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Why gamble? Army unveils deck of cards to identify friend from foe
This deck of playing cards might be the latest ace up Ukraine’s sleeve in the fight against Russia.
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Joint Base Andrews lifts lockdown after no armed suspect found
The base was locked down for around two hours after a caller told security forces that an armed individual had been spotted.
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Troops injured in Syria attack in stable condition or returned to duty
The casualties follow two attacks on U.S. forces by Iran-backed groups last week.
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DoD denies claim for soldier who changed military malpractice law
The Pentagon denied a medical malpractice claim for the soldier whose name is attached to legislation that allows service members to file such claims.
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NATO, US forces join Romania-led Black Sea military drills
The sea and air exercises involve 3,400 military personnel from 12 NATO member countries and some partner nations.
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F-35 upgrades slip to 2024, drawing lawmaker’s ire
“We currently are paying for a great capability, but we’re currently only getting a good capability fielded,” subcommittee chairman Rep. Rob Wittman said.
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Soldier found dead in Pentagon parking lot was a Joint Staff NCO
Master Sgt. Juan Paulo “JP” Bordador was found dead in the Pentagon parking lot on March 14, following a welfare check.
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US Air Force drops Lockheed hypersonic missile after failed tests
The service’s acquisition chief made the comments a day after Secretary Frank Kendall told lawmakers the latest ARRW test failed.
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In Utah, one airman’s trashed F-35 is another’s training aid
“It’s a neat opportunity for us to get nice, new toys — even if they’re garbage.”
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Air Force allows airmen to keep $2.3 million in overpayments
The overpayment to nearly 7,800 airmen was because of an agency error, according to the service.
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Why gamble? Army unveils deck of cards to identify friend from foe
This deck of playing cards might be the latest ace up Ukraine’s sleeve in the fight against Russia.
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Joint Base Andrews lifts lockdown after no armed suspect found
The base was locked down for around two hours after a caller told security forces that an armed individual had been spotted.
-
Troops injured in Syria attack in stable condition or returned to duty
The casualties follow two attacks on U.S. forces by Iran-backed groups last week.
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DoD denies claim for soldier who changed military malpractice law
The Pentagon denied a medical malpractice claim for the soldier whose name is attached to legislation that allows service members to file such claims.
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NATO, US forces join Romania-led Black Sea military drills
The sea and air exercises involve 3,400 military personnel from 12 NATO member countries and some partner nations.
-
F-35 upgrades slip to 2024, drawing lawmaker’s ire
“We currently are paying for a great capability, but we’re currently only getting a good capability fielded,” subcommittee chairman Rep. Rob Wittman said.
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Soldier found dead in Pentagon parking lot was a Joint Staff NCO
Master Sgt. Juan Paulo “JP” Bordador was found dead in the Pentagon parking lot on March 14, following a welfare check.
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US Air Force drops Lockheed hypersonic missile after failed tests
The service’s acquisition chief made the comments a day after Secretary Frank Kendall told lawmakers the latest ARRW test failed.
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In Utah, one airman’s trashed F-35 is another’s training aid
“It’s a neat opportunity for us to get nice, new toys — even if they’re garbage.”
-
Air Force allows airmen to keep $2.3 million in overpayments
The overpayment to nearly 7,800 airmen was because of an agency error, according to the service.
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Why gamble? Army unveils deck of cards to identify friend from foe
This deck of playing cards might be the latest ace up Ukraine’s sleeve in the fight against Russia.
-
Joint Base Andrews lifts lockdown after no armed suspect found
The base was locked down for around two hours after a caller told security forces that an armed individual had been spotted.
-
Troops injured in Syria attack in stable condition or returned to duty
The casualties follow two attacks on U.S. forces by Iran-backed groups last week.
-
DoD denies claim for soldier who changed military malpractice law
The Pentagon denied a medical malpractice claim for the soldier whose name is attached to legislation that allows service members to file such claims.
-
NATO, US forces join Romania-led Black Sea military drills
The sea and air exercises involve 3,400 military personnel from 12 NATO member countries and some partner nations.
-
F-35 upgrades slip to 2024, drawing lawmaker’s ire
“We currently are paying for a great capability, but we’re currently only getting a good capability fielded,” subcommittee chairman Rep. Rob Wittman said.
-
Soldier found dead in Pentagon parking lot was a Joint Staff NCO
Master Sgt. Juan Paulo “JP” Bordador was found dead in the Pentagon parking lot on March 14, following a welfare check.
-
US Air Force drops Lockheed hypersonic missile after failed tests
The service’s acquisition chief made the comments a day after Secretary Frank Kendall told lawmakers the latest ARRW test failed.
-
In Utah, one airman’s trashed F-35 is another’s training aid
“It’s a neat opportunity for us to get nice, new toys — even if they’re garbage.”
-
Air Force allows airmen to keep $2.3 million in overpayments
The overpayment to nearly 7,800 airmen was because of an agency error, according to the service.
