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New U.S. hub in Iraq could be model for joint operations
The new U.S. military hub being constructed in Iraq’s western desert could be a model for additional joint train-and-advise operations designed to help Iraq defeat the Islamic State group, a top American general said Thursday.
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Anthrax shipments came from military site in Utah desert
The U.S. Army’s mistaken shipment of live anthrax samples to government and commercial laboratories occurred at a military post in a desolate stretch of the Utah desert that has been testing chemical weapons since it opened in 1942.
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Iraqis abandoned U.S.-supplied equipment in Ramadi
Iraqi troops abandoned dozens of U.S military vehicles, including tanks, armored personnel carriers and artillery pieces when they fled Islamic State fighters in Ramadi on Sunday, the Pentagon said Tuesday.
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Pentagon chief heads east to retain Asia focus
To put a spotlight back on Asia, Defense Secretary Ash Carter will visit Japan and South Korea this week
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Admiral denies role in counterfeiting casino chips
An admiral linked by Navy investigators to counterfeit casino chips denied Sunday that he played any role in making them.
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Gambling admiral linked to fake poker chips
The admiral fired last year as No. 2 commander of U.S. nuclear forces may have made his own counterfeit $500 poker chips with paint and stickers to feed a gambling habit that eventually saw him banned from an entire network of casinos, according to a criminal investigative report obtained by The Associated Press.
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Kerry: ‘Irresponsible’ not to aid Kurds against IS
JAKARTA, Indonesia – U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said Monday the Obama administration decided to airdrop weap…
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Navy kicks out 34 for cheating at nuclear training site
WASHINGTON – At least 34 sailors are being kicked out of the Navy for their roles in a cheating ring that operated u…
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New U.S. hub in Iraq could be model for joint operations
The new U.S. military hub being constructed in Iraq’s western desert could be a model for additional joint train-and-advise operations designed to help Iraq defeat the Islamic State group, a top American general said Thursday.
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Anthrax shipments came from military site in Utah desert
The U.S. Army’s mistaken shipment of live anthrax samples to government and commercial laboratories occurred at a military post in a desolate stretch of the Utah desert that has been testing chemical weapons since it opened in 1942.
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Iraqis abandoned U.S.-supplied equipment in Ramadi
Iraqi troops abandoned dozens of U.S military vehicles, including tanks, armored personnel carriers and artillery pieces when they fled Islamic State fighters in Ramadi on Sunday, the Pentagon said Tuesday.
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Pentagon chief heads east to retain Asia focus
To put a spotlight back on Asia, Defense Secretary Ash Carter will visit Japan and South Korea this week
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Admiral denies role in counterfeiting casino chips
An admiral linked by Navy investigators to counterfeit casino chips denied Sunday that he played any role in making them.
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Gambling admiral linked to fake poker chips
The admiral fired last year as No. 2 commander of U.S. nuclear forces may have made his own counterfeit $500 poker chips with paint and stickers to feed a gambling habit that eventually saw him banned from an entire network of casinos, according to a criminal investigative report obtained by The Associated Press.
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Kerry: ‘Irresponsible’ not to aid Kurds against IS
JAKARTA, Indonesia – U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said Monday the Obama administration decided to airdrop weap…
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Navy kicks out 34 for cheating at nuclear training site
WASHINGTON – At least 34 sailors are being kicked out of the Navy for their roles in a cheating ring that operated u…
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New U.S. hub in Iraq could be model for joint operations
The new U.S. military hub being constructed in Iraq’s western desert could be a model for additional joint train-and-advise operations designed to help Iraq defeat the Islamic State group, a top American general said Thursday.
-
Anthrax shipments came from military site in Utah desert
The U.S. Army’s mistaken shipment of live anthrax samples to government and commercial laboratories occurred at a military post in a desolate stretch of the Utah desert that has been testing chemical weapons since it opened in 1942.
-
Iraqis abandoned U.S.-supplied equipment in Ramadi
Iraqi troops abandoned dozens of U.S military vehicles, including tanks, armored personnel carriers and artillery pieces when they fled Islamic State fighters in Ramadi on Sunday, the Pentagon said Tuesday.
-
Pentagon chief heads east to retain Asia focus
To put a spotlight back on Asia, Defense Secretary Ash Carter will visit Japan and South Korea this week
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Admiral denies role in counterfeiting casino chips
An admiral linked by Navy investigators to counterfeit casino chips denied Sunday that he played any role in making them.
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Gambling admiral linked to fake poker chips
The admiral fired last year as No. 2 commander of U.S. nuclear forces may have made his own counterfeit $500 poker chips with paint and stickers to feed a gambling habit that eventually saw him banned from an entire network of casinos, according to a criminal investigative report obtained by The Associated Press.
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Kerry: ‘Irresponsible’ not to aid Kurds against IS
JAKARTA, Indonesia – U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said Monday the Obama administration decided to airdrop weap…
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Navy kicks out 34 for cheating at nuclear training site
WASHINGTON – At least 34 sailors are being kicked out of the Navy for their roles in a cheating ring that operated u…



