircraft.
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The Army is developing robot resupply vehicles
The latest demonstration of autonomous robotic systems highlights a growing sense of importance by the Pentagon to use automated technology in nearly all aspects of U.S. military operations.
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Al-Qaida propaganda outlet posts ‘wanted dead or alive’ poster of Trump
A pro al-Qaida media propaganda outlet released a statement on Tuesday lambasting President Trump over his recent decision to increase troops in Afghanistan.
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Afghanistan takes delivery of first Black Hawks
The U.S. has delivered the first two of a planned 159 U.S. UH-60 Black Hawk helicopters.
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The Corps’s new ammo-resupply robot will lighten the load for Marines
The eXpeditionary Robotic Platform, or XR-P, as it is called, can load 120mm mortar rounds into an MV-22 Ospreys autonomously.
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American commandos face complicated mission in Mali
U.S. forces face a task fraught with complications stemming from Mali’s complex political atmosphere, which features a plethora of extremist groups, terrorist organizations and sophisticated weaponry.
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Transgender service members can re-enlist while review continues
Transgender service members can re-enlist if their service contracts expire while the Defense Department continues studying the implementation of President Trump’s directive banning their service.
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Coalition troops wounded in vehicle bomb attack near Kandahar
A small number of coalition service members were wounded when a vehicle-borne improvised explosive device, or VBIED, hit their patrol in Kandahar, Afghanistan, according to a press release from Resolute Support.
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Iran produces propaganda video showing its forces destroying US Navy
The video depicts ordinary Iranian citizens destroying the U.S. Navy with a giant tidal wave.
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US-backed Kurdish fighters claim 80 percent of Raqqa has been liberated
U.S.-backed Kurdish fighters known as the People’s Protection Unit or YPG, claim to have liberated nearly 80 percent of Raqqa, the de-facto capital of ISIS, according to a video press release by the militant group.
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Turkish state media boasts about new missile, ability to shoot down US aircraft
Turkey’s state run news agency Anadolu on Wednesday published an infographic showcasing the capabilities of the country’s new Russian-acquired S-400 missile defense system — and its ability to shoot down U.S. aircraft.
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The Army is developing robot resupply vehicles
The latest demonstration of autonomous robotic systems highlights a growing sense of importance by the Pentagon to use automated technology in nearly all aspects of U.S. military operations.
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Al-Qaida propaganda outlet posts ‘wanted dead or alive’ poster of Trump
A pro al-Qaida media propaganda outlet released a statement on Tuesday lambasting President Trump over his recent decision to increase troops in Afghanistan.
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Afghanistan takes delivery of first Black Hawks
The U.S. has delivered the first two of a planned 159 U.S. UH-60 Black Hawk helicopters.
-
The Corps’s new ammo-resupply robot will lighten the load for Marines
The eXpeditionary Robotic Platform, or XR-P, as it is called, can load 120mm mortar rounds into an MV-22 Ospreys autonomously.
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American commandos face complicated mission in Mali
U.S. forces face a task fraught with complications stemming from Mali’s complex political atmosphere, which features a plethora of extremist groups, terrorist organizations and sophisticated weaponry.
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Transgender service members can re-enlist while review continues
Transgender service members can re-enlist if their service contracts expire while the Defense Department continues studying the implementation of President Trump’s directive banning their service.
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Coalition troops wounded in vehicle bomb attack near Kandahar
A small number of coalition service members were wounded when a vehicle-borne improvised explosive device, or VBIED, hit their patrol in Kandahar, Afghanistan, according to a press release from Resolute Support.
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Iran produces propaganda video showing its forces destroying US Navy
The video depicts ordinary Iranian citizens destroying the U.S. Navy with a giant tidal wave.
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US-backed Kurdish fighters claim 80 percent of Raqqa has been liberated
U.S.-backed Kurdish fighters known as the People’s Protection Unit or YPG, claim to have liberated nearly 80 percent of Raqqa, the de-facto capital of ISIS, according to a video press release by the militant group.
-
Turkish state media boasts about new missile, ability to shoot down US aircraft
Turkey’s state run news agency Anadolu on Wednesday published an infographic showcasing the capabilities of the country’s new Russian-acquired S-400 missile defense system — and its ability to shoot down U.S. aircraft.
-
The Army is developing robot resupply vehicles
The latest demonstration of autonomous robotic systems highlights a growing sense of importance by the Pentagon to use automated technology in nearly all aspects of U.S. military operations.
-
Al-Qaida propaganda outlet posts ‘wanted dead or alive’ poster of Trump
A pro al-Qaida media propaganda outlet released a statement on Tuesday lambasting President Trump over his recent decision to increase troops in Afghanistan.
-
Afghanistan takes delivery of first Black Hawks
The U.S. has delivered the first two of a planned 159 U.S. UH-60 Black Hawk helicopters.
-
The Corps’s new ammo-resupply robot will lighten the load for Marines
The eXpeditionary Robotic Platform, or XR-P, as it is called, can load 120mm mortar rounds into an MV-22 Ospreys autonomously.
-
American commandos face complicated mission in Mali
U.S. forces face a task fraught with complications stemming from Mali’s complex political atmosphere, which features a plethora of extremist groups, terrorist organizations and sophisticated weaponry.
-
Transgender service members can re-enlist while review continues
Transgender service members can re-enlist if their service contracts expire while the Defense Department continues studying the implementation of President Trump’s directive banning their service.
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Coalition troops wounded in vehicle bomb attack near Kandahar
A small number of coalition service members were wounded when a vehicle-borne improvised explosive device, or VBIED, hit their patrol in Kandahar, Afghanistan, according to a press release from Resolute Support.
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Iran produces propaganda video showing its forces destroying US Navy
The video depicts ordinary Iranian citizens destroying the U.S. Navy with a giant tidal wave.
