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5,000 National Guard troops in 15 states and DC activated to help quell growing civil unrest
Thousands of National Guard troops have been activated across the nation to deal with civil unrest.
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US Africa Command: Russian jets in Libya present broader worries for region
U.S. Africa Command flatly rejected Russian claims that Moscow did not deploy fighter jets to Libya, saying Friday that the 14 aircraft flown in reflect Russia’s longer term goal to establish a foothold in the region that could threaten NATO allies.
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Minnesota governor orders full Guard mobilization, asks Pentagon for additional help with civil unrest
Minnesota’s governor is asking the Pentagon to help with signals intelligence, among other assets.
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McRaven tells graduating MIT students that they, not comic book heroes, ‘have to save the world’
Retired Navy SEAL Adm. William McRaven addressed MIT graduates.
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2020 Warrior Games scrubbed by Marine Corps over COVID-19 concerns
There will be no Warrior Games this year thanks to COVID-19.
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Trump tweet intimating military will fire on ‘looters’ in Minnesota sparks another warning from Twitter
Trump tweet over military involvement in Minnesota protests draws Twitter warning
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Ex-Green Beret flew on Venezuelan businessman’s plane before failed Maduro coup
A former Special Forces soldier and two former Green Beret buddies took a chartered flight from Miami on a plane owned by a Venezuelan businessman now at the center of multiple investigations.
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Taliban in Kabul to discuss prisoner releases under US peace deal
A five-member Taliban team was in Kabul on Thursday to follow up on this week’s prisoner release by the Afghan government that saw hundreds of insurgents freed. It was the single largest such release since a U.S.-Taliban deal earlier this year spelling an exchange of detainees between the warring sides.
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Top Russian lawmaker denies that military sent warplanes to Libya
A senior Russian lawmaker on Wednesday strongly rejected the U.S. military’s claim that Russia has deployed fighter jets to Libya to support east-based forces in their offensive on the capital, Tripoli.
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Russia says US leaving Open Skies Treaty will hurt security
Russia said Tuesday that the U.S. decision to withdraw from an international treaty allowing observation flights over military facilities would erode global security by making it more difficult for governments to interpret the intentions of other nations.
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5,000 National Guard troops in 15 states and DC activated to help quell growing civil unrest
Thousands of National Guard troops have been activated across the nation to deal with civil unrest.
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US Africa Command: Russian jets in Libya present broader worries for region
U.S. Africa Command flatly rejected Russian claims that Moscow did not deploy fighter jets to Libya, saying Friday that the 14 aircraft flown in reflect Russia’s longer term goal to establish a foothold in the region that could threaten NATO allies.
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Minnesota governor orders full Guard mobilization, asks Pentagon for additional help with civil unrest
Minnesota’s governor is asking the Pentagon to help with signals intelligence, among other assets.
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McRaven tells graduating MIT students that they, not comic book heroes, ‘have to save the world’
Retired Navy SEAL Adm. William McRaven addressed MIT graduates.
-
2020 Warrior Games scrubbed by Marine Corps over COVID-19 concerns
There will be no Warrior Games this year thanks to COVID-19.
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Trump tweet intimating military will fire on ‘looters’ in Minnesota sparks another warning from Twitter
Trump tweet over military involvement in Minnesota protests draws Twitter warning
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Ex-Green Beret flew on Venezuelan businessman’s plane before failed Maduro coup
A former Special Forces soldier and two former Green Beret buddies took a chartered flight from Miami on a plane owned by a Venezuelan businessman now at the center of multiple investigations.
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Taliban in Kabul to discuss prisoner releases under US peace deal
A five-member Taliban team was in Kabul on Thursday to follow up on this week’s prisoner release by the Afghan government that saw hundreds of insurgents freed. It was the single largest such release since a U.S.-Taliban deal earlier this year spelling an exchange of detainees between the warring sides.
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Top Russian lawmaker denies that military sent warplanes to Libya
A senior Russian lawmaker on Wednesday strongly rejected the U.S. military’s claim that Russia has deployed fighter jets to Libya to support east-based forces in their offensive on the capital, Tripoli.
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Russia says US leaving Open Skies Treaty will hurt security
Russia said Tuesday that the U.S. decision to withdraw from an international treaty allowing observation flights over military facilities would erode global security by making it more difficult for governments to interpret the intentions of other nations.
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5,000 National Guard troops in 15 states and DC activated to help quell growing civil unrest
Thousands of National Guard troops have been activated across the nation to deal with civil unrest.
-
US Africa Command: Russian jets in Libya present broader worries for region
U.S. Africa Command flatly rejected Russian claims that Moscow did not deploy fighter jets to Libya, saying Friday that the 14 aircraft flown in reflect Russia’s longer term goal to establish a foothold in the region that could threaten NATO allies.
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Minnesota governor orders full Guard mobilization, asks Pentagon for additional help with civil unrest
Minnesota’s governor is asking the Pentagon to help with signals intelligence, among other assets.
-
McRaven tells graduating MIT students that they, not comic book heroes, ‘have to save the world’
Retired Navy SEAL Adm. William McRaven addressed MIT graduates.
-
2020 Warrior Games scrubbed by Marine Corps over COVID-19 concerns
There will be no Warrior Games this year thanks to COVID-19.
-
Trump tweet intimating military will fire on ‘looters’ in Minnesota sparks another warning from Twitter
Trump tweet over military involvement in Minnesota protests draws Twitter warning
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Ex-Green Beret flew on Venezuelan businessman’s plane before failed Maduro coup
A former Special Forces soldier and two former Green Beret buddies took a chartered flight from Miami on a plane owned by a Venezuelan businessman now at the center of multiple investigations.
-
Taliban in Kabul to discuss prisoner releases under US peace deal
A five-member Taliban team was in Kabul on Thursday to follow up on this week’s prisoner release by the Afghan government that saw hundreds of insurgents freed. It was the single largest such release since a U.S.-Taliban deal earlier this year spelling an exchange of detainees between the warring sides.
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Top Russian lawmaker denies that military sent warplanes to Libya
A senior Russian lawmaker on Wednesday strongly rejected the U.S. military’s claim that Russia has deployed fighter jets to Libya to support east-based forces in their offensive on the capital, Tripoli.
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Russia says US leaving Open Skies Treaty will hurt security
Russia said Tuesday that the U.S. decision to withdraw from an international treaty allowing observation flights over military facilities would erode global security by making it more difficult for governments to interpret the intentions of other nations.
