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The Pentagon is considering up to 5,000 additional troops for Afghanistan
A decision could be reached in coming weeks and announced when President Trump attends the NATO security summit in Brussels on May 25.
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US forces patrol Syrian border amid clashes between Turkey and Kurdish militants
As clashes continue between NATO ally Turkey and Kurdish militant group the People’s Protection Unit, U.S. forces are patrolling the border region in an operation reminiscent of the “reassure and deter mission” launched in Syria in March.
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Pentagon: Turkish airstrikes put US forces at risk
Airstrikes launched by Turkish warplanes Tuesday, which killed U.S. Kurdish allies in Iraq and Syria, were described as “unsafe” by the spokesman for Operation Inherent Resolve.
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Mattis in Afghanistan amid calls for troop increase
The U.S. defense secretary will meet with top Afghan and American leaders.
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The Pentagon says this video shows ISIS using ‘sinister’ new tactics in Mosul
U.S. officials released the weeks-old footage to promote a counter-narrative about rising civilian casualties in Iraq and Syria.
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Marine Corps packs are failing in the Arctic
Marines training in the Arctic region of Norway last year reported that many of the Corps’ standard-issue FILBE pack frames were cracking and breaking because of the intense cold and harsh winter environment.
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Iraqi unit with US and Australian advisers hit by ISIS chemical weapon
Twenty five Iraqi soldiers required treatment after the unit was hit with a mustard agent fired from an ISIS rocket on Sunday, according to CBS News.
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Trump adviser’s Afghanistan visit catches many by surprise
National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster arrives in Kabul as the White House evaluates next steps in the 15-year war.
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Marine Corps commandant wants new combat boots
For the first time in nearly a decade, the Marine Corps is working to develop a new combat boot with the goal of offering Marines a standard-issue option that is lighter, faster drying and has a repairable outsole.
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Marines’ new jungle boot enters final testing phase
This June, 400 to 500 Marines in Hawaii will help test the new tropical boots while conducting jungle training.
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The Pentagon is considering up to 5,000 additional troops for Afghanistan
A decision could be reached in coming weeks and announced when President Trump attends the NATO security summit in Brussels on May 25.
-
US forces patrol Syrian border amid clashes between Turkey and Kurdish militants
As clashes continue between NATO ally Turkey and Kurdish militant group the People’s Protection Unit, U.S. forces are patrolling the border region in an operation reminiscent of the “reassure and deter mission” launched in Syria in March.
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Pentagon: Turkish airstrikes put US forces at risk
Airstrikes launched by Turkish warplanes Tuesday, which killed U.S. Kurdish allies in Iraq and Syria, were described as “unsafe” by the spokesman for Operation Inherent Resolve.
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Mattis in Afghanistan amid calls for troop increase
The U.S. defense secretary will meet with top Afghan and American leaders.
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The Pentagon says this video shows ISIS using ‘sinister’ new tactics in Mosul
U.S. officials released the weeks-old footage to promote a counter-narrative about rising civilian casualties in Iraq and Syria.
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Marine Corps packs are failing in the Arctic
Marines training in the Arctic region of Norway last year reported that many of the Corps’ standard-issue FILBE pack frames were cracking and breaking because of the intense cold and harsh winter environment.
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Iraqi unit with US and Australian advisers hit by ISIS chemical weapon
Twenty five Iraqi soldiers required treatment after the unit was hit with a mustard agent fired from an ISIS rocket on Sunday, according to CBS News.
-
Trump adviser’s Afghanistan visit catches many by surprise
National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster arrives in Kabul as the White House evaluates next steps in the 15-year war.
-
Marine Corps commandant wants new combat boots
For the first time in nearly a decade, the Marine Corps is working to develop a new combat boot with the goal of offering Marines a standard-issue option that is lighter, faster drying and has a repairable outsole.
-
Marines’ new jungle boot enters final testing phase
This June, 400 to 500 Marines in Hawaii will help test the new tropical boots while conducting jungle training.
-
The Pentagon is considering up to 5,000 additional troops for Afghanistan
A decision could be reached in coming weeks and announced when President Trump attends the NATO security summit in Brussels on May 25.
-
US forces patrol Syrian border amid clashes between Turkey and Kurdish militants
As clashes continue between NATO ally Turkey and Kurdish militant group the People’s Protection Unit, U.S. forces are patrolling the border region in an operation reminiscent of the “reassure and deter mission” launched in Syria in March.
-
Pentagon: Turkish airstrikes put US forces at risk
Airstrikes launched by Turkish warplanes Tuesday, which killed U.S. Kurdish allies in Iraq and Syria, were described as “unsafe” by the spokesman for Operation Inherent Resolve.
-
Mattis in Afghanistan amid calls for troop increase
The U.S. defense secretary will meet with top Afghan and American leaders.
-
The Pentagon says this video shows ISIS using ‘sinister’ new tactics in Mosul
U.S. officials released the weeks-old footage to promote a counter-narrative about rising civilian casualties in Iraq and Syria.
-
Marine Corps packs are failing in the Arctic
Marines training in the Arctic region of Norway last year reported that many of the Corps’ standard-issue FILBE pack frames were cracking and breaking because of the intense cold and harsh winter environment.
-
Iraqi unit with US and Australian advisers hit by ISIS chemical weapon
Twenty five Iraqi soldiers required treatment after the unit was hit with a mustard agent fired from an ISIS rocket on Sunday, according to CBS News.
-
Trump adviser’s Afghanistan visit catches many by surprise
National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster arrives in Kabul as the White House evaluates next steps in the 15-year war.
-
Marine Corps commandant wants new combat boots
For the first time in nearly a decade, the Marine Corps is working to develop a new combat boot with the goal of offering Marines a standard-issue option that is lighter, faster drying and has a repairable outsole.
-
Marines’ new jungle boot enters final testing phase
This June, 400 to 500 Marines in Hawaii will help test the new tropical boots while conducting jungle training.
