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US in ‘early stages’ of withdrawal, as ISIS squeezed into a few square miles
ISIS’ last stretch of territory has been crunched into a tiny area measuring roughly six square kilometers, according to Mustafa Bali, a spokesman for the U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces, or SDF.
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US-Taliban talks may be reaching a breaking point
The U.S. and the Taliban have made “significant progress” but there are still roadblocks to a full agreement.
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Deadlock over cost of US troops in South Korea isn’t halting military ops, for now, but workers face furlough
President Trump reportedly wants the Republic of Korea to pay up to double the current amount to host 28,000 U.S. troops based in the country.
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Secret, president-directed raid earns AFSOC airmen Distinguished Flying Crosses
Six airmen assigned to Air Force Special Operations Command were awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross during a ceremony at Hurlburt Field, Florida, on Tuesday.
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Pentagon identifies Army Green Beret killed in Afghanistan
He was assigned to 3rd Special Forces Group and was on his fourth overseas deployment.
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Lt. Col. Charles Kettles, Vietnam-era Huey pilot and Medal of Honor recipient, has died
Medal of Honor recipient and Vietnam War veteran retired Lt. Col. Charles Kettles died Monday. He was 89 years old.
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US service member killed in Afghanistan
One U.S. service member was killed in Afghanistan today, U.S. officials said in a short press release Tuesday afternoon.
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ISIS car bomb targets US troops in Syria one week after four Americans were killed in Manbij
The attack comes just days after four Americans, including two service members, were killed in the Syrian town of Manbij.
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Airman, TACP found dead in his South Korea barracks
Staff Sgt. Alexander Mitchell, 26, was found dead Monday in his living quarters on base in South Korea, where he was temporarily assigned, local television station WCTV reported.
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Airman found guilty in murder of roommate in Guam
Airman 1st Class Isaiah Edwards was convicted of unpremeditated murder by a seven-member Air Force panel Thursday.
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US in ‘early stages’ of withdrawal, as ISIS squeezed into a few square miles
ISIS’ last stretch of territory has been crunched into a tiny area measuring roughly six square kilometers, according to Mustafa Bali, a spokesman for the U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces, or SDF.
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US-Taliban talks may be reaching a breaking point
The U.S. and the Taliban have made “significant progress” but there are still roadblocks to a full agreement.
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Deadlock over cost of US troops in South Korea isn’t halting military ops, for now, but workers face furlough
President Trump reportedly wants the Republic of Korea to pay up to double the current amount to host 28,000 U.S. troops based in the country.
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Secret, president-directed raid earns AFSOC airmen Distinguished Flying Crosses
Six airmen assigned to Air Force Special Operations Command were awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross during a ceremony at Hurlburt Field, Florida, on Tuesday.
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Pentagon identifies Army Green Beret killed in Afghanistan
He was assigned to 3rd Special Forces Group and was on his fourth overseas deployment.
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Lt. Col. Charles Kettles, Vietnam-era Huey pilot and Medal of Honor recipient, has died
Medal of Honor recipient and Vietnam War veteran retired Lt. Col. Charles Kettles died Monday. He was 89 years old.
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US service member killed in Afghanistan
One U.S. service member was killed in Afghanistan today, U.S. officials said in a short press release Tuesday afternoon.
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ISIS car bomb targets US troops in Syria one week after four Americans were killed in Manbij
The attack comes just days after four Americans, including two service members, were killed in the Syrian town of Manbij.
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Airman, TACP found dead in his South Korea barracks
Staff Sgt. Alexander Mitchell, 26, was found dead Monday in his living quarters on base in South Korea, where he was temporarily assigned, local television station WCTV reported.
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Airman found guilty in murder of roommate in Guam
Airman 1st Class Isaiah Edwards was convicted of unpremeditated murder by a seven-member Air Force panel Thursday.
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US in ‘early stages’ of withdrawal, as ISIS squeezed into a few square miles
ISIS’ last stretch of territory has been crunched into a tiny area measuring roughly six square kilometers, according to Mustafa Bali, a spokesman for the U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces, or SDF.
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US-Taliban talks may be reaching a breaking point
The U.S. and the Taliban have made “significant progress” but there are still roadblocks to a full agreement.
-
Deadlock over cost of US troops in South Korea isn’t halting military ops, for now, but workers face furlough
President Trump reportedly wants the Republic of Korea to pay up to double the current amount to host 28,000 U.S. troops based in the country.
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Secret, president-directed raid earns AFSOC airmen Distinguished Flying Crosses
Six airmen assigned to Air Force Special Operations Command were awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross during a ceremony at Hurlburt Field, Florida, on Tuesday.
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Pentagon identifies Army Green Beret killed in Afghanistan
He was assigned to 3rd Special Forces Group and was on his fourth overseas deployment.
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Lt. Col. Charles Kettles, Vietnam-era Huey pilot and Medal of Honor recipient, has died
Medal of Honor recipient and Vietnam War veteran retired Lt. Col. Charles Kettles died Monday. He was 89 years old.
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US service member killed in Afghanistan
One U.S. service member was killed in Afghanistan today, U.S. officials said in a short press release Tuesday afternoon.
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ISIS car bomb targets US troops in Syria one week after four Americans were killed in Manbij
The attack comes just days after four Americans, including two service members, were killed in the Syrian town of Manbij.
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Airman, TACP found dead in his South Korea barracks
Staff Sgt. Alexander Mitchell, 26, was found dead Monday in his living quarters on base in South Korea, where he was temporarily assigned, local television station WCTV reported.
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Airman found guilty in murder of roommate in Guam
Airman 1st Class Isaiah Edwards was convicted of unpremeditated murder by a seven-member Air Force panel Thursday.
