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North Korea test fires two missiles
Flight data released by the South Korean and Japanese militaries suggest that the North could have tested one of its new mobile, solid-fuel missile systems it first demonstrated last year.
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Pompeo rushes to Kabul to jumpstart flagging peace process
Since the signing of the deal, the peace process has stalled amid political turmoil in Afghanistan, with the country’s leaders squabbling over who was elected president.
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Army closing recruiting stations because of coronavirus, moving effort online
The Army became the first military service to do so.
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Marine rotation to Australia ‘on hold’ over COVID-19 concerns
“Both Australia and the United States remain committed to the deployment but a decision of this magnitude will take time.”
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Returning troops denied water, bathrooms under quarantine
“This is no way to treat Soldiers returning from war,” one soldier said.
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At least 17 Afghan forces killed in insider attack
The Defense Ministry statement said the Taliban carried out the attack, but with the assistance of Afghan police and army personnel inside the base.
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Training in Iraq halted, smaller bases consolidating some coalition troops homeward bound over COVID-19 concerns
“The Coalition remains committed to the lasting defeat of ISIS through our partnership with the ISF, and as the situation permits, we will resume our support to Iraqi training.”
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US-led coalition troops pull out of base in western Iraq
Troops from the U.S.-led coalition pulled out from a base in western Iraq on Thursday as part of a planned drawdown.
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Iran furloughs imprisoned US Navy vet amid virus concerns
Iran has granted a medical furlough to a U.S. Navy veteran who has been imprisoned in Iran for more than a year, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announced Thursday.
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As virus spreads, VA gets set to back up taxed US hospitals
The Department of Veterans Affairs is preparing for the possibility it may have to absorb overflow civilian patients.
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North Korea test fires two missiles
Flight data released by the South Korean and Japanese militaries suggest that the North could have tested one of its new mobile, solid-fuel missile systems it first demonstrated last year.
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Pompeo rushes to Kabul to jumpstart flagging peace process
Since the signing of the deal, the peace process has stalled amid political turmoil in Afghanistan, with the country’s leaders squabbling over who was elected president.
-
Army closing recruiting stations because of coronavirus, moving effort online
The Army became the first military service to do so.
-
Marine rotation to Australia ‘on hold’ over COVID-19 concerns
“Both Australia and the United States remain committed to the deployment but a decision of this magnitude will take time.”
-
Returning troops denied water, bathrooms under quarantine
“This is no way to treat Soldiers returning from war,” one soldier said.
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At least 17 Afghan forces killed in insider attack
The Defense Ministry statement said the Taliban carried out the attack, but with the assistance of Afghan police and army personnel inside the base.
-
Training in Iraq halted, smaller bases consolidating some coalition troops homeward bound over COVID-19 concerns
“The Coalition remains committed to the lasting defeat of ISIS through our partnership with the ISF, and as the situation permits, we will resume our support to Iraqi training.”
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US-led coalition troops pull out of base in western Iraq
Troops from the U.S.-led coalition pulled out from a base in western Iraq on Thursday as part of a planned drawdown.
-
Iran furloughs imprisoned US Navy vet amid virus concerns
Iran has granted a medical furlough to a U.S. Navy veteran who has been imprisoned in Iran for more than a year, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announced Thursday.
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As virus spreads, VA gets set to back up taxed US hospitals
The Department of Veterans Affairs is preparing for the possibility it may have to absorb overflow civilian patients.
-
North Korea test fires two missiles
Flight data released by the South Korean and Japanese militaries suggest that the North could have tested one of its new mobile, solid-fuel missile systems it first demonstrated last year.
-
Pompeo rushes to Kabul to jumpstart flagging peace process
Since the signing of the deal, the peace process has stalled amid political turmoil in Afghanistan, with the country’s leaders squabbling over who was elected president.
-
Army closing recruiting stations because of coronavirus, moving effort online
The Army became the first military service to do so.
-
Marine rotation to Australia ‘on hold’ over COVID-19 concerns
“Both Australia and the United States remain committed to the deployment but a decision of this magnitude will take time.”
-
Returning troops denied water, bathrooms under quarantine
“This is no way to treat Soldiers returning from war,” one soldier said.
-
At least 17 Afghan forces killed in insider attack
The Defense Ministry statement said the Taliban carried out the attack, but with the assistance of Afghan police and army personnel inside the base.
-
Training in Iraq halted, smaller bases consolidating some coalition troops homeward bound over COVID-19 concerns
“The Coalition remains committed to the lasting defeat of ISIS through our partnership with the ISF, and as the situation permits, we will resume our support to Iraqi training.”
-
US-led coalition troops pull out of base in western Iraq
Troops from the U.S.-led coalition pulled out from a base in western Iraq on Thursday as part of a planned drawdown.
-
Iran furloughs imprisoned US Navy vet amid virus concerns
Iran has granted a medical furlough to a U.S. Navy veteran who has been imprisoned in Iran for more than a year, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announced Thursday.
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As virus spreads, VA gets set to back up taxed US hospitals
The Department of Veterans Affairs is preparing for the possibility it may have to absorb overflow civilian patients.
