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US plans further troop reductions in Iraq by November
The United States plans to reduce its military force in Iraq from the current 5,200 to about 3,500 by November, U.S. officials said Friday.
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Esper visit to tiny Palau highlights US-China competition
No nation is too small or too distant from Washington, it seems, to be excluded from the Trump administration’s campaign to counter China’s efforts to supplant America as the dominant Pacific power.
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Vehicle collision with Russians injures 4 US troops in Syria
In the most violent skirmish in months between U.S. and Russian forces in Syria, a vehicle collision in the eastern part of the war-torn country left American troops with concussions, two U.S. officials said Wednesday.
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US contractor told Lebanese port official of chemicals risk
A U.S. Army contractor advising the Lebanese navy told port officials of the unsafe storage of ammonium nitrate in 2015 or 2016.
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US accuses Russia of testing anti-satellite weapon in space
The head of U.S. Space Force said a July 15 event involving a small space vehicle is “further evidence of Russia’s continuing efforts to develop and test space-based systems.”
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Pentagon leaders face grilling today on use of military in unrest
Today’s House hearing will provide the first congressional testimony by Esper and Milley since March 4.
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Trump troop cut in Germany fits a pattern of hitting allies
Germany, long the centerpiece of American defense strategy in Europe, has lately been the focus of Trump’s ire.
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‘The walk’ thrust Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Milley reluctantly into spotlight
Milley’s willingness to admit he erred reflects a personal commitment to a principle deeply rooted in American military tradition.
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Milley says he was wrong to accompany Trump on church walk during George Floyd protests
“I should not have been there,” the Joint Chiefs chairman said in remarks to a National Defense University commencement ceremony.
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Taliban have not yet met conditions for complete troop withdrawal, says the top US general in the Mideast
Gen. Frank McKenzie, head of U.S. Central Command, stressed that going to zero troops by May is dependent on conditions.
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US plans further troop reductions in Iraq by November
The United States plans to reduce its military force in Iraq from the current 5,200 to about 3,500 by November, U.S. officials said Friday.
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Esper visit to tiny Palau highlights US-China competition
No nation is too small or too distant from Washington, it seems, to be excluded from the Trump administration’s campaign to counter China’s efforts to supplant America as the dominant Pacific power.
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Vehicle collision with Russians injures 4 US troops in Syria
In the most violent skirmish in months between U.S. and Russian forces in Syria, a vehicle collision in the eastern part of the war-torn country left American troops with concussions, two U.S. officials said Wednesday.
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US contractor told Lebanese port official of chemicals risk
A U.S. Army contractor advising the Lebanese navy told port officials of the unsafe storage of ammonium nitrate in 2015 or 2016.
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US accuses Russia of testing anti-satellite weapon in space
The head of U.S. Space Force said a July 15 event involving a small space vehicle is “further evidence of Russia’s continuing efforts to develop and test space-based systems.”
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Pentagon leaders face grilling today on use of military in unrest
Today’s House hearing will provide the first congressional testimony by Esper and Milley since March 4.
-
Trump troop cut in Germany fits a pattern of hitting allies
Germany, long the centerpiece of American defense strategy in Europe, has lately been the focus of Trump’s ire.
-
‘The walk’ thrust Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Milley reluctantly into spotlight
Milley’s willingness to admit he erred reflects a personal commitment to a principle deeply rooted in American military tradition.
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Milley says he was wrong to accompany Trump on church walk during George Floyd protests
“I should not have been there,” the Joint Chiefs chairman said in remarks to a National Defense University commencement ceremony.
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Taliban have not yet met conditions for complete troop withdrawal, says the top US general in the Mideast
Gen. Frank McKenzie, head of U.S. Central Command, stressed that going to zero troops by May is dependent on conditions.
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US plans further troop reductions in Iraq by November
The United States plans to reduce its military force in Iraq from the current 5,200 to about 3,500 by November, U.S. officials said Friday.
-
Esper visit to tiny Palau highlights US-China competition
No nation is too small or too distant from Washington, it seems, to be excluded from the Trump administration’s campaign to counter China’s efforts to supplant America as the dominant Pacific power.
-
Vehicle collision with Russians injures 4 US troops in Syria
In the most violent skirmish in months between U.S. and Russian forces in Syria, a vehicle collision in the eastern part of the war-torn country left American troops with concussions, two U.S. officials said Wednesday.
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US contractor told Lebanese port official of chemicals risk
A U.S. Army contractor advising the Lebanese navy told port officials of the unsafe storage of ammonium nitrate in 2015 or 2016.
-
US accuses Russia of testing anti-satellite weapon in space
The head of U.S. Space Force said a July 15 event involving a small space vehicle is “further evidence of Russia’s continuing efforts to develop and test space-based systems.”
-
Pentagon leaders face grilling today on use of military in unrest
Today’s House hearing will provide the first congressional testimony by Esper and Milley since March 4.
-
Trump troop cut in Germany fits a pattern of hitting allies
Germany, long the centerpiece of American defense strategy in Europe, has lately been the focus of Trump’s ire.
-
‘The walk’ thrust Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Milley reluctantly into spotlight
Milley’s willingness to admit he erred reflects a personal commitment to a principle deeply rooted in American military tradition.
-
Milley says he was wrong to accompany Trump on church walk during George Floyd protests
“I should not have been there,” the Joint Chiefs chairman said in remarks to a National Defense University commencement ceremony.
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Taliban have not yet met conditions for complete troop withdrawal, says the top US general in the Mideast
Gen. Frank McKenzie, head of U.S. Central Command, stressed that going to zero troops by May is dependent on conditions.
