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US resumes more robust counter-ISIS ops in Syria
Following a brief hiatus, Operation Inherent Resolve commanders say the U.S. has again begun launching larger-scale operations to combat ISIS in Syria.
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House OKs year-long fellowship program for Gold Star families
The year-long fellowship program will allow Gold Star family members to work in a member of Congress’ district or Capitol Hill office.
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Pentagon IDs two soldiers killed in Afghanistan helicopter crash
Chief Warrant Officer 2 David Knadle, 33, and Chief Warrant Officer 2 Kirk Fuchigami Jr., 25, were killed after their helicopter crashed in Afghanistan’s Logar province, according to the Pentagon.
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Air Force advises airmen against using products containing CBD oil
The service warned that products with CBD oil, an abbreviation for cannabidiol oil and derived from the marijuana plant, may lead to positive results for airmen undergoing urinalysis designed to detect marijuana.
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F.E. Warren airmen receive commendation medals for rescuing family from house fire
The airmen sprung into action and instructed a neighbor to alert the fire department while they rescued the family and their three pets.
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ISIS expected to revamp operations in Syria, grow ability to target the West, says Pentagon watchdog
Without counterterrorism pressure, the Defense Intelligene Agency anticipates ISIS will have a better opportunity to cultivate its covert networks, the report said.
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Esper says South Korea, which paid 90 percent of costs for Camp Humphreys, needs to increase ‘burden-sharing’ to keep US troops in South Korea
Esper, who is in Seoul, said Friday that South Korea “is a wealthy country and could and should pay more to help offset the cost of defense.”
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New K-9 legislation would provide federal funding for retired military working dogs’ medical expenses
The grant program is designed to cover costs incurred from veterinarian appointments, medical procedures, diagnostic tests and medications.
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WWII vet, 100, takes to Reddit to answers questions
Despite his service in WWII, Welch said the most “tense” moment of his life was when he tied the knot.
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Gen. Maryanne Miller’s message to new airmen: It’s all about character
When asked what it’s like to be the highest ranking female officer in the U.S. military, Miller said she hopes to serve as a model to other young women.
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US resumes more robust counter-ISIS ops in Syria
Following a brief hiatus, Operation Inherent Resolve commanders say the U.S. has again begun launching larger-scale operations to combat ISIS in Syria.
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House OKs year-long fellowship program for Gold Star families
The year-long fellowship program will allow Gold Star family members to work in a member of Congress’ district or Capitol Hill office.
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Pentagon IDs two soldiers killed in Afghanistan helicopter crash
Chief Warrant Officer 2 David Knadle, 33, and Chief Warrant Officer 2 Kirk Fuchigami Jr., 25, were killed after their helicopter crashed in Afghanistan’s Logar province, according to the Pentagon.
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Air Force advises airmen against using products containing CBD oil
The service warned that products with CBD oil, an abbreviation for cannabidiol oil and derived from the marijuana plant, may lead to positive results for airmen undergoing urinalysis designed to detect marijuana.
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F.E. Warren airmen receive commendation medals for rescuing family from house fire
The airmen sprung into action and instructed a neighbor to alert the fire department while they rescued the family and their three pets.
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ISIS expected to revamp operations in Syria, grow ability to target the West, says Pentagon watchdog
Without counterterrorism pressure, the Defense Intelligene Agency anticipates ISIS will have a better opportunity to cultivate its covert networks, the report said.
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Esper says South Korea, which paid 90 percent of costs for Camp Humphreys, needs to increase ‘burden-sharing’ to keep US troops in South Korea
Esper, who is in Seoul, said Friday that South Korea “is a wealthy country and could and should pay more to help offset the cost of defense.”
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New K-9 legislation would provide federal funding for retired military working dogs’ medical expenses
The grant program is designed to cover costs incurred from veterinarian appointments, medical procedures, diagnostic tests and medications.
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WWII vet, 100, takes to Reddit to answers questions
Despite his service in WWII, Welch said the most “tense” moment of his life was when he tied the knot.
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Gen. Maryanne Miller’s message to new airmen: It’s all about character
When asked what it’s like to be the highest ranking female officer in the U.S. military, Miller said she hopes to serve as a model to other young women.
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US resumes more robust counter-ISIS ops in Syria
Following a brief hiatus, Operation Inherent Resolve commanders say the U.S. has again begun launching larger-scale operations to combat ISIS in Syria.
-
House OKs year-long fellowship program for Gold Star families
The year-long fellowship program will allow Gold Star family members to work in a member of Congress’ district or Capitol Hill office.
-
Pentagon IDs two soldiers killed in Afghanistan helicopter crash
Chief Warrant Officer 2 David Knadle, 33, and Chief Warrant Officer 2 Kirk Fuchigami Jr., 25, were killed after their helicopter crashed in Afghanistan’s Logar province, according to the Pentagon.
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Air Force advises airmen against using products containing CBD oil
The service warned that products with CBD oil, an abbreviation for cannabidiol oil and derived from the marijuana plant, may lead to positive results for airmen undergoing urinalysis designed to detect marijuana.
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F.E. Warren airmen receive commendation medals for rescuing family from house fire
The airmen sprung into action and instructed a neighbor to alert the fire department while they rescued the family and their three pets.
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ISIS expected to revamp operations in Syria, grow ability to target the West, says Pentagon watchdog
Without counterterrorism pressure, the Defense Intelligene Agency anticipates ISIS will have a better opportunity to cultivate its covert networks, the report said.
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Esper says South Korea, which paid 90 percent of costs for Camp Humphreys, needs to increase ‘burden-sharing’ to keep US troops in South Korea
Esper, who is in Seoul, said Friday that South Korea “is a wealthy country and could and should pay more to help offset the cost of defense.”
-
New K-9 legislation would provide federal funding for retired military working dogs’ medical expenses
The grant program is designed to cover costs incurred from veterinarian appointments, medical procedures, diagnostic tests and medications.
-
WWII vet, 100, takes to Reddit to answers questions
Despite his service in WWII, Welch said the most “tense” moment of his life was when he tied the knot.
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Gen. Maryanne Miller’s message to new airmen: It’s all about character
When asked what it’s like to be the highest ranking female officer in the U.S. military, Miller said she hopes to serve as a model to other young women.
