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North Korea’s highest missile test yet means they could hit Washington
Pentagon still assessing launch, said more details to come.
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26,000 US troops total in Iraq, Afghanistan and Syria, DoD reports
The actual figures, reported in a DOD database, reflect a much larger U.S. footprint than previously acknowledged.
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IG: Personal misconduct by senior military leaders spiked 13 percent
Reported incidents rose from 710 to 803 from fiscal 2015 to fiscal 2017, the inspector general found.
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US airstrike kills more than 100 al-Shabab militants
Separate Libya strikes kill 20 ISIS militants as U.S. increases air campaign against terror groups in Africa.
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Military recovers additional remains from Niger ambush
The widow of the Army sergeant separated during the deadly ambush has questioned why she was not allowed to view his body before burial.
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F-22s conduct first airstrikes in Afghanistan
The airstrikes were first use of expanded authorities in Afghanistan, top U.S. general says.
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Air Force: Texas shooter’s history should have been reported
The DoD IG found in 2014 that the Air Force and all the other services were not reporting criminal incident data in all cases to the FBI as required by law.
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Pentagon: Niger investigation to be completed by January 2018
The investigation is looking into how the ISIS-linked group was able to ambush U.S. forces, killing four.
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Lines of communication still open at DMZ separating North and South Korea
Bullhorns, a phone line and in-person meetings still possible and were used earlier this year for a humanitarian issue.
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US airstrike targets ISIS in Somalia for the first time
This is the first time U.S. forces have targeted ISIS in the region and may be an indicator the terror group is trying to reconstitute itself in the Horn of Africa after suffering massive territorial losses in Iraq and Syria.
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North Korea’s highest missile test yet means they could hit Washington
Pentagon still assessing launch, said more details to come.
-
26,000 US troops total in Iraq, Afghanistan and Syria, DoD reports
The actual figures, reported in a DOD database, reflect a much larger U.S. footprint than previously acknowledged.
-
IG: Personal misconduct by senior military leaders spiked 13 percent
Reported incidents rose from 710 to 803 from fiscal 2015 to fiscal 2017, the inspector general found.
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US airstrike kills more than 100 al-Shabab militants
Separate Libya strikes kill 20 ISIS militants as U.S. increases air campaign against terror groups in Africa.
-
Military recovers additional remains from Niger ambush
The widow of the Army sergeant separated during the deadly ambush has questioned why she was not allowed to view his body before burial.
-
F-22s conduct first airstrikes in Afghanistan
The airstrikes were first use of expanded authorities in Afghanistan, top U.S. general says.
-
Air Force: Texas shooter’s history should have been reported
The DoD IG found in 2014 that the Air Force and all the other services were not reporting criminal incident data in all cases to the FBI as required by law.
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Pentagon: Niger investigation to be completed by January 2018
The investigation is looking into how the ISIS-linked group was able to ambush U.S. forces, killing four.
-
Lines of communication still open at DMZ separating North and South Korea
Bullhorns, a phone line and in-person meetings still possible and were used earlier this year for a humanitarian issue.
-
US airstrike targets ISIS in Somalia for the first time
This is the first time U.S. forces have targeted ISIS in the region and may be an indicator the terror group is trying to reconstitute itself in the Horn of Africa after suffering massive territorial losses in Iraq and Syria.
-
North Korea’s highest missile test yet means they could hit Washington
Pentagon still assessing launch, said more details to come.
-
26,000 US troops total in Iraq, Afghanistan and Syria, DoD reports
The actual figures, reported in a DOD database, reflect a much larger U.S. footprint than previously acknowledged.
-
IG: Personal misconduct by senior military leaders spiked 13 percent
Reported incidents rose from 710 to 803 from fiscal 2015 to fiscal 2017, the inspector general found.
-
US airstrike kills more than 100 al-Shabab militants
Separate Libya strikes kill 20 ISIS militants as U.S. increases air campaign against terror groups in Africa.
-
Military recovers additional remains from Niger ambush
The widow of the Army sergeant separated during the deadly ambush has questioned why she was not allowed to view his body before burial.
-
F-22s conduct first airstrikes in Afghanistan
The airstrikes were first use of expanded authorities in Afghanistan, top U.S. general says.
-
Air Force: Texas shooter’s history should have been reported
The DoD IG found in 2014 that the Air Force and all the other services were not reporting criminal incident data in all cases to the FBI as required by law.
-
Pentagon: Niger investigation to be completed by January 2018
The investigation is looking into how the ISIS-linked group was able to ambush U.S. forces, killing four.
-
Lines of communication still open at DMZ separating North and South Korea
Bullhorns, a phone line and in-person meetings still possible and were used earlier this year for a humanitarian issue.
-
US airstrike targets ISIS in Somalia for the first time
This is the first time U.S. forces have targeted ISIS in the region and may be an indicator the terror group is trying to reconstitute itself in the Horn of Africa after suffering massive territorial losses in Iraq and Syria.
