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UCMJ crackdown: Why Mattis thinks commanders have gone soft on misconduct
After years of decline in the use of the UCMJ, the defense secretary is warning today’s commanders that being soft on misconduct can create readiness problems.
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Navy F-35C suffers first major airborne mishap
A F-35C engine sucked in parts of an airborne refueling basket last month, Navy officials said.
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Military moving sea and air assets away from Hawaii as Hurricane Lane looms
The category 4 storm is barreling toward Hawaii and packing winds of 155 mph.
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Why immigrant children were housed on military bases
As the White House’s controversial immigrant family separation policy played out, plans were announced to house separated kids at U.S. military bases. They’ve been dragooned to do it before.
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Coast Guard on the scene at tragic remote island crash site of stolen passenger plane
FBI has taken over the probe into the theft and crash of a commercial aircraft.
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Pentagon report slams new US Strategic Command headquarters construction
Mold, fires and poor planning have led to delays and extra costs for construction of a new HQ for the command that oversees America’s nukes.
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Why the future of the Military Order of the Purple Heart is at risk
The iconic charity group is vexed by money problems.
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War widow: Stop using my husband’s photo for political memes
A photo of Seana Arrechaga and husband’s body from after he was killed in Afghanistan has popped up as a meme in the debate over kneeling for the national anthem.
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US airstrike kills 27 al-Shabab militants in Somalia
Saturday’s air strike was the latest in a string of U.S. bombardments that AFRICOM says have killed nearly 50 militants in recent weeks.
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Stunning failures found in Global Train and Equip counter-terrorism programs
A new report criticizes Pentagon oversight of a program that spends billions providing training and weapons to allies around the globe.
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UCMJ crackdown: Why Mattis thinks commanders have gone soft on misconduct
After years of decline in the use of the UCMJ, the defense secretary is warning today’s commanders that being soft on misconduct can create readiness problems.
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Navy F-35C suffers first major airborne mishap
A F-35C engine sucked in parts of an airborne refueling basket last month, Navy officials said.
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Military moving sea and air assets away from Hawaii as Hurricane Lane looms
The category 4 storm is barreling toward Hawaii and packing winds of 155 mph.
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Why immigrant children were housed on military bases
As the White House’s controversial immigrant family separation policy played out, plans were announced to house separated kids at U.S. military bases. They’ve been dragooned to do it before.
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Coast Guard on the scene at tragic remote island crash site of stolen passenger plane
FBI has taken over the probe into the theft and crash of a commercial aircraft.
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Pentagon report slams new US Strategic Command headquarters construction
Mold, fires and poor planning have led to delays and extra costs for construction of a new HQ for the command that oversees America’s nukes.
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Why the future of the Military Order of the Purple Heart is at risk
The iconic charity group is vexed by money problems.
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War widow: Stop using my husband’s photo for political memes
A photo of Seana Arrechaga and husband’s body from after he was killed in Afghanistan has popped up as a meme in the debate over kneeling for the national anthem.
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US airstrike kills 27 al-Shabab militants in Somalia
Saturday’s air strike was the latest in a string of U.S. bombardments that AFRICOM says have killed nearly 50 militants in recent weeks.
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Stunning failures found in Global Train and Equip counter-terrorism programs
A new report criticizes Pentagon oversight of a program that spends billions providing training and weapons to allies around the globe.
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UCMJ crackdown: Why Mattis thinks commanders have gone soft on misconduct
After years of decline in the use of the UCMJ, the defense secretary is warning today’s commanders that being soft on misconduct can create readiness problems.
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Navy F-35C suffers first major airborne mishap
A F-35C engine sucked in parts of an airborne refueling basket last month, Navy officials said.
-
Military moving sea and air assets away from Hawaii as Hurricane Lane looms
The category 4 storm is barreling toward Hawaii and packing winds of 155 mph.
-
Why immigrant children were housed on military bases
As the White House’s controversial immigrant family separation policy played out, plans were announced to house separated kids at U.S. military bases. They’ve been dragooned to do it before.
-
Coast Guard on the scene at tragic remote island crash site of stolen passenger plane
FBI has taken over the probe into the theft and crash of a commercial aircraft.
-
Pentagon report slams new US Strategic Command headquarters construction
Mold, fires and poor planning have led to delays and extra costs for construction of a new HQ for the command that oversees America’s nukes.
-
Why the future of the Military Order of the Purple Heart is at risk
The iconic charity group is vexed by money problems.
-
War widow: Stop using my husband’s photo for political memes
A photo of Seana Arrechaga and husband’s body from after he was killed in Afghanistan has popped up as a meme in the debate over kneeling for the national anthem.
-
US airstrike kills 27 al-Shabab militants in Somalia
Saturday’s air strike was the latest in a string of U.S. bombardments that AFRICOM says have killed nearly 50 militants in recent weeks.
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Stunning failures found in Global Train and Equip counter-terrorism programs
A new report criticizes Pentagon oversight of a program that spends billions providing training and weapons to allies around the globe.
