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US exploring new bases in Saudi Arabia amid Iran tensions
The announcement comes as Saudi-American relations remain strained by the 2018 killing of Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi and the kingdom’s ongoing war in Yemen.
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Navy SEAL gets 10 years in strangulation death of Army Green Beret staff sergeant
One more defendant, a Marine Raider, goes to trial Feb. 1 in the death of Staff Sgt. Logan Melgar in Bamako, Mali, in June 2017.
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Biden ends Trump ban on transgender service members
Service members are once again allowed to transition to their preferred gender.
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China, US step up military activities near Taiwan
There was a noticeable uptick in the People’s Liberation Army’s typical air activity inside Taiwan’ air defense identification zone, which usually amounts to a handful of aircraft daily.
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Navy fires reserve unit captain
Capt. Scott Moss’ relief followed a command investigation, officials said.
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Congress approves waiver for Biden’s pick for defense secretary
President Joe Biden’s pick to lead the Pentagon took a major step closer to confirmation on Thursday, after House and Senate lawmakers voted to waive a rule blocking the recently retired general from assuming the post.
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Two more coronavirus deaths bring military toll to 17
A New York National Guardsman and Reserve sailor bring January’s death toll to three.
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US Naval Academy taps Marine Corps artillery officer as next commandant of midshipmen
Col. James “J.P.” McDonough III has been tapped to serve as the 89th commandant of midshipmen.
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SECNAV Braithwaite bids farewell to sailors and Marines
Speaking in a video shot on Wake Island, Kenneth Braithwaite called the job “the greatest honor of my life.”
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Biden inaugurated commander in chief amid heavy military presence at Capitol
Biden sworn in as 46th president of the United States.
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US exploring new bases in Saudi Arabia amid Iran tensions
The announcement comes as Saudi-American relations remain strained by the 2018 killing of Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi and the kingdom’s ongoing war in Yemen.
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Navy SEAL gets 10 years in strangulation death of Army Green Beret staff sergeant
One more defendant, a Marine Raider, goes to trial Feb. 1 in the death of Staff Sgt. Logan Melgar in Bamako, Mali, in June 2017.
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Biden ends Trump ban on transgender service members
Service members are once again allowed to transition to their preferred gender.
-
China, US step up military activities near Taiwan
There was a noticeable uptick in the People’s Liberation Army’s typical air activity inside Taiwan’ air defense identification zone, which usually amounts to a handful of aircraft daily.
-
Navy fires reserve unit captain
Capt. Scott Moss’ relief followed a command investigation, officials said.
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Congress approves waiver for Biden’s pick for defense secretary
President Joe Biden’s pick to lead the Pentagon took a major step closer to confirmation on Thursday, after House and Senate lawmakers voted to waive a rule blocking the recently retired general from assuming the post.
-
Two more coronavirus deaths bring military toll to 17
A New York National Guardsman and Reserve sailor bring January’s death toll to three.
-
US Naval Academy taps Marine Corps artillery officer as next commandant of midshipmen
Col. James “J.P.” McDonough III has been tapped to serve as the 89th commandant of midshipmen.
-
SECNAV Braithwaite bids farewell to sailors and Marines
Speaking in a video shot on Wake Island, Kenneth Braithwaite called the job “the greatest honor of my life.”
-
Biden inaugurated commander in chief amid heavy military presence at Capitol
Biden sworn in as 46th president of the United States.
-
US exploring new bases in Saudi Arabia amid Iran tensions
The announcement comes as Saudi-American relations remain strained by the 2018 killing of Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi and the kingdom’s ongoing war in Yemen.
-
Navy SEAL gets 10 years in strangulation death of Army Green Beret staff sergeant
One more defendant, a Marine Raider, goes to trial Feb. 1 in the death of Staff Sgt. Logan Melgar in Bamako, Mali, in June 2017.
-
Biden ends Trump ban on transgender service members
Service members are once again allowed to transition to their preferred gender.
-
China, US step up military activities near Taiwan
There was a noticeable uptick in the People’s Liberation Army’s typical air activity inside Taiwan’ air defense identification zone, which usually amounts to a handful of aircraft daily.
-
Navy fires reserve unit captain
Capt. Scott Moss’ relief followed a command investigation, officials said.
-
Congress approves waiver for Biden’s pick for defense secretary
President Joe Biden’s pick to lead the Pentagon took a major step closer to confirmation on Thursday, after House and Senate lawmakers voted to waive a rule blocking the recently retired general from assuming the post.
-
Two more coronavirus deaths bring military toll to 17
A New York National Guardsman and Reserve sailor bring January’s death toll to three.
-
US Naval Academy taps Marine Corps artillery officer as next commandant of midshipmen
Col. James “J.P.” McDonough III has been tapped to serve as the 89th commandant of midshipmen.
-
SECNAV Braithwaite bids farewell to sailors and Marines
Speaking in a video shot on Wake Island, Kenneth Braithwaite called the job “the greatest honor of my life.”
-
Biden inaugurated commander in chief amid heavy military presence at Capitol
Biden sworn in as 46th president of the United States.
