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US to send Ukraine $3 billion in aid as war hits 6 months
The aid is expected to be announced Wednesday, the day the war hits the six-month mark and Ukraine celebrates its independence day.
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Pentagon rejects DC request for National Guard migrant help — again
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin rejected a similar D.C. request earlier this month.
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Austin pledges military training, support for Baltics
Austin is the first U.S. defense secretary to visit Latvia in nearly three decades, underscoring the increased importance of the Baltic nations.
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Marine general takes over Africa Command, sees challenges
“America cannot afford to ignore Africa,” Africa Command’s outgoing leader said.
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US to send Ukraine another $1 billion in military aid
The new aid includes additional rockets for the High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems, or HIMARS, as well as other ammunition and equipment.
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Pentagon denies DC request for National Guard migrant help
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin declined to provide Guard personnel and the use of the D.C. Armory to assist with the reception of migrants into the city.
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A look at the ‘knife bomb’ that may have killed al-Qaida leader
U.S. officials haven’t publicly said what weapon was used, but experts said a likely option was the highly secretive Hellfire R9X — know by various nicknames, like the “knife bomb.”
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US military making plans in case Pelosi travels to Taiwan
U.S. officials say they have little fear that China would attack Nancy Pelosi’s plane if she flies to Taiwan.
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China more aggressive, dangerous to US and its allies, Milley says
The Chinese military has become significantly more aggressive and dangerous over the past five years, Gen. Mark Milley said during a trip to the Indo-Pacific.
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As recruiters struggle, Air Force seeks lift from ‘Top Gun’
Recruiters are seizing on the boost that Hollywood may offer, such as the buzz over the sequel to “Top Gun” from 1986.
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US to send Ukraine $3 billion in aid as war hits 6 months
The aid is expected to be announced Wednesday, the day the war hits the six-month mark and Ukraine celebrates its independence day.
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Pentagon rejects DC request for National Guard migrant help — again
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin rejected a similar D.C. request earlier this month.
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Austin pledges military training, support for Baltics
Austin is the first U.S. defense secretary to visit Latvia in nearly three decades, underscoring the increased importance of the Baltic nations.
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Marine general takes over Africa Command, sees challenges
“America cannot afford to ignore Africa,” Africa Command’s outgoing leader said.
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US to send Ukraine another $1 billion in military aid
The new aid includes additional rockets for the High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems, or HIMARS, as well as other ammunition and equipment.
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Pentagon denies DC request for National Guard migrant help
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin declined to provide Guard personnel and the use of the D.C. Armory to assist with the reception of migrants into the city.
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A look at the ‘knife bomb’ that may have killed al-Qaida leader
U.S. officials haven’t publicly said what weapon was used, but experts said a likely option was the highly secretive Hellfire R9X — know by various nicknames, like the “knife bomb.”
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US military making plans in case Pelosi travels to Taiwan
U.S. officials say they have little fear that China would attack Nancy Pelosi’s plane if she flies to Taiwan.
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China more aggressive, dangerous to US and its allies, Milley says
The Chinese military has become significantly more aggressive and dangerous over the past five years, Gen. Mark Milley said during a trip to the Indo-Pacific.
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As recruiters struggle, Air Force seeks lift from ‘Top Gun’
Recruiters are seizing on the boost that Hollywood may offer, such as the buzz over the sequel to “Top Gun” from 1986.
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US to send Ukraine $3 billion in aid as war hits 6 months
The aid is expected to be announced Wednesday, the day the war hits the six-month mark and Ukraine celebrates its independence day.
-
Pentagon rejects DC request for National Guard migrant help — again
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin rejected a similar D.C. request earlier this month.
-
Austin pledges military training, support for Baltics
Austin is the first U.S. defense secretary to visit Latvia in nearly three decades, underscoring the increased importance of the Baltic nations.
-
Marine general takes over Africa Command, sees challenges
“America cannot afford to ignore Africa,” Africa Command’s outgoing leader said.
-
US to send Ukraine another $1 billion in military aid
The new aid includes additional rockets for the High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems, or HIMARS, as well as other ammunition and equipment.
-
Pentagon denies DC request for National Guard migrant help
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin declined to provide Guard personnel and the use of the D.C. Armory to assist with the reception of migrants into the city.
-
A look at the ‘knife bomb’ that may have killed al-Qaida leader
U.S. officials haven’t publicly said what weapon was used, but experts said a likely option was the highly secretive Hellfire R9X — know by various nicknames, like the “knife bomb.”
-
US military making plans in case Pelosi travels to Taiwan
U.S. officials say they have little fear that China would attack Nancy Pelosi’s plane if she flies to Taiwan.
-
China more aggressive, dangerous to US and its allies, Milley says
The Chinese military has become significantly more aggressive and dangerous over the past five years, Gen. Mark Milley said during a trip to the Indo-Pacific.
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As recruiters struggle, Air Force seeks lift from ‘Top Gun’
Recruiters are seizing on the boost that Hollywood may offer, such as the buzz over the sequel to “Top Gun” from 1986.
