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Pentagon identifies three Americans killed in Syria
They died Wednesday in Manbij, Syria, from a suicide improvised explosive device attack.
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Trump still poised for a drawdown in Afghanistan after the deadliest year for US troops since 2014
This year has been the bloodiest for U.S. forces in Afghanistan since the draw down of 2014, when coalition forces shifted to an advise and assist role under NATO’s Resolute Support mission.
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Pence channels his inner Bush with ‘Wolf Pack of Rogue States’ comments
The vice president named to the “Wolf Pack” the rogue states included in the Bush administration’s Axis of Evil, but added newcomers in Latin America.
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War game: If China or Russia downed an ISR aircraft, how would the US really respond?
A war game study challenges typical assumptions of drone warfare.
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Two US troops, two American civilians killed in ISIS attack in Syria
Three other U.S. service members were injured in the blast.
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GoFundMe to refund $20 million raised by Purple Heart Air Force veteran for Trump’s border wall
A GoFundMe campaign to raise $1 billion for President Donald Trump’s wall on the southern U.S. border must refund the more than $20 million it has raised so far, after the campaign changed the way it intends to use the donations.
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Air Force legend, Medal of Honor recipient, Joe Jackson dies at 95
Retired Col. Joe Jackson was famous within the aviation community for his daring rescue of a team of Air Force combat controllers who were stranded at the besieged airfield of an abandoned Army Special Forces camp during the Tet Offensive.
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Project Blue Book: The Air Force’s covert UFO investigation is brought to TV
The service began Project Blue Book in 1952 as a systematic study of unidentified flying object sightings. The project was charged with scientifically analyzing UFO data to determine whether UFOs were a national security threat.
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Are we leaving Syria or not?
The U.S. military is still fighting ISIS, and the mission in Syria shows no signs of ending anytime soon, officials say.
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New in 2019: Airmen will continue stepping up to deter Russia in Europe
The Air Force has been busy in Europe this year, and if the Pentagon’s European Deterrence Initiative funding is any gauge, they’ll remain busy in 2019.
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Pentagon identifies three Americans killed in Syria
They died Wednesday in Manbij, Syria, from a suicide improvised explosive device attack.
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Trump still poised for a drawdown in Afghanistan after the deadliest year for US troops since 2014
This year has been the bloodiest for U.S. forces in Afghanistan since the draw down of 2014, when coalition forces shifted to an advise and assist role under NATO’s Resolute Support mission.
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Pence channels his inner Bush with ‘Wolf Pack of Rogue States’ comments
The vice president named to the “Wolf Pack” the rogue states included in the Bush administration’s Axis of Evil, but added newcomers in Latin America.
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War game: If China or Russia downed an ISR aircraft, how would the US really respond?
A war game study challenges typical assumptions of drone warfare.
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Two US troops, two American civilians killed in ISIS attack in Syria
Three other U.S. service members were injured in the blast.
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GoFundMe to refund $20 million raised by Purple Heart Air Force veteran for Trump’s border wall
A GoFundMe campaign to raise $1 billion for President Donald Trump’s wall on the southern U.S. border must refund the more than $20 million it has raised so far, after the campaign changed the way it intends to use the donations.
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Air Force legend, Medal of Honor recipient, Joe Jackson dies at 95
Retired Col. Joe Jackson was famous within the aviation community for his daring rescue of a team of Air Force combat controllers who were stranded at the besieged airfield of an abandoned Army Special Forces camp during the Tet Offensive.
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Project Blue Book: The Air Force’s covert UFO investigation is brought to TV
The service began Project Blue Book in 1952 as a systematic study of unidentified flying object sightings. The project was charged with scientifically analyzing UFO data to determine whether UFOs were a national security threat.
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Are we leaving Syria or not?
The U.S. military is still fighting ISIS, and the mission in Syria shows no signs of ending anytime soon, officials say.
-
New in 2019: Airmen will continue stepping up to deter Russia in Europe
The Air Force has been busy in Europe this year, and if the Pentagon’s European Deterrence Initiative funding is any gauge, they’ll remain busy in 2019.
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Pentagon identifies three Americans killed in Syria
They died Wednesday in Manbij, Syria, from a suicide improvised explosive device attack.
-
Trump still poised for a drawdown in Afghanistan after the deadliest year for US troops since 2014
This year has been the bloodiest for U.S. forces in Afghanistan since the draw down of 2014, when coalition forces shifted to an advise and assist role under NATO’s Resolute Support mission.
-
Pence channels his inner Bush with ‘Wolf Pack of Rogue States’ comments
The vice president named to the “Wolf Pack” the rogue states included in the Bush administration’s Axis of Evil, but added newcomers in Latin America.
-
War game: If China or Russia downed an ISR aircraft, how would the US really respond?
A war game study challenges typical assumptions of drone warfare.
-
Two US troops, two American civilians killed in ISIS attack in Syria
Three other U.S. service members were injured in the blast.
-
GoFundMe to refund $20 million raised by Purple Heart Air Force veteran for Trump’s border wall
A GoFundMe campaign to raise $1 billion for President Donald Trump’s wall on the southern U.S. border must refund the more than $20 million it has raised so far, after the campaign changed the way it intends to use the donations.
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Air Force legend, Medal of Honor recipient, Joe Jackson dies at 95
Retired Col. Joe Jackson was famous within the aviation community for his daring rescue of a team of Air Force combat controllers who were stranded at the besieged airfield of an abandoned Army Special Forces camp during the Tet Offensive.
-
Project Blue Book: The Air Force’s covert UFO investigation is brought to TV
The service began Project Blue Book in 1952 as a systematic study of unidentified flying object sightings. The project was charged with scientifically analyzing UFO data to determine whether UFOs were a national security threat.
-
Are we leaving Syria or not?
The U.S. military is still fighting ISIS, and the mission in Syria shows no signs of ending anytime soon, officials say.
-
New in 2019: Airmen will continue stepping up to deter Russia in Europe
The Air Force has been busy in Europe this year, and if the Pentagon’s European Deterrence Initiative funding is any gauge, they’ll remain busy in 2019.
