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Navy secretary says multinational exercise sends message to China
Carlos Del Toro said Friday that the major multination military training exercise launched in Australia sends a message to China.
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US military drone crashes in Polish woodland during training
The ministry said that no one was hurt and there was no damage from the incident on Thursday afternoon.
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Tony Bennett, American music icon and WWII veteran, dies at 96
A combat infantryman during WWII, he served as a librarian for the Armed Forces Network after the war and sang with an army big band in occupied Germany.
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US sending more Navy ships, Marines to Gulf to counter Iran
The deployment is the latest move to increase security in the region in the wake of Iranian attempts to seize commercial ships there.
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Defense Department’s COVID-19 data is unreliable, watchdog says
The accuracy rate of the data was supposed to be at least 90 percent, but the IG found errors in 24 of the 25 registry records they reviewed.
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China to hold naval drills with Russia despite ongoing Ukraine war
The move comes despite the growing economic and humanitarian repercussions of Russia’s 16 month-old air, sea and ground assault.
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US and North Korea still have ways to talk though no diplomatic ties
There are several channels the U.S. and the North could use to talk. A pink phone. A New York mission. Swedish diplomats. A North-South Korean hotline.
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Still no response from North Korea about wayward US soldier
But North Korea’s defense minister threatened that the docking of a nuclear-armed U.S. sub in South Korea could be grounds for a nuclear attack.
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‘Oppenheimer’ is a chilling look at mankind’s capacity for destruction
“Oppenheimer” hits theaters July 21.
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Third night of Russian retaliatory strikes aimed at Odesa
Ukrainian officials say the strikes killed at least two people in Odesa. In Mykolaiv, a city close to the Black Sea, at least 19 people were injured.
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Navy secretary says multinational exercise sends message to China
Carlos Del Toro said Friday that the major multination military training exercise launched in Australia sends a message to China.
-
US military drone crashes in Polish woodland during training
The ministry said that no one was hurt and there was no damage from the incident on Thursday afternoon.
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Tony Bennett, American music icon and WWII veteran, dies at 96
A combat infantryman during WWII, he served as a librarian for the Armed Forces Network after the war and sang with an army big band in occupied Germany.
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US sending more Navy ships, Marines to Gulf to counter Iran
The deployment is the latest move to increase security in the region in the wake of Iranian attempts to seize commercial ships there.
-
Defense Department’s COVID-19 data is unreliable, watchdog says
The accuracy rate of the data was supposed to be at least 90 percent, but the IG found errors in 24 of the 25 registry records they reviewed.
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China to hold naval drills with Russia despite ongoing Ukraine war
The move comes despite the growing economic and humanitarian repercussions of Russia’s 16 month-old air, sea and ground assault.
-
US and North Korea still have ways to talk though no diplomatic ties
There are several channels the U.S. and the North could use to talk. A pink phone. A New York mission. Swedish diplomats. A North-South Korean hotline.
-
Still no response from North Korea about wayward US soldier
But North Korea’s defense minister threatened that the docking of a nuclear-armed U.S. sub in South Korea could be grounds for a nuclear attack.
-
‘Oppenheimer’ is a chilling look at mankind’s capacity for destruction
“Oppenheimer” hits theaters July 21.
-
Third night of Russian retaliatory strikes aimed at Odesa
Ukrainian officials say the strikes killed at least two people in Odesa. In Mykolaiv, a city close to the Black Sea, at least 19 people were injured.
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Navy secretary says multinational exercise sends message to China
Carlos Del Toro said Friday that the major multination military training exercise launched in Australia sends a message to China.
-
US military drone crashes in Polish woodland during training
The ministry said that no one was hurt and there was no damage from the incident on Thursday afternoon.
-
Tony Bennett, American music icon and WWII veteran, dies at 96
A combat infantryman during WWII, he served as a librarian for the Armed Forces Network after the war and sang with an army big band in occupied Germany.
-
US sending more Navy ships, Marines to Gulf to counter Iran
The deployment is the latest move to increase security in the region in the wake of Iranian attempts to seize commercial ships there.
-
Defense Department’s COVID-19 data is unreliable, watchdog says
The accuracy rate of the data was supposed to be at least 90 percent, but the IG found errors in 24 of the 25 registry records they reviewed.
-
China to hold naval drills with Russia despite ongoing Ukraine war
The move comes despite the growing economic and humanitarian repercussions of Russia’s 16 month-old air, sea and ground assault.
-
US and North Korea still have ways to talk though no diplomatic ties
There are several channels the U.S. and the North could use to talk. A pink phone. A New York mission. Swedish diplomats. A North-South Korean hotline.
-
Still no response from North Korea about wayward US soldier
But North Korea’s defense minister threatened that the docking of a nuclear-armed U.S. sub in South Korea could be grounds for a nuclear attack.
-
‘Oppenheimer’ is a chilling look at mankind’s capacity for destruction
“Oppenheimer” hits theaters July 21.
-
Third night of Russian retaliatory strikes aimed at Odesa
Ukrainian officials say the strikes killed at least two people in Odesa. In Mykolaiv, a city close to the Black Sea, at least 19 people were injured.
