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‘Our troops will be fine,’ Austin says of US forces in Europe amid Ukraine threat
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin says the United States will do its due diligence to protect American troops should Russia invade Ukraine.
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Wife of Navy engineer pleads guilty in submarine spy case
Prosecutors said Diana Toebbe acted as a lookout for her husband as he tried to pass off nuclear submarine secrets.
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Russia extends troop drills near Ukraine as violence spikes
The presence of Russian troops in Belarus raised concern that they could be used to sweep down on the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv.
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Russia ‘uncoiling and poised to strike’ says US defense secretary
Lithuanian officials voiced concern that Russian President Vladimir Putin’s alleged ambitions could expand to the entire region.
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Putin has decided to further invade Ukraine, Biden says
When pushed on what evidence he has, Biden said “really significant intelligence capability.”
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Afghan evacuees to U.S. weren’t fully vetted and dozens reportedly went missing
The issue was investigated by the Defense Department’s inspector general in the wake of the chaotic U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan last summer.
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DoD career transition programs lack evidence they work, study shows
A report published Feb. 17 by the Government Accountability Office shows that the DoD is failing to assess whether career transition programs are actually effective.
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Families of American captives frustrated with Justice Department
Among those Americans held by foreign governments is Trevor Reed, a Marine veteran who was sentenced in Russia to nine years on charges he assaulted a police officer.
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$6 billion tank deal to Poland cleared by State Department
The State Department has approved the sale of M1 Abrams tanks to Poland as regional tensions continue to rise as Russian aggression on its border with Ukraine builds.
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‘Our troops will be fine,’ Austin says of US forces in Europe amid Ukraine threat
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin says the United States will do its due diligence to protect American troops should Russia invade Ukraine.
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Wife of Navy engineer pleads guilty in submarine spy case
Prosecutors said Diana Toebbe acted as a lookout for her husband as he tried to pass off nuclear submarine secrets.
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Russia extends troop drills near Ukraine as violence spikes
The presence of Russian troops in Belarus raised concern that they could be used to sweep down on the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv.
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Russia ‘uncoiling and poised to strike’ says US defense secretary
Lithuanian officials voiced concern that Russian President Vladimir Putin’s alleged ambitions could expand to the entire region.
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Putin has decided to further invade Ukraine, Biden says
When pushed on what evidence he has, Biden said “really significant intelligence capability.”
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Afghan evacuees to U.S. weren’t fully vetted and dozens reportedly went missing
The issue was investigated by the Defense Department’s inspector general in the wake of the chaotic U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan last summer.
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DoD career transition programs lack evidence they work, study shows
A report published Feb. 17 by the Government Accountability Office shows that the DoD is failing to assess whether career transition programs are actually effective.
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Channing Tatum visits military dogs on Army Ranger movie tour
‘Dog’ is in theaters now.
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Families of American captives frustrated with Justice Department
Among those Americans held by foreign governments is Trevor Reed, a Marine veteran who was sentenced in Russia to nine years on charges he assaulted a police officer.
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$6 billion tank deal to Poland cleared by State Department
The State Department has approved the sale of M1 Abrams tanks to Poland as regional tensions continue to rise as Russian aggression on its border with Ukraine builds.
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‘Our troops will be fine,’ Austin says of US forces in Europe amid Ukraine threat
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin says the United States will do its due diligence to protect American troops should Russia invade Ukraine.
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Wife of Navy engineer pleads guilty in submarine spy case
Prosecutors said Diana Toebbe acted as a lookout for her husband as he tried to pass off nuclear submarine secrets.
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Russia extends troop drills near Ukraine as violence spikes
The presence of Russian troops in Belarus raised concern that they could be used to sweep down on the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv.
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Russia ‘uncoiling and poised to strike’ says US defense secretary
Lithuanian officials voiced concern that Russian President Vladimir Putin’s alleged ambitions could expand to the entire region.
-
Putin has decided to further invade Ukraine, Biden says
When pushed on what evidence he has, Biden said “really significant intelligence capability.”
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Afghan evacuees to U.S. weren’t fully vetted and dozens reportedly went missing
The issue was investigated by the Defense Department’s inspector general in the wake of the chaotic U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan last summer.
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DoD career transition programs lack evidence they work, study shows
A report published Feb. 17 by the Government Accountability Office shows that the DoD is failing to assess whether career transition programs are actually effective.
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Channing Tatum visits military dogs on Army Ranger movie tour
‘Dog’ is in theaters now.
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Families of American captives frustrated with Justice Department
Among those Americans held by foreign governments is Trevor Reed, a Marine veteran who was sentenced in Russia to nine years on charges he assaulted a police officer.
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$6 billion tank deal to Poland cleared by State Department
The State Department has approved the sale of M1 Abrams tanks to Poland as regional tensions continue to rise as Russian aggression on its border with Ukraine builds.
