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Concerns grow over miscalculations with Russia as U.S. troops build up near Ukraine
A full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine could push troops right up to NATO’s U.S.-reinforced border.
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US attack helos, F-35s and infantry heading to Baltics amid Ukraine invasion
The announcement came after President Joe Biden detailed new economic sanctions on Russia in reaction to Vladimir Putin’s moving new military forces into separatist-held parts of Ukraine.
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Could the Supreme Court strike down the military’s vaccination mandate?
Multiple lawsuits are arguing that the military is blanketly refusing religious exemptions for the COVID-19 vaccine.
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Sex assault reports at military academies soared as students returned to campus
After returning to campus, military academy sexual assault reports jumped to a record high.
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Russia doesn’t appear to be leaving Ukraine border, SECDEF warns
Increased logistical support by Russian troops offers a strong sign that they aren’t going home, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said.
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Austin to visit troops in Eastern Europe as clock ticks on Ukraine invasion
Austin is scheduled to meet with U.S. troops in Poland and Lithuania.
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3,000 more paratroopers head to Europe amid White House warnings of Ukraine invasion
The second wave of 82nd Airborne soldiers brings the total mobilized so far to 6,000.
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‘I really don’t want to be the last African-American secretary of defense’
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin participated in a discussion at the White House for Black History Month.
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82nd Airborne could welcome American evacuees in case of Ukraine invasion
The U.S. military could house Americans fleeing Ukraine.
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‘This horrible terrorist leader is no more’: Biden praises troops in Syria raid
Administration officials said the operation to kill the head of Islamic State group had been in the works for months.
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Concerns grow over miscalculations with Russia as U.S. troops build up near Ukraine
A full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine could push troops right up to NATO’s U.S.-reinforced border.
-
US attack helos, F-35s and infantry heading to Baltics amid Ukraine invasion
The announcement came after President Joe Biden detailed new economic sanctions on Russia in reaction to Vladimir Putin’s moving new military forces into separatist-held parts of Ukraine.
-
Could the Supreme Court strike down the military’s vaccination mandate?
Multiple lawsuits are arguing that the military is blanketly refusing religious exemptions for the COVID-19 vaccine.
-
Sex assault reports at military academies soared as students returned to campus
After returning to campus, military academy sexual assault reports jumped to a record high.
-
Russia doesn’t appear to be leaving Ukraine border, SECDEF warns
Increased logistical support by Russian troops offers a strong sign that they aren’t going home, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said.
-
Austin to visit troops in Eastern Europe as clock ticks on Ukraine invasion
Austin is scheduled to meet with U.S. troops in Poland and Lithuania.
-
3,000 more paratroopers head to Europe amid White House warnings of Ukraine invasion
The second wave of 82nd Airborne soldiers brings the total mobilized so far to 6,000.
-
‘I really don’t want to be the last African-American secretary of defense’
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin participated in a discussion at the White House for Black History Month.
-
82nd Airborne could welcome American evacuees in case of Ukraine invasion
The U.S. military could house Americans fleeing Ukraine.
-
‘This horrible terrorist leader is no more’: Biden praises troops in Syria raid
Administration officials said the operation to kill the head of Islamic State group had been in the works for months.
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Concerns grow over miscalculations with Russia as U.S. troops build up near Ukraine
A full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine could push troops right up to NATO’s U.S.-reinforced border.
-
US attack helos, F-35s and infantry heading to Baltics amid Ukraine invasion
The announcement came after President Joe Biden detailed new economic sanctions on Russia in reaction to Vladimir Putin’s moving new military forces into separatist-held parts of Ukraine.
-
Could the Supreme Court strike down the military’s vaccination mandate?
Multiple lawsuits are arguing that the military is blanketly refusing religious exemptions for the COVID-19 vaccine.
-
Sex assault reports at military academies soared as students returned to campus
After returning to campus, military academy sexual assault reports jumped to a record high.
-
Russia doesn’t appear to be leaving Ukraine border, SECDEF warns
Increased logistical support by Russian troops offers a strong sign that they aren’t going home, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said.
-
Austin to visit troops in Eastern Europe as clock ticks on Ukraine invasion
Austin is scheduled to meet with U.S. troops in Poland and Lithuania.
-
3,000 more paratroopers head to Europe amid White House warnings of Ukraine invasion
The second wave of 82nd Airborne soldiers brings the total mobilized so far to 6,000.
-
‘I really don’t want to be the last African-American secretary of defense’
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin participated in a discussion at the White House for Black History Month.
-
82nd Airborne could welcome American evacuees in case of Ukraine invasion
The U.S. military could house Americans fleeing Ukraine.
-
‘This horrible terrorist leader is no more’: Biden praises troops in Syria raid
Administration officials said the operation to kill the head of Islamic State group had been in the works for months.











