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New in 2018: US troops return to the front lines in Afghanistan
In what appears to be a bit of deja vu for America’s longest war, U.S. troops will once again be patrolling alongside their Afghan counterparts in far larger numbers and at a more tactical level than the previous years.
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US military warns about North Korean propaganda at Yongsan Garrison
A large volume of North Korean propaganda leaflets and CDs were disbursed around key installations at the U.S. Army Yongsan Garrison and other locations throughout South Korea.
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US troops to remain in Iraq and Syria for the foreseeable future
Despite the liberation of Mosul and Raqqa and the pending defeat of ISIS in Iraq and Syria, there are no near-term plans for U.S. troops to begin drawing down forces in the region.
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Coalition service member dies in non-combat incident
An Operation Inherent Resolve coalition service member was killed in what appeared to be a non-combat related incident Wednesday.
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US plans $200 million buildup of European air bases flanking Russia
This year’s defense spending plan includes roughly $214 million to construct installations in Iceland, Norway and much of Eastern Europe.
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US commandos carry out thousands of operations in Afghanistan
U.S. special operations forces advised or enabled more than 2,000 ground operations in support of Afghan forces in the last six months.
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Partner forces kill ISIS fighters near small US garrison in Syria
U.S.-backed Syrian fighters operating out of a small U.S. garrison called Tanf killed 20 ISIS fighters and captured several others on Wednesday.
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US F-22s intercept Russian fighter jets, fire warning flares
Two U.S. F-22 Raptors intercepted and fired warning flares at two Russian Su-25s over the tightly congested air space in Syria along the Euphrates River on Wednesday.
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Afghan officials seek return of American A-10s
America’s beloved A-10 Thunderbolt II ―the “Warthog” ― may be headed back to Afghanistan.
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Helmand again the focus of US strategy in Afghanistan
Helmand has been pummeled recently by U.S. air and artillery strikes.
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New in 2018: US troops return to the front lines in Afghanistan
In what appears to be a bit of deja vu for America’s longest war, U.S. troops will once again be patrolling alongside their Afghan counterparts in far larger numbers and at a more tactical level than the previous years.
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US military warns about North Korean propaganda at Yongsan Garrison
A large volume of North Korean propaganda leaflets and CDs were disbursed around key installations at the U.S. Army Yongsan Garrison and other locations throughout South Korea.
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US troops to remain in Iraq and Syria for the foreseeable future
Despite the liberation of Mosul and Raqqa and the pending defeat of ISIS in Iraq and Syria, there are no near-term plans for U.S. troops to begin drawing down forces in the region.
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Coalition service member dies in non-combat incident
An Operation Inherent Resolve coalition service member was killed in what appeared to be a non-combat related incident Wednesday.
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US plans $200 million buildup of European air bases flanking Russia
This year’s defense spending plan includes roughly $214 million to construct installations in Iceland, Norway and much of Eastern Europe.
-
US commandos carry out thousands of operations in Afghanistan
U.S. special operations forces advised or enabled more than 2,000 ground operations in support of Afghan forces in the last six months.
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Partner forces kill ISIS fighters near small US garrison in Syria
U.S.-backed Syrian fighters operating out of a small U.S. garrison called Tanf killed 20 ISIS fighters and captured several others on Wednesday.
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US F-22s intercept Russian fighter jets, fire warning flares
Two U.S. F-22 Raptors intercepted and fired warning flares at two Russian Su-25s over the tightly congested air space in Syria along the Euphrates River on Wednesday.
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Afghan officials seek return of American A-10s
America’s beloved A-10 Thunderbolt II ―the “Warthog” ― may be headed back to Afghanistan.
-
Helmand again the focus of US strategy in Afghanistan
Helmand has been pummeled recently by U.S. air and artillery strikes.
-
New in 2018: US troops return to the front lines in Afghanistan
In what appears to be a bit of deja vu for America’s longest war, U.S. troops will once again be patrolling alongside their Afghan counterparts in far larger numbers and at a more tactical level than the previous years.
-
US military warns about North Korean propaganda at Yongsan Garrison
A large volume of North Korean propaganda leaflets and CDs were disbursed around key installations at the U.S. Army Yongsan Garrison and other locations throughout South Korea.
-
US troops to remain in Iraq and Syria for the foreseeable future
Despite the liberation of Mosul and Raqqa and the pending defeat of ISIS in Iraq and Syria, there are no near-term plans for U.S. troops to begin drawing down forces in the region.
-
Coalition service member dies in non-combat incident
An Operation Inherent Resolve coalition service member was killed in what appeared to be a non-combat related incident Wednesday.
-
US plans $200 million buildup of European air bases flanking Russia
This year’s defense spending plan includes roughly $214 million to construct installations in Iceland, Norway and much of Eastern Europe.
-
US commandos carry out thousands of operations in Afghanistan
U.S. special operations forces advised or enabled more than 2,000 ground operations in support of Afghan forces in the last six months.
-
Partner forces kill ISIS fighters near small US garrison in Syria
U.S.-backed Syrian fighters operating out of a small U.S. garrison called Tanf killed 20 ISIS fighters and captured several others on Wednesday.
-
US F-22s intercept Russian fighter jets, fire warning flares
Two U.S. F-22 Raptors intercepted and fired warning flares at two Russian Su-25s over the tightly congested air space in Syria along the Euphrates River on Wednesday.
-
Afghan officials seek return of American A-10s
America’s beloved A-10 Thunderbolt II ―the “Warthog” ― may be headed back to Afghanistan.
-
Helmand again the focus of US strategy in Afghanistan
Helmand has been pummeled recently by U.S. air and artillery strikes.
