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US commander confident in ability of Afghan security forces
The assassination of Afghan leaders in Kandahar province won’t lessen U.S. support for the war in Afghanistan or deter local security forces in the fight against the Taliban, the top U.S. military commander in the Middle East said Saturday.
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Pentagon reveals cyber breach of travel records
The breach could have affected as many as 30,000 workers, but that number may grow as the investigation continues. The breach could have happened some months ago but was only recently discovered.
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Mattis: Russia violation of missile treaty ‘untenable’
Russia must comply, or the U.S. will need to respond, he said at a NATO meeting.
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Mattis vows no cut in military support for France in Mali
U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said Tuesday that the U.S. will not reduce its support for the French-led military operations against insurgents in Mali.
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US starts training Turkish troops for joint Syria patrols
The U.S. has now begun training Turkish troops, marking the final step before the two countries begin conducting joint patrols likely later this month around the strategic northern Syrian city of Manbij, Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said Monday.
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Mattis: US relations with China not worsening despite bumps
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said Monday that he doesn’t see the U.S. relationship with China worsening after a series of setbacks that officials said include canceling the Pentagon chief’s planned visit to Beijing this month.
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How Trump administration policies stymie the Pentagon’s immigrant recruit program
Stricter Trump administration immigration policies have stymied Pentagon plans to restart a program that allowed thousands of people with critical medical or Asian and African language skills to join the military and become American citizens, according to several U.S. officials.
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Mattis: Jury is out on women succeeding in combat jobs
Defense secretary says he is asking Army, Marine Corps if women serving in the infantry is a strength or weakness.
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Mattis condemns Russian influence-peddling in Macedonia
U.S. plans to expand its cooperation with Macedonia, defense secretary says.
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US warns Moscow over looming attack in Syrian city of Idlib
The Pentagon says Russia will bear responsibility for the resulting humanitarian crisis in Syria if the Moscow-backed Syrian military attacks the northern city of Idlib.
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US commander confident in ability of Afghan security forces
The assassination of Afghan leaders in Kandahar province won’t lessen U.S. support for the war in Afghanistan or deter local security forces in the fight against the Taliban, the top U.S. military commander in the Middle East said Saturday.
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Pentagon reveals cyber breach of travel records
The breach could have affected as many as 30,000 workers, but that number may grow as the investigation continues. The breach could have happened some months ago but was only recently discovered.
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Mattis: Russia violation of missile treaty ‘untenable’
Russia must comply, or the U.S. will need to respond, he said at a NATO meeting.
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Mattis vows no cut in military support for France in Mali
U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said Tuesday that the U.S. will not reduce its support for the French-led military operations against insurgents in Mali.
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US starts training Turkish troops for joint Syria patrols
The U.S. has now begun training Turkish troops, marking the final step before the two countries begin conducting joint patrols likely later this month around the strategic northern Syrian city of Manbij, Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said Monday.
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Mattis: US relations with China not worsening despite bumps
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said Monday that he doesn’t see the U.S. relationship with China worsening after a series of setbacks that officials said include canceling the Pentagon chief’s planned visit to Beijing this month.
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How Trump administration policies stymie the Pentagon’s immigrant recruit program
Stricter Trump administration immigration policies have stymied Pentagon plans to restart a program that allowed thousands of people with critical medical or Asian and African language skills to join the military and become American citizens, according to several U.S. officials.
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Mattis: Jury is out on women succeeding in combat jobs
Defense secretary says he is asking Army, Marine Corps if women serving in the infantry is a strength or weakness.
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Mattis condemns Russian influence-peddling in Macedonia
U.S. plans to expand its cooperation with Macedonia, defense secretary says.
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US warns Moscow over looming attack in Syrian city of Idlib
The Pentagon says Russia will bear responsibility for the resulting humanitarian crisis in Syria if the Moscow-backed Syrian military attacks the northern city of Idlib.
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US commander confident in ability of Afghan security forces
The assassination of Afghan leaders in Kandahar province won’t lessen U.S. support for the war in Afghanistan or deter local security forces in the fight against the Taliban, the top U.S. military commander in the Middle East said Saturday.
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Pentagon reveals cyber breach of travel records
The breach could have affected as many as 30,000 workers, but that number may grow as the investigation continues. The breach could have happened some months ago but was only recently discovered.
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Mattis: Russia violation of missile treaty ‘untenable’
Russia must comply, or the U.S. will need to respond, he said at a NATO meeting.
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Mattis vows no cut in military support for France in Mali
U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said Tuesday that the U.S. will not reduce its support for the French-led military operations against insurgents in Mali.
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US starts training Turkish troops for joint Syria patrols
The U.S. has now begun training Turkish troops, marking the final step before the two countries begin conducting joint patrols likely later this month around the strategic northern Syrian city of Manbij, Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said Monday.
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Mattis: US relations with China not worsening despite bumps
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said Monday that he doesn’t see the U.S. relationship with China worsening after a series of setbacks that officials said include canceling the Pentagon chief’s planned visit to Beijing this month.
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How Trump administration policies stymie the Pentagon’s immigrant recruit program
Stricter Trump administration immigration policies have stymied Pentagon plans to restart a program that allowed thousands of people with critical medical or Asian and African language skills to join the military and become American citizens, according to several U.S. officials.
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Mattis: Jury is out on women succeeding in combat jobs
Defense secretary says he is asking Army, Marine Corps if women serving in the infantry is a strength or weakness.
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Mattis condemns Russian influence-peddling in Macedonia
U.S. plans to expand its cooperation with Macedonia, defense secretary says.
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US warns Moscow over looming attack in Syrian city of Idlib
The Pentagon says Russia will bear responsibility for the resulting humanitarian crisis in Syria if the Moscow-backed Syrian military attacks the northern city of Idlib.
