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Contractors who powered US war in Afghanistan stuck in Dubai
As of early June, 2,491 foreign contract workers remained on American bases across Afghanistan, down from 6,399 in April.
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Amid US pullout, Taliban seize most of key northern Afghan city of Kunduz
Kunduz is one of the country’s larger cities with a population of more than 340,000, and was a key area defended against Taliban takeover by Western troops over the years.
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Here’s why CENTCOM thinks Iran was behind a fatal drone attack on a ship last month
The command provided evidence Friday that links Iran with the July 30 attack on the Mercer Street tanker ship.
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US, Afghan airstrikes pummel Taliban positions in southern Afghanistan
The United Nations and Human Rights Watch asked both sides to take care to prevent civilian casualties as the fighting rages on.
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Afghan official: Mortar attack in Kandahar kills 5 people
A mortar shell struck a taxi in Afghanistan’s southern Kandahar province on Sunday, killing at least five civilians including two children.
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Explainer: US pays $4B to Afghan forces; Who is watching?
Monitoring where the future funding goes will become virtually impossible after Aug. 31, when the last coalition troops leave.
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DAV holds first ‘Day of Inspiration’ to highlight future after service
Disabled American Veterans will be hosting their first “Day of Inspiration in Tampa, aimed at encouraging veterans to persevere through life after they retire from the armed forces.
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Another drone attack on an Iraqi base housing US troops, no injuries or damage
The attack took place at the Bashur base at 1:23 a.m. local time Friday, a spokesman said.
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He risked his life as an interpreter for the US. Now Sam Al Helli is in the Navy Reserve
Sam Al Helli always wanted to wear a U.S. military uniform. Now he can.
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House votes to evacuate more Afghan allies as US war ends
The House passed the new measure 407-16, sending it to the Senate. All of the no votes were from Republicans.
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Contractors who powered US war in Afghanistan stuck in Dubai
As of early June, 2,491 foreign contract workers remained on American bases across Afghanistan, down from 6,399 in April.
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Amid US pullout, Taliban seize most of key northern Afghan city of Kunduz
Kunduz is one of the country’s larger cities with a population of more than 340,000, and was a key area defended against Taliban takeover by Western troops over the years.
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Here’s why CENTCOM thinks Iran was behind a fatal drone attack on a ship last month
The command provided evidence Friday that links Iran with the July 30 attack on the Mercer Street tanker ship.
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US, Afghan airstrikes pummel Taliban positions in southern Afghanistan
The United Nations and Human Rights Watch asked both sides to take care to prevent civilian casualties as the fighting rages on.
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Afghan official: Mortar attack in Kandahar kills 5 people
A mortar shell struck a taxi in Afghanistan’s southern Kandahar province on Sunday, killing at least five civilians including two children.
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Explainer: US pays $4B to Afghan forces; Who is watching?
Monitoring where the future funding goes will become virtually impossible after Aug. 31, when the last coalition troops leave.
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DAV holds first ‘Day of Inspiration’ to highlight future after service
Disabled American Veterans will be hosting their first “Day of Inspiration in Tampa, aimed at encouraging veterans to persevere through life after they retire from the armed forces.
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Another drone attack on an Iraqi base housing US troops, no injuries or damage
The attack took place at the Bashur base at 1:23 a.m. local time Friday, a spokesman said.
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He risked his life as an interpreter for the US. Now Sam Al Helli is in the Navy Reserve
Sam Al Helli always wanted to wear a U.S. military uniform. Now he can.
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House votes to evacuate more Afghan allies as US war ends
The House passed the new measure 407-16, sending it to the Senate. All of the no votes were from Republicans.
-
Contractors who powered US war in Afghanistan stuck in Dubai
As of early June, 2,491 foreign contract workers remained on American bases across Afghanistan, down from 6,399 in April.
-
Amid US pullout, Taliban seize most of key northern Afghan city of Kunduz
Kunduz is one of the country’s larger cities with a population of more than 340,000, and was a key area defended against Taliban takeover by Western troops over the years.
-
Here’s why CENTCOM thinks Iran was behind a fatal drone attack on a ship last month
The command provided evidence Friday that links Iran with the July 30 attack on the Mercer Street tanker ship.
-
US, Afghan airstrikes pummel Taliban positions in southern Afghanistan
The United Nations and Human Rights Watch asked both sides to take care to prevent civilian casualties as the fighting rages on.
-
Afghan official: Mortar attack in Kandahar kills 5 people
A mortar shell struck a taxi in Afghanistan’s southern Kandahar province on Sunday, killing at least five civilians including two children.
-
Explainer: US pays $4B to Afghan forces; Who is watching?
Monitoring where the future funding goes will become virtually impossible after Aug. 31, when the last coalition troops leave.
-
DAV holds first ‘Day of Inspiration’ to highlight future after service
Disabled American Veterans will be hosting their first “Day of Inspiration in Tampa, aimed at encouraging veterans to persevere through life after they retire from the armed forces.
-
Another drone attack on an Iraqi base housing US troops, no injuries or damage
The attack took place at the Bashur base at 1:23 a.m. local time Friday, a spokesman said.
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He risked his life as an interpreter for the US. Now Sam Al Helli is in the Navy Reserve
Sam Al Helli always wanted to wear a U.S. military uniform. Now he can.
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House votes to evacuate more Afghan allies as US war ends
The House passed the new measure 407-16, sending it to the Senate. All of the no votes were from Republicans.
