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AFRICOM conducts 50th airstrike in Somalia amid US troop relocation in Africa
The strikes come days after the Pentagon unveiled plans to remove a “majority” of the 700 U.S. troops currently in Somalia from the country and relocate them.
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Wisconsin Air National Guard fighter jet crashes in Michigan, fate of pilot unknown
Emergency crews are at the scene of a Wisconsin Air National Guard F-16 Fighting Falcon crash.
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Combat controller to receive Air Force Cross for his actions in ‘ferocious battle’ with enemy forces
Air Force Staff Sgt. Alaxey Germanovich earned the award for his actions during an eight-hour battle with enemy forces in Afghanistan’s Nangarhar province in April 2017.
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Offutt Air Force Base lab brings closure to Pearl Harbor families
Only 35 of the 429 sailors and Marines who died on the USS Oklahoma were identified during the war.
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Virginia Military Institute removes statue of Confederate Gen. ‘Stonewall’ Jackson
The school’s board voted to remove the statue in late October after a story described an “atmosphere of hostility and cultural insensitivity” at VMI, the oldest state-supported military college in the U.S.
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Retired surgeons general say Trump’s transgender ban damaged military readiness
A Palm Center study found that the policy negative affected recruiting, retention and morale.
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A reserve Navy Seabee, 33, is the 13th service member to die from COVID-19 complications
Builder 2nd Class Nathan Huff Bishop died Dec. 1.
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Pearl Harbor ceremony marking 79th anniversary of attack closed to public amid virus
The health risks to the aging survivors of the attack and other World War II veterans mean none of them will gather at Pearl Harbor this year.
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This is what it’s like for Air Force nurses deployed to fight COVID-19
The Air Force has deployed dozens of nurses to hospitals throughout North Dakota and El Paso, Texas, to ease the strain on local medical personnel trying to fight the coronavirus pandemic.
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Calls for martial law and US military oversight of new presidential election draws criticism
Former military leaders calling for troops to oversee a presidential vote recount under martial law raised alarms for constitutional scholars and military-civilian experts.
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AFRICOM conducts 50th airstrike in Somalia amid US troop relocation in Africa
The strikes come days after the Pentagon unveiled plans to remove a “majority” of the 700 U.S. troops currently in Somalia from the country and relocate them.
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Wisconsin Air National Guard fighter jet crashes in Michigan, fate of pilot unknown
Emergency crews are at the scene of a Wisconsin Air National Guard F-16 Fighting Falcon crash.
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Combat controller to receive Air Force Cross for his actions in ‘ferocious battle’ with enemy forces
Air Force Staff Sgt. Alaxey Germanovich earned the award for his actions during an eight-hour battle with enemy forces in Afghanistan’s Nangarhar province in April 2017.
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Offutt Air Force Base lab brings closure to Pearl Harbor families
Only 35 of the 429 sailors and Marines who died on the USS Oklahoma were identified during the war.
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Virginia Military Institute removes statue of Confederate Gen. ‘Stonewall’ Jackson
The school’s board voted to remove the statue in late October after a story described an “atmosphere of hostility and cultural insensitivity” at VMI, the oldest state-supported military college in the U.S.
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Retired surgeons general say Trump’s transgender ban damaged military readiness
A Palm Center study found that the policy negative affected recruiting, retention and morale.
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A reserve Navy Seabee, 33, is the 13th service member to die from COVID-19 complications
Builder 2nd Class Nathan Huff Bishop died Dec. 1.
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Pearl Harbor ceremony marking 79th anniversary of attack closed to public amid virus
The health risks to the aging survivors of the attack and other World War II veterans mean none of them will gather at Pearl Harbor this year.
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This is what it’s like for Air Force nurses deployed to fight COVID-19
The Air Force has deployed dozens of nurses to hospitals throughout North Dakota and El Paso, Texas, to ease the strain on local medical personnel trying to fight the coronavirus pandemic.
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Calls for martial law and US military oversight of new presidential election draws criticism
Former military leaders calling for troops to oversee a presidential vote recount under martial law raised alarms for constitutional scholars and military-civilian experts.
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AFRICOM conducts 50th airstrike in Somalia amid US troop relocation in Africa
The strikes come days after the Pentagon unveiled plans to remove a “majority” of the 700 U.S. troops currently in Somalia from the country and relocate them.
-
Wisconsin Air National Guard fighter jet crashes in Michigan, fate of pilot unknown
Emergency crews are at the scene of a Wisconsin Air National Guard F-16 Fighting Falcon crash.
-
Combat controller to receive Air Force Cross for his actions in ‘ferocious battle’ with enemy forces
Air Force Staff Sgt. Alaxey Germanovich earned the award for his actions during an eight-hour battle with enemy forces in Afghanistan’s Nangarhar province in April 2017.
-
Offutt Air Force Base lab brings closure to Pearl Harbor families
Only 35 of the 429 sailors and Marines who died on the USS Oklahoma were identified during the war.
-
Virginia Military Institute removes statue of Confederate Gen. ‘Stonewall’ Jackson
The school’s board voted to remove the statue in late October after a story described an “atmosphere of hostility and cultural insensitivity” at VMI, the oldest state-supported military college in the U.S.
-
Retired surgeons general say Trump’s transgender ban damaged military readiness
A Palm Center study found that the policy negative affected recruiting, retention and morale.
-
A reserve Navy Seabee, 33, is the 13th service member to die from COVID-19 complications
Builder 2nd Class Nathan Huff Bishop died Dec. 1.
-
Pearl Harbor ceremony marking 79th anniversary of attack closed to public amid virus
The health risks to the aging survivors of the attack and other World War II veterans mean none of them will gather at Pearl Harbor this year.
-
This is what it’s like for Air Force nurses deployed to fight COVID-19
The Air Force has deployed dozens of nurses to hospitals throughout North Dakota and El Paso, Texas, to ease the strain on local medical personnel trying to fight the coronavirus pandemic.
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Calls for martial law and US military oversight of new presidential election draws criticism
Former military leaders calling for troops to oversee a presidential vote recount under martial law raised alarms for constitutional scholars and military-civilian experts.
