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UN atomic watchdog chief visits embattled Ukraine nuclear plant
A recent dam burst and Kyiv’s new counteroffensive against Russia’s invasion have heightened safety risks at the Russia-occupied Zaporizhzhia plant.
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More could be done to help dual-military couples, DoD IG reports
Dual-military couples serving in different branches are less likely to get assignments near each other than same-service couples.
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Directory of 300 hate symbols a new tool for identifying extremism
Leaders of the group said the database could be used by military leaders to spot extremist imagery among service members.
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Military nominations hold could hurt readiness, says top Marine nominee
One misstep by an less experienced leader can have cascading effects on the entire operation, Marine Gen. Eric Smith said.
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US sending $325 million package of military aid to Ukraine
The aid will include missiles for what are considered critical air defense systems.
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US military says Syria helicopter accident leaves 22 troops injured
The military statement said the service members were receiving treatment and 10 were moved to “higher care facilities” outside the region.
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Pentagon celebrates 75 years of women in permanent military roles
President Harry Truman signed the Women’s Armed Service Integration Act of 1948 into law 75 years ago.
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Pentagon to halt upgraded F-35 deliveries in July amid software woes
This will be the F-35’s third delivery halt in less than a year, and dozens of newly-constructed aircraft could be affected.
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US Air Force would get A-10, F-15 retirements in draft policy bill
This would be the second year in a row in which Congress would allow the Air Force to retire A-10s, following years of disagreements.
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Russia’s improved weaponry and tactics challenge Ukraine offensive
Military analysts say Moscow has learned from its blunders and improved its weapons and skills.
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UN atomic watchdog chief visits embattled Ukraine nuclear plant
A recent dam burst and Kyiv’s new counteroffensive against Russia’s invasion have heightened safety risks at the Russia-occupied Zaporizhzhia plant.
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More could be done to help dual-military couples, DoD IG reports
Dual-military couples serving in different branches are less likely to get assignments near each other than same-service couples.
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Directory of 300 hate symbols a new tool for identifying extremism
Leaders of the group said the database could be used by military leaders to spot extremist imagery among service members.
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Military nominations hold could hurt readiness, says top Marine nominee
One misstep by an less experienced leader can have cascading effects on the entire operation, Marine Gen. Eric Smith said.
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US sending $325 million package of military aid to Ukraine
The aid will include missiles for what are considered critical air defense systems.
-
US military says Syria helicopter accident leaves 22 troops injured
The military statement said the service members were receiving treatment and 10 were moved to “higher care facilities” outside the region.
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Pentagon celebrates 75 years of women in permanent military roles
President Harry Truman signed the Women’s Armed Service Integration Act of 1948 into law 75 years ago.
-
Pentagon to halt upgraded F-35 deliveries in July amid software woes
This will be the F-35’s third delivery halt in less than a year, and dozens of newly-constructed aircraft could be affected.
-
US Air Force would get A-10, F-15 retirements in draft policy bill
This would be the second year in a row in which Congress would allow the Air Force to retire A-10s, following years of disagreements.
-
Russia’s improved weaponry and tactics challenge Ukraine offensive
Military analysts say Moscow has learned from its blunders and improved its weapons and skills.
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UN atomic watchdog chief visits embattled Ukraine nuclear plant
A recent dam burst and Kyiv’s new counteroffensive against Russia’s invasion have heightened safety risks at the Russia-occupied Zaporizhzhia plant.
-
More could be done to help dual-military couples, DoD IG reports
Dual-military couples serving in different branches are less likely to get assignments near each other than same-service couples.
-
Directory of 300 hate symbols a new tool for identifying extremism
Leaders of the group said the database could be used by military leaders to spot extremist imagery among service members.
-
Military nominations hold could hurt readiness, says top Marine nominee
One misstep by an less experienced leader can have cascading effects on the entire operation, Marine Gen. Eric Smith said.
-
US sending $325 million package of military aid to Ukraine
The aid will include missiles for what are considered critical air defense systems.
-
US military says Syria helicopter accident leaves 22 troops injured
The military statement said the service members were receiving treatment and 10 were moved to “higher care facilities” outside the region.
-
Pentagon celebrates 75 years of women in permanent military roles
President Harry Truman signed the Women’s Armed Service Integration Act of 1948 into law 75 years ago.
-
Pentagon to halt upgraded F-35 deliveries in July amid software woes
This will be the F-35’s third delivery halt in less than a year, and dozens of newly-constructed aircraft could be affected.
-
US Air Force would get A-10, F-15 retirements in draft policy bill
This would be the second year in a row in which Congress would allow the Air Force to retire A-10s, following years of disagreements.
-
Russia’s improved weaponry and tactics challenge Ukraine offensive
Military analysts say Moscow has learned from its blunders and improved its weapons and skills.
