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US Army commander calls for speedier movement for NATO forces in EU
The U.S. Army’s commander in Europe is urging European nations to agree on special transport and border rules so that NATO forces can be quickly moved to deter potential aggressors like Russia.
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The Latest: FBI: Vegas shooter had no ties to terror group
The FBI says the shooter who killed 58 people and injured more than 500 others at a Las Vegas concert had no connection to an international terrorist group.
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Guam governor asks Defense Department to stop construction
Guam Gov. Eddie Calvo has called for the U.S. Department of Defense to halt military construction projects on the island until the shortage of foreign labor is remedied.
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Court upholds ex-soldier’s life sentence in slayings of Afghan civilians
An appeals court has upheld the conviction and life sentence of former Army Staff Sgt. Robert Bales for the slayings of 16 Afghan civilians and the wounding of six others in solitary pre-dawn raids on two villages in 2012.
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Pentagon: Airstrikes killed 3 Islamic State drone experts
The U.S. military says it has killed three men who played key roles in developing, building and modifying Islamic State drones.
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Syrian troops close to encircling Deir el-Zour
A Syria war monitor says Russian-backed Syrian forces have all but encircled Islamic State militants in Deir el-Zour city in eastern Syria.
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Poland’s leaders visit military drills with NATO troops
Poland’s president and defense minister are visiting Polish and other NATO troops as they perform major defense exercises.
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Russia launches drills involving ICBMs in Siberia
The drills come a week after Russia and Belarus wrapped up their massive, weeklong war games that caused jitters in some NATO countries, including Poland and the Baltics.
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Tillman’s widow: Don’t politicize Pat in attempt to divide
Marie Tillman’s statement came the day after NFL national anthems took center stage.
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Poland, NATO troops hold drills amid security concerns
Thousands of Polish and other NATO troops have launched major defensive exercises in Poland’s north amid security concerns raised by war games recently held by neighboring Russia and Belarus.
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US Army commander calls for speedier movement for NATO forces in EU
The U.S. Army’s commander in Europe is urging European nations to agree on special transport and border rules so that NATO forces can be quickly moved to deter potential aggressors like Russia.
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The Latest: FBI: Vegas shooter had no ties to terror group
The FBI says the shooter who killed 58 people and injured more than 500 others at a Las Vegas concert had no connection to an international terrorist group.
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Guam governor asks Defense Department to stop construction
Guam Gov. Eddie Calvo has called for the U.S. Department of Defense to halt military construction projects on the island until the shortage of foreign labor is remedied.
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Court upholds ex-soldier’s life sentence in slayings of Afghan civilians
An appeals court has upheld the conviction and life sentence of former Army Staff Sgt. Robert Bales for the slayings of 16 Afghan civilians and the wounding of six others in solitary pre-dawn raids on two villages in 2012.
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Pentagon: Airstrikes killed 3 Islamic State drone experts
The U.S. military says it has killed three men who played key roles in developing, building and modifying Islamic State drones.
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Syrian troops close to encircling Deir el-Zour
A Syria war monitor says Russian-backed Syrian forces have all but encircled Islamic State militants in Deir el-Zour city in eastern Syria.
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Poland’s leaders visit military drills with NATO troops
Poland’s president and defense minister are visiting Polish and other NATO troops as they perform major defense exercises.
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Russia launches drills involving ICBMs in Siberia
The drills come a week after Russia and Belarus wrapped up their massive, weeklong war games that caused jitters in some NATO countries, including Poland and the Baltics.
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Tillman’s widow: Don’t politicize Pat in attempt to divide
Marie Tillman’s statement came the day after NFL national anthems took center stage.
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Poland, NATO troops hold drills amid security concerns
Thousands of Polish and other NATO troops have launched major defensive exercises in Poland’s north amid security concerns raised by war games recently held by neighboring Russia and Belarus.
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US Army commander calls for speedier movement for NATO forces in EU
The U.S. Army’s commander in Europe is urging European nations to agree on special transport and border rules so that NATO forces can be quickly moved to deter potential aggressors like Russia.
-
The Latest: FBI: Vegas shooter had no ties to terror group
The FBI says the shooter who killed 58 people and injured more than 500 others at a Las Vegas concert had no connection to an international terrorist group.
-
Guam governor asks Defense Department to stop construction
Guam Gov. Eddie Calvo has called for the U.S. Department of Defense to halt military construction projects on the island until the shortage of foreign labor is remedied.
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Court upholds ex-soldier’s life sentence in slayings of Afghan civilians
An appeals court has upheld the conviction and life sentence of former Army Staff Sgt. Robert Bales for the slayings of 16 Afghan civilians and the wounding of six others in solitary pre-dawn raids on two villages in 2012.
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Pentagon: Airstrikes killed 3 Islamic State drone experts
The U.S. military says it has killed three men who played key roles in developing, building and modifying Islamic State drones.
-
Syrian troops close to encircling Deir el-Zour
A Syria war monitor says Russian-backed Syrian forces have all but encircled Islamic State militants in Deir el-Zour city in eastern Syria.
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Poland’s leaders visit military drills with NATO troops
Poland’s president and defense minister are visiting Polish and other NATO troops as they perform major defense exercises.
-
Russia launches drills involving ICBMs in Siberia
The drills come a week after Russia and Belarus wrapped up their massive, weeklong war games that caused jitters in some NATO countries, including Poland and the Baltics.
-
Tillman’s widow: Don’t politicize Pat in attempt to divide
Marie Tillman’s statement came the day after NFL national anthems took center stage.
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Poland, NATO troops hold drills amid security concerns
Thousands of Polish and other NATO troops have launched major defensive exercises in Poland’s north amid security concerns raised by war games recently held by neighboring Russia and Belarus.
