-
AFRICOM commander: My top fear is another deadly attack like Manda Bay
AFRICOM is now examining the security at Manda Bay, and of other U.S. installations throughout the entire continent.
-
Esper says US military not withdrawing from AFRICOM
“But I had the opportunity to tell, again, to mention again that the U.S. support is critical to our operations and that its reduction would severely limit our effectiveness against terrorists.”
-
Korean employees at US bases there could be furloughed in April without cost-sharing agreement
U.S. Forces Korea has begun alerting Korean national employees that they could be furloughed starting April 1.
-
Air Force developing virtual reality C-130 maintenance training program
A virtual reality platform could soon expedite training for aircraft maintainers, the Air Force said.
-
Poll: Majority of Americans approve of Soleimani strike
Fifty-three percent of Americans support the administration’s actions to conduct the strike and 41 percent oppose the move, a Washington Post-ABC News poll released Tuesday found.
-
Camp Humphreys: Prepare for installation service delays while US, South Korea negotiate cost-sharing agreement
Camp Humphreys in South Korea gave a heads up that some installation services will likely slow down because host-nation support expired last month.
-
West African leaders warn it would be a ‘mistake’ to cut back US troops in Africa
U.S. Africa Command says that there are approximately 6,000 Department of Defense personnel in Africa, but those numbers could go down following a review the Pentagon is executing to reexamine U.S. troop presence in multiple areas of operations.
-
How AFRICOM plans to counter Russian, Chinese influence in Africa
Russia is the top arms exporter to African countries, followed by China, the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute reports.
-
MacDill features Memphis Belle model outside main gate
The replica accompanies a display of a KC-135 Stratotanker that stands near MacDill’s main gate, a nod to the Air Force’s 6th Air Refueling Wing that is based out of MacDill and operates more than a dozen KC-135 aerial refueling aircraft.
-
11 troops injured after Iran’s strike against al-Asad airbase, says CENTCOM
Despite the fact Defense officials initially said the attack resulted in zero “casualties,” CENTCOM spokesman Navy Capt. Bill Urban admitted Thursday some troops were transported out of Iraq to receive additional medical assistance.
-
AFRICOM commander: My top fear is another deadly attack like Manda Bay
AFRICOM is now examining the security at Manda Bay, and of other U.S. installations throughout the entire continent.
-
Esper says US military not withdrawing from AFRICOM
“But I had the opportunity to tell, again, to mention again that the U.S. support is critical to our operations and that its reduction would severely limit our effectiveness against terrorists.”
-
Korean employees at US bases there could be furloughed in April without cost-sharing agreement
U.S. Forces Korea has begun alerting Korean national employees that they could be furloughed starting April 1.
-
Air Force developing virtual reality C-130 maintenance training program
A virtual reality platform could soon expedite training for aircraft maintainers, the Air Force said.
-
Poll: Majority of Americans approve of Soleimani strike
Fifty-three percent of Americans support the administration’s actions to conduct the strike and 41 percent oppose the move, a Washington Post-ABC News poll released Tuesday found.
-
Camp Humphreys: Prepare for installation service delays while US, South Korea negotiate cost-sharing agreement
Camp Humphreys in South Korea gave a heads up that some installation services will likely slow down because host-nation support expired last month.
-
West African leaders warn it would be a ‘mistake’ to cut back US troops in Africa
U.S. Africa Command says that there are approximately 6,000 Department of Defense personnel in Africa, but those numbers could go down following a review the Pentagon is executing to reexamine U.S. troop presence in multiple areas of operations.
-
How AFRICOM plans to counter Russian, Chinese influence in Africa
Russia is the top arms exporter to African countries, followed by China, the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute reports.
-
MacDill features Memphis Belle model outside main gate
The replica accompanies a display of a KC-135 Stratotanker that stands near MacDill’s main gate, a nod to the Air Force’s 6th Air Refueling Wing that is based out of MacDill and operates more than a dozen KC-135 aerial refueling aircraft.
-
11 troops injured after Iran’s strike against al-Asad airbase, says CENTCOM
Despite the fact Defense officials initially said the attack resulted in zero “casualties,” CENTCOM spokesman Navy Capt. Bill Urban admitted Thursday some troops were transported out of Iraq to receive additional medical assistance.
-
AFRICOM commander: My top fear is another deadly attack like Manda Bay
AFRICOM is now examining the security at Manda Bay, and of other U.S. installations throughout the entire continent.
-
Esper says US military not withdrawing from AFRICOM
“But I had the opportunity to tell, again, to mention again that the U.S. support is critical to our operations and that its reduction would severely limit our effectiveness against terrorists.”
-
Korean employees at US bases there could be furloughed in April without cost-sharing agreement
U.S. Forces Korea has begun alerting Korean national employees that they could be furloughed starting April 1.
-
Air Force developing virtual reality C-130 maintenance training program
A virtual reality platform could soon expedite training for aircraft maintainers, the Air Force said.
-
Poll: Majority of Americans approve of Soleimani strike
Fifty-three percent of Americans support the administration’s actions to conduct the strike and 41 percent oppose the move, a Washington Post-ABC News poll released Tuesday found.
-
Camp Humphreys: Prepare for installation service delays while US, South Korea negotiate cost-sharing agreement
Camp Humphreys in South Korea gave a heads up that some installation services will likely slow down because host-nation support expired last month.
-
West African leaders warn it would be a ‘mistake’ to cut back US troops in Africa
U.S. Africa Command says that there are approximately 6,000 Department of Defense personnel in Africa, but those numbers could go down following a review the Pentagon is executing to reexamine U.S. troop presence in multiple areas of operations.
-
How AFRICOM plans to counter Russian, Chinese influence in Africa
Russia is the top arms exporter to African countries, followed by China, the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute reports.
-
MacDill features Memphis Belle model outside main gate
The replica accompanies a display of a KC-135 Stratotanker that stands near MacDill’s main gate, a nod to the Air Force’s 6th Air Refueling Wing that is based out of MacDill and operates more than a dozen KC-135 aerial refueling aircraft.
-
11 troops injured after Iran’s strike against al-Asad airbase, says CENTCOM
Despite the fact Defense officials initially said the attack resulted in zero “casualties,” CENTCOM spokesman Navy Capt. Bill Urban admitted Thursday some troops were transported out of Iraq to receive additional medical assistance.
