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Overrun and outnumbered, special ops soldiers fought to the end in deadly Niger ambush
In the months since the Oct. 4 ambush, U.S. Africa Command has conducted an extensive investigation to answer two questions: What were those service members doing there, and why didn’t they have better support?
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Properly equipping women for combat roles will ‘take some time,’ says the military’s top general
Since 2016, women have been able to join all combat units, but the gear they need to do their jobs hasn’t kept up, lawmakers told senior Pentagon leaders.
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Congress pursuing independent commission to review aviation safety
Rep. Adam Smith, the ranking member of the House Armed Services Committee, has filed as amendment to the annual defense policy bill creating a national commission to review the spike in aviation mishaps.
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As fatal aviation crashes reach 6-year high, Pentagon says ‘this is not a crisis’
Congress announces hearings to press services on rising accidents: What are they going to do about it?
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Naturalizations drop 65 percent for service members seeking citizenship after Mattis memo
The number of service members applying for and earning U.S. citizenship through military service has dropped 65 percent since Defense Secretary Jim Mattis directed additional background checks for non-citizen troops.
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Puerto Rico WC-130 crashes in Georgia with 9 on board
A WC-130 belonging to the Puerto Rico Air National Guard crashed Wednesday in Georgia with nine crew on board.
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Mattis: Services looking into military spouse deportations
The secretary of defense wants to hear from units about how they are affected by fears of deportation.
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US service member killed, another wounded in Afghanistan
The wounded service member was taken to Bagram Airfield for treatment.
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The Marine Corps had the highest increase in sexual assault reports among the services
Increased reports could reflect greater confidence in reporting, DoD said.
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Mattis: North Korea will need to build trust as peace agreement advances
Trump hails peace agreement, says ‘maximum pressure’ will be continued as talks move forward.
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Overrun and outnumbered, special ops soldiers fought to the end in deadly Niger ambush
In the months since the Oct. 4 ambush, U.S. Africa Command has conducted an extensive investigation to answer two questions: What were those service members doing there, and why didn’t they have better support?
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Properly equipping women for combat roles will ‘take some time,’ says the military’s top general
Since 2016, women have been able to join all combat units, but the gear they need to do their jobs hasn’t kept up, lawmakers told senior Pentagon leaders.
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Congress pursuing independent commission to review aviation safety
Rep. Adam Smith, the ranking member of the House Armed Services Committee, has filed as amendment to the annual defense policy bill creating a national commission to review the spike in aviation mishaps.
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As fatal aviation crashes reach 6-year high, Pentagon says ‘this is not a crisis’
Congress announces hearings to press services on rising accidents: What are they going to do about it?
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Naturalizations drop 65 percent for service members seeking citizenship after Mattis memo
The number of service members applying for and earning U.S. citizenship through military service has dropped 65 percent since Defense Secretary Jim Mattis directed additional background checks for non-citizen troops.
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Puerto Rico WC-130 crashes in Georgia with 9 on board
A WC-130 belonging to the Puerto Rico Air National Guard crashed Wednesday in Georgia with nine crew on board.
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Mattis: Services looking into military spouse deportations
The secretary of defense wants to hear from units about how they are affected by fears of deportation.
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US service member killed, another wounded in Afghanistan
The wounded service member was taken to Bagram Airfield for treatment.
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The Marine Corps had the highest increase in sexual assault reports among the services
Increased reports could reflect greater confidence in reporting, DoD said.
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Mattis: North Korea will need to build trust as peace agreement advances
Trump hails peace agreement, says ‘maximum pressure’ will be continued as talks move forward.
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Overrun and outnumbered, special ops soldiers fought to the end in deadly Niger ambush
In the months since the Oct. 4 ambush, U.S. Africa Command has conducted an extensive investigation to answer two questions: What were those service members doing there, and why didn’t they have better support?
-
Properly equipping women for combat roles will ‘take some time,’ says the military’s top general
Since 2016, women have been able to join all combat units, but the gear they need to do their jobs hasn’t kept up, lawmakers told senior Pentagon leaders.
-
Congress pursuing independent commission to review aviation safety
Rep. Adam Smith, the ranking member of the House Armed Services Committee, has filed as amendment to the annual defense policy bill creating a national commission to review the spike in aviation mishaps.
-
As fatal aviation crashes reach 6-year high, Pentagon says ‘this is not a crisis’
Congress announces hearings to press services on rising accidents: What are they going to do about it?
-
Naturalizations drop 65 percent for service members seeking citizenship after Mattis memo
The number of service members applying for and earning U.S. citizenship through military service has dropped 65 percent since Defense Secretary Jim Mattis directed additional background checks for non-citizen troops.
-
Puerto Rico WC-130 crashes in Georgia with 9 on board
A WC-130 belonging to the Puerto Rico Air National Guard crashed Wednesday in Georgia with nine crew on board.
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Mattis: Services looking into military spouse deportations
The secretary of defense wants to hear from units about how they are affected by fears of deportation.
-
US service member killed, another wounded in Afghanistan
The wounded service member was taken to Bagram Airfield for treatment.
-
The Marine Corps had the highest increase in sexual assault reports among the services
Increased reports could reflect greater confidence in reporting, DoD said.
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Mattis: North Korea will need to build trust as peace agreement advances
Trump hails peace agreement, says ‘maximum pressure’ will be continued as talks move forward.
