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How a WWI film from 1919 set the stage for the zombie film genre
Though it wasn’t technically a zombie movie, the walking dead in it are no less terrifiyng.
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Sailor’s killer to be removed from Arlington thanks to new law
The remains of a former Navy lieutenant who kidnapped and murdered a sailor will be disinterred from Arlington Cemetery.
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China warns as US, Philippines stage combat drills
China has warned that a deepening US-Philippines security alliance should not harm its security and territorial interests, especially in South China Sea.
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Leaked US intel: Russia operatives claimed new ties with UAE
The purported document was posted online as part of a major U.S. intelligence breach.
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Russian forces in Crimea brace for possible Ukraine assault
The Moscow-appointed leader of Crimea says the region is on guard for what may be an impending Ukrainian counteroffensive.
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Towing company settles lawsuit for illegally selling troops’ cars
A Virginia towing company accused of auctioning off service members’ vehicles agreed to a settlement.
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Troops overseas to get stability in their cost of living allowance
New law limits reductions to overseas COLA to no more than once every six months.
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US, Philippines hold largest war drills near disputed waters
The annual drills by the longtime treaty allies called Balikatan will run up to April 28 and involve more than 17,600 military personnel.
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Leaked documents a ‘very serious’ risk to security, Pentagon says
The Pentagon says online leaks of scores of highly classified documents about the Ukraine war present a “very serious” risk to national security.
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No injuries in Syria rocket attack on US base, military says
The U.S. military says a rocket attack has targeted a base in eastern Syria housing American troops causing no injuries or damage.
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How a WWI film from 1919 set the stage for the zombie film genre
Though it wasn’t technically a zombie movie, the walking dead in it are no less terrifiyng.
-
Sailor’s killer to be removed from Arlington thanks to new law
The remains of a former Navy lieutenant who kidnapped and murdered a sailor will be disinterred from Arlington Cemetery.
-
China warns as US, Philippines stage combat drills
China has warned that a deepening US-Philippines security alliance should not harm its security and territorial interests, especially in South China Sea.
-
Leaked US intel: Russia operatives claimed new ties with UAE
The purported document was posted online as part of a major U.S. intelligence breach.
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Russian forces in Crimea brace for possible Ukraine assault
The Moscow-appointed leader of Crimea says the region is on guard for what may be an impending Ukrainian counteroffensive.
-
Towing company settles lawsuit for illegally selling troops’ cars
A Virginia towing company accused of auctioning off service members’ vehicles agreed to a settlement.
-
Troops overseas to get stability in their cost of living allowance
New law limits reductions to overseas COLA to no more than once every six months.
-
US, Philippines hold largest war drills near disputed waters
The annual drills by the longtime treaty allies called Balikatan will run up to April 28 and involve more than 17,600 military personnel.
-
Leaked documents a ‘very serious’ risk to security, Pentagon says
The Pentagon says online leaks of scores of highly classified documents about the Ukraine war present a “very serious” risk to national security.
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No injuries in Syria rocket attack on US base, military says
The U.S. military says a rocket attack has targeted a base in eastern Syria housing American troops causing no injuries or damage.
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How a WWI film from 1919 set the stage for the zombie film genre
Though it wasn’t technically a zombie movie, the walking dead in it are no less terrifiyng.
-
Sailor’s killer to be removed from Arlington thanks to new law
The remains of a former Navy lieutenant who kidnapped and murdered a sailor will be disinterred from Arlington Cemetery.
-
China warns as US, Philippines stage combat drills
China has warned that a deepening US-Philippines security alliance should not harm its security and territorial interests, especially in South China Sea.
-
Leaked US intel: Russia operatives claimed new ties with UAE
The purported document was posted online as part of a major U.S. intelligence breach.
-
Russian forces in Crimea brace for possible Ukraine assault
The Moscow-appointed leader of Crimea says the region is on guard for what may be an impending Ukrainian counteroffensive.
-
Towing company settles lawsuit for illegally selling troops’ cars
A Virginia towing company accused of auctioning off service members’ vehicles agreed to a settlement.
-
Troops overseas to get stability in their cost of living allowance
New law limits reductions to overseas COLA to no more than once every six months.
-
US, Philippines hold largest war drills near disputed waters
The annual drills by the longtime treaty allies called Balikatan will run up to April 28 and involve more than 17,600 military personnel.
-
Leaked documents a ‘very serious’ risk to security, Pentagon says
The Pentagon says online leaks of scores of highly classified documents about the Ukraine war present a “very serious” risk to national security.
-
No injuries in Syria rocket attack on US base, military says
The U.S. military says a rocket attack has targeted a base in eastern Syria housing American troops causing no injuries or damage.
