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Navy to honor memory of 17 sailors killed in 2000 jihadi attack on destroyer Cole
Monday marks 20 years since 17 sailors were killed in a terrorist bombing of the Navy destroyer Cole while in a Yemeni port.
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Specter of election chaos raises questions on military role
What would it take for the U.S. military to become involved in an election?
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China protests latest US Navy mission in South China Sea
The guided-missile destroyer John S. McCain is “trespassing” in South China Sea says PLA.
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California man posing as a combat-injured Marine found guilty for receiving $195,000 in medical benefits
A California man who falsely claimed to be a combat-injured Marine with two Purple Hearts so he could receive medical and housing benefits was sentenced federal prison on Thursday.
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Military officials blindsided by Trump announcement of early US troop withdrawal from Afghanistan
Pentagon and State officials fear that putting a definitive date on troop withdrawal could undercut negotiations to finalize a peace deal between the Taliban and the Afghan government.
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US charges British ISIS members in deaths of American hostages
El Shafee Elsheikh and Alexanda Kotey are two of four men who were called “the Beatles” by the hostages because of the captors’ British accents.
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US State Department expresses concern over China link to Cambodian naval base
An agreement seen by U.S. officials would allow China 30-year use of the base, it was reported in the media. But Cambodia’s prime minister says his country’s constitution doesn’t allow foreign military bases.
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Russia reports successful test launch of hypersonic missile
The successful test launch of the Zircon hypersonic cruise missile comes on Vladimir Putin’s birthday.
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Airman receives medal for heroic action saving lives during 2017 Las Vegas mass shooting
Tech. Sgt. Jordan Benson was awarded the Airman’s Medal on Friday for his part in aided dozens of people during America’s deadliest mass shooting in 2017.
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US sees ‘important progress’ in Helsinki nuclear arms talks
Monday’s talks are thought to have focused on producing a new agreement to replace, or to extend, the New START treaty that expires in February.
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Navy to honor memory of 17 sailors killed in 2000 jihadi attack on destroyer Cole
Monday marks 20 years since 17 sailors were killed in a terrorist bombing of the Navy destroyer Cole while in a Yemeni port.
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Specter of election chaos raises questions on military role
What would it take for the U.S. military to become involved in an election?
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China protests latest US Navy mission in South China Sea
The guided-missile destroyer John S. McCain is “trespassing” in South China Sea says PLA.
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California man posing as a combat-injured Marine found guilty for receiving $195,000 in medical benefits
A California man who falsely claimed to be a combat-injured Marine with two Purple Hearts so he could receive medical and housing benefits was sentenced federal prison on Thursday.
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Military officials blindsided by Trump announcement of early US troop withdrawal from Afghanistan
Pentagon and State officials fear that putting a definitive date on troop withdrawal could undercut negotiations to finalize a peace deal between the Taliban and the Afghan government.
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US charges British ISIS members in deaths of American hostages
El Shafee Elsheikh and Alexanda Kotey are two of four men who were called “the Beatles” by the hostages because of the captors’ British accents.
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US State Department expresses concern over China link to Cambodian naval base
An agreement seen by U.S. officials would allow China 30-year use of the base, it was reported in the media. But Cambodia’s prime minister says his country’s constitution doesn’t allow foreign military bases.
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Russia reports successful test launch of hypersonic missile
The successful test launch of the Zircon hypersonic cruise missile comes on Vladimir Putin’s birthday.
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Airman receives medal for heroic action saving lives during 2017 Las Vegas mass shooting
Tech. Sgt. Jordan Benson was awarded the Airman’s Medal on Friday for his part in aided dozens of people during America’s deadliest mass shooting in 2017.
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US sees ‘important progress’ in Helsinki nuclear arms talks
Monday’s talks are thought to have focused on producing a new agreement to replace, or to extend, the New START treaty that expires in February.
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Navy to honor memory of 17 sailors killed in 2000 jihadi attack on destroyer Cole
Monday marks 20 years since 17 sailors were killed in a terrorist bombing of the Navy destroyer Cole while in a Yemeni port.
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Specter of election chaos raises questions on military role
What would it take for the U.S. military to become involved in an election?
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China protests latest US Navy mission in South China Sea
The guided-missile destroyer John S. McCain is “trespassing” in South China Sea says PLA.
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California man posing as a combat-injured Marine found guilty for receiving $195,000 in medical benefits
A California man who falsely claimed to be a combat-injured Marine with two Purple Hearts so he could receive medical and housing benefits was sentenced federal prison on Thursday.
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Military officials blindsided by Trump announcement of early US troop withdrawal from Afghanistan
Pentagon and State officials fear that putting a definitive date on troop withdrawal could undercut negotiations to finalize a peace deal between the Taliban and the Afghan government.
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US charges British ISIS members in deaths of American hostages
El Shafee Elsheikh and Alexanda Kotey are two of four men who were called “the Beatles” by the hostages because of the captors’ British accents.
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US State Department expresses concern over China link to Cambodian naval base
An agreement seen by U.S. officials would allow China 30-year use of the base, it was reported in the media. But Cambodia’s prime minister says his country’s constitution doesn’t allow foreign military bases.
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Russia reports successful test launch of hypersonic missile
The successful test launch of the Zircon hypersonic cruise missile comes on Vladimir Putin’s birthday.
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Airman receives medal for heroic action saving lives during 2017 Las Vegas mass shooting
Tech. Sgt. Jordan Benson was awarded the Airman’s Medal on Friday for his part in aided dozens of people during America’s deadliest mass shooting in 2017.
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US sees ‘important progress’ in Helsinki nuclear arms talks
Monday’s talks are thought to have focused on producing a new agreement to replace, or to extend, the New START treaty that expires in February.
