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Remains of Army Air Forces private, WWII POW identified
After the 65-mile forced march, Pvt. Joseph E. Lescaut died in July 1942. He will now be buried in Arlington National Cemetery at a date to be determined.
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Terrorist group announces ISIS leader killed in battle
Abu al-Hassan al-Hashimi al-Qurayshi had assumed command earlier this year after his predecessor died in a February U.S. raid.
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No altitude advice before historic military plane crash in Dallas
A preliminary NTSB report says no guidance was given on altitudes before a World War II-era fighter plane crashed into a bomber at a Dallas air show.
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Appeals court sets aside SEAL’s sentence in Green Beret’s hazing death
Now, he’ll likely receive a rehearing that could change the outcome of his case.
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Three convicted in 2014 Malaysian jet crash in Ukraine
A Dutch court has convicted three men of murder for their role in shooting down a Malaysia Airlines passenger jet with a Russian surface-to-air missile.
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Sexual misconduct in JROTC programs higher than previously reported
Nearly 60 cases of sexual misconduct by instructors have been reported in the last five years.
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Poland, NATO say missile strike wasn’t a Russian attack
Air defenses in neighboring Ukraine likely launched the Soviet-era projectile.
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NTSB investigating vintage military aircraft crash in Dallas
Officials have also released the names of the six people killed in the collision between two vintage military aircraft at a Dallas air show.
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US to buy South Korean howitzer rounds to send to Ukraine
A U.S. official says the U.S. will buy 100,000 rounds of howitzer artillery rounds from South Korean manufacturers to provide to Ukraine.
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Russia says it’s withdrawing troops from key Ukrainian city
Russia’s military announced it’s withdrawing from Kherson, but Ukrainian authorities cautioned against considering the retreat a done deal.
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Remains of Army Air Forces private, WWII POW identified
After the 65-mile forced march, Pvt. Joseph E. Lescaut died in July 1942. He will now be buried in Arlington National Cemetery at a date to be determined.
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Terrorist group announces ISIS leader killed in battle
Abu al-Hassan al-Hashimi al-Qurayshi had assumed command earlier this year after his predecessor died in a February U.S. raid.
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No altitude advice before historic military plane crash in Dallas
A preliminary NTSB report says no guidance was given on altitudes before a World War II-era fighter plane crashed into a bomber at a Dallas air show.
-
Appeals court sets aside SEAL’s sentence in Green Beret’s hazing death
Now, he’ll likely receive a rehearing that could change the outcome of his case.
-
Three convicted in 2014 Malaysian jet crash in Ukraine
A Dutch court has convicted three men of murder for their role in shooting down a Malaysia Airlines passenger jet with a Russian surface-to-air missile.
-
Sexual misconduct in JROTC programs higher than previously reported
Nearly 60 cases of sexual misconduct by instructors have been reported in the last five years.
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Poland, NATO say missile strike wasn’t a Russian attack
Air defenses in neighboring Ukraine likely launched the Soviet-era projectile.
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NTSB investigating vintage military aircraft crash in Dallas
Officials have also released the names of the six people killed in the collision between two vintage military aircraft at a Dallas air show.
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US to buy South Korean howitzer rounds to send to Ukraine
A U.S. official says the U.S. will buy 100,000 rounds of howitzer artillery rounds from South Korean manufacturers to provide to Ukraine.
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Russia says it’s withdrawing troops from key Ukrainian city
Russia’s military announced it’s withdrawing from Kherson, but Ukrainian authorities cautioned against considering the retreat a done deal.
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Remains of Army Air Forces private, WWII POW identified
After the 65-mile forced march, Pvt. Joseph E. Lescaut died in July 1942. He will now be buried in Arlington National Cemetery at a date to be determined.
-
Terrorist group announces ISIS leader killed in battle
Abu al-Hassan al-Hashimi al-Qurayshi had assumed command earlier this year after his predecessor died in a February U.S. raid.
-
No altitude advice before historic military plane crash in Dallas
A preliminary NTSB report says no guidance was given on altitudes before a World War II-era fighter plane crashed into a bomber at a Dallas air show.
-
Appeals court sets aside SEAL’s sentence in Green Beret’s hazing death
Now, he’ll likely receive a rehearing that could change the outcome of his case.
-
Three convicted in 2014 Malaysian jet crash in Ukraine
A Dutch court has convicted three men of murder for their role in shooting down a Malaysia Airlines passenger jet with a Russian surface-to-air missile.
-
Sexual misconduct in JROTC programs higher than previously reported
Nearly 60 cases of sexual misconduct by instructors have been reported in the last five years.
-
Poland, NATO say missile strike wasn’t a Russian attack
Air defenses in neighboring Ukraine likely launched the Soviet-era projectile.
-
NTSB investigating vintage military aircraft crash in Dallas
Officials have also released the names of the six people killed in the collision between two vintage military aircraft at a Dallas air show.
-
US to buy South Korean howitzer rounds to send to Ukraine
A U.S. official says the U.S. will buy 100,000 rounds of howitzer artillery rounds from South Korean manufacturers to provide to Ukraine.
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Russia says it’s withdrawing troops from key Ukrainian city
Russia’s military announced it’s withdrawing from Kherson, but Ukrainian authorities cautioned against considering the retreat a done deal.
