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DoD releases names of 3rd Special Forces Group soldiers killed in Niger
Three U.S. soldiers were killed and two other U.S. service members were wounded when their patrol came under hostile fire in southwest Niger.
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Hurricane relief efforts will delay Afghanistan deployments
Currently, there are nearly 11,000 active and guard troops and 80 tilt-rotor and rotary wing aircraft supporting relief efforts on Puerto Rico.
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Large Taliban convoy moves through Afghanistan unopposed
The video features a large gathering of Taliban militants and vehicles brandishing large white Taliban flags in the open at daytime.
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Army Green Berets killed in Niger had air support available
Officials at AFRICOM cannot confirm at this time if U.S. forces attempted to call in close-air support.
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3 Green Berets killed in Niger, 2 others injured in attack
A joint American and Nigerien patrol came under hostile fire in southwest Niger, according to LCDR Anthony Falvo, a spokesperson for U.S. Africa Command.
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Russia threatens US forces, calls America an obstacle to defeating ISIS in Syria
The Russian Ministry of Defense release a statement Wednesday calling the U.S. an obstacle to defeating ISIS in Syria and threatened military action near a small American military garrison known as Tanf.
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Pentagon identifies 10th Mountain soldier killed in Iraq
Spc. Alexander Missildine, 20, was killed when an improvised explosive device exploded near his vehicle on Sunday in Salah ad-Din Province, Iraq.
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US MQ-9 drone shot down in Yemen
A U.S. MQ-9 drone was shot down in western Yemen on Sunday, officials at U.S. Central Command confirmed.
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US service member killed in Iraq
A coalition service member was killed and another wounded in Iraq on Sunday when their vehicle struck an improvised explosive device, according to a press release from Operation Inherent Resolve.
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ISIS propaganda showcases US weapons, including an AT-4 rocket
ISIS released its latest propaganda video about the defense of its de facto capital of Raqqa, which showcases several American weapon systems to include an AT-4 anti-tank rocket.
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DoD releases names of 3rd Special Forces Group soldiers killed in Niger
Three U.S. soldiers were killed and two other U.S. service members were wounded when their patrol came under hostile fire in southwest Niger.
-
Hurricane relief efforts will delay Afghanistan deployments
Currently, there are nearly 11,000 active and guard troops and 80 tilt-rotor and rotary wing aircraft supporting relief efforts on Puerto Rico.
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Large Taliban convoy moves through Afghanistan unopposed
The video features a large gathering of Taliban militants and vehicles brandishing large white Taliban flags in the open at daytime.
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Army Green Berets killed in Niger had air support available
Officials at AFRICOM cannot confirm at this time if U.S. forces attempted to call in close-air support.
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3 Green Berets killed in Niger, 2 others injured in attack
A joint American and Nigerien patrol came under hostile fire in southwest Niger, according to LCDR Anthony Falvo, a spokesperson for U.S. Africa Command.
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Russia threatens US forces, calls America an obstacle to defeating ISIS in Syria
The Russian Ministry of Defense release a statement Wednesday calling the U.S. an obstacle to defeating ISIS in Syria and threatened military action near a small American military garrison known as Tanf.
-
Pentagon identifies 10th Mountain soldier killed in Iraq
Spc. Alexander Missildine, 20, was killed when an improvised explosive device exploded near his vehicle on Sunday in Salah ad-Din Province, Iraq.
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US MQ-9 drone shot down in Yemen
A U.S. MQ-9 drone was shot down in western Yemen on Sunday, officials at U.S. Central Command confirmed.
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US service member killed in Iraq
A coalition service member was killed and another wounded in Iraq on Sunday when their vehicle struck an improvised explosive device, according to a press release from Operation Inherent Resolve.
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ISIS propaganda showcases US weapons, including an AT-4 rocket
ISIS released its latest propaganda video about the defense of its de facto capital of Raqqa, which showcases several American weapon systems to include an AT-4 anti-tank rocket.
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DoD releases names of 3rd Special Forces Group soldiers killed in Niger
Three U.S. soldiers were killed and two other U.S. service members were wounded when their patrol came under hostile fire in southwest Niger.
-
Hurricane relief efforts will delay Afghanistan deployments
Currently, there are nearly 11,000 active and guard troops and 80 tilt-rotor and rotary wing aircraft supporting relief efforts on Puerto Rico.
-
Large Taliban convoy moves through Afghanistan unopposed
The video features a large gathering of Taliban militants and vehicles brandishing large white Taliban flags in the open at daytime.
-
Army Green Berets killed in Niger had air support available
Officials at AFRICOM cannot confirm at this time if U.S. forces attempted to call in close-air support.
-
3 Green Berets killed in Niger, 2 others injured in attack
A joint American and Nigerien patrol came under hostile fire in southwest Niger, according to LCDR Anthony Falvo, a spokesperson for U.S. Africa Command.
-
Russia threatens US forces, calls America an obstacle to defeating ISIS in Syria
The Russian Ministry of Defense release a statement Wednesday calling the U.S. an obstacle to defeating ISIS in Syria and threatened military action near a small American military garrison known as Tanf.
-
Pentagon identifies 10th Mountain soldier killed in Iraq
Spc. Alexander Missildine, 20, was killed when an improvised explosive device exploded near his vehicle on Sunday in Salah ad-Din Province, Iraq.
-
US MQ-9 drone shot down in Yemen
A U.S. MQ-9 drone was shot down in western Yemen on Sunday, officials at U.S. Central Command confirmed.
-
US service member killed in Iraq
A coalition service member was killed and another wounded in Iraq on Sunday when their vehicle struck an improvised explosive device, according to a press release from Operation Inherent Resolve.
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ISIS propaganda showcases US weapons, including an AT-4 rocket
ISIS released its latest propaganda video about the defense of its de facto capital of Raqqa, which showcases several American weapon systems to include an AT-4 anti-tank rocket.













