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General says US troops to remain in Iraq
America invaded Iraq in 2003, and at the peak point had more than 170,000 troops battling insurgents in the country and later working to train and advise Iraqi forces.
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Austin denies Oklahoma bid for exception to vaccine mandate
Austin’s decision was widely expected, since the Pentagon has argued for months that the vaccine is critical to maintaining a ready force that can deploy on a moment’s notice to protect the nation.
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Austin: Moscow should explain its troop buildup near Ukraine
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said the troop buildup has the Pentagon’s attention.
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Family, friends gather to honor trailblazer Colin Powell
Powell died Oct. 18 of complications from COVID-19 at age 84.
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Pentagon warns of China’s progress toward nuclear triad
China is expanding its nuclear force much faster than U.S. officials predicted just a year ago, according to a Pentagon report.
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Officials: Damaged US Navy sub struck underwater mountain
The collision caused a small number of moderate and minor injuries to the crew.
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Pentagon rattled by Chinese military push on multiple fronts
At stake is a potential shift in the global balance of power that has favored the United States for decades.
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Gen. Milley calls Chinese weapon test ‘very concerning’
Gen. Mark Milley, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, was the first Pentagon official to confirm on the record that China recently conducted a “very concerning” test of a hypersonic weapon system.
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Officials: Iran behind drone attack on US base in Syria
U.S. officials say they believe Iran was behind the drone attack last week at the military outpost in southern Syria where American troops are based.
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Stripping military bases of Confederate names stirs passions
Fort Pickett’s namesake is Maj. Gen. George E. Pickett, best remembered for a failed Confederate assault at Gettysburg that became known as Pickett’s Charge.
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General says US troops to remain in Iraq
America invaded Iraq in 2003, and at the peak point had more than 170,000 troops battling insurgents in the country and later working to train and advise Iraqi forces.
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Austin denies Oklahoma bid for exception to vaccine mandate
Austin’s decision was widely expected, since the Pentagon has argued for months that the vaccine is critical to maintaining a ready force that can deploy on a moment’s notice to protect the nation.
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Austin: Moscow should explain its troop buildup near Ukraine
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said the troop buildup has the Pentagon’s attention.
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Family, friends gather to honor trailblazer Colin Powell
Powell died Oct. 18 of complications from COVID-19 at age 84.
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Pentagon warns of China’s progress toward nuclear triad
China is expanding its nuclear force much faster than U.S. officials predicted just a year ago, according to a Pentagon report.
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Officials: Damaged US Navy sub struck underwater mountain
The collision caused a small number of moderate and minor injuries to the crew.
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Pentagon rattled by Chinese military push on multiple fronts
At stake is a potential shift in the global balance of power that has favored the United States for decades.
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Gen. Milley calls Chinese weapon test ‘very concerning’
Gen. Mark Milley, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, was the first Pentagon official to confirm on the record that China recently conducted a “very concerning” test of a hypersonic weapon system.
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Officials: Iran behind drone attack on US base in Syria
U.S. officials say they believe Iran was behind the drone attack last week at the military outpost in southern Syria where American troops are based.
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Stripping military bases of Confederate names stirs passions
Fort Pickett’s namesake is Maj. Gen. George E. Pickett, best remembered for a failed Confederate assault at Gettysburg that became known as Pickett’s Charge.
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General says US troops to remain in Iraq
America invaded Iraq in 2003, and at the peak point had more than 170,000 troops battling insurgents in the country and later working to train and advise Iraqi forces.
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Austin denies Oklahoma bid for exception to vaccine mandate
Austin’s decision was widely expected, since the Pentagon has argued for months that the vaccine is critical to maintaining a ready force that can deploy on a moment’s notice to protect the nation.
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Austin: Moscow should explain its troop buildup near Ukraine
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said the troop buildup has the Pentagon’s attention.
-
Family, friends gather to honor trailblazer Colin Powell
Powell died Oct. 18 of complications from COVID-19 at age 84.
-
Pentagon warns of China’s progress toward nuclear triad
China is expanding its nuclear force much faster than U.S. officials predicted just a year ago, according to a Pentagon report.
-
Officials: Damaged US Navy sub struck underwater mountain
The collision caused a small number of moderate and minor injuries to the crew.
-
Pentagon rattled by Chinese military push on multiple fronts
At stake is a potential shift in the global balance of power that has favored the United States for decades.
-
Gen. Milley calls Chinese weapon test ‘very concerning’
Gen. Mark Milley, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, was the first Pentagon official to confirm on the record that China recently conducted a “very concerning” test of a hypersonic weapon system.
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Officials: Iran behind drone attack on US base in Syria
U.S. officials say they believe Iran was behind the drone attack last week at the military outpost in southern Syria where American troops are based.
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Stripping military bases of Confederate names stirs passions
Fort Pickett’s namesake is Maj. Gen. George E. Pickett, best remembered for a failed Confederate assault at Gettysburg that became known as Pickett’s Charge.
