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Peer competitors ready to ‘hand it to us,’ Marine general says
There is a growing threat of peer competitors ready to challenge the U.S. and its allies, one Marine general says.
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MARSOC’s light strike vehicles have limited use in the age of IEDs
Marine Raiders have a lot of “tactical golf carts” that have little value on today’s battlefields.
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More than 90 airstrikes pummel last ISIS stronghold in Syria
The area has become a bit of a convergence point for all parties involved in the Syrian conflict.
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Marine earns rare medal for noncombat bravery
A supply officer with 3rd Reconnaissance Battalion was awarded the nation’s highest noncombat valor award.
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Marines train Afghans in air support
The highly trained Afghan controllers are “making a tangible impact on the battlespace.”
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New in 2018: The fight against ISIS evolves
The Islamic State group’s physical caliphate in Iraq and Syria has been destroyed, but the group is not defeated.
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New in 2018: Conflict hot spots to watch
As the Islamic State withers in Iraq and Syria, other, more obscure hot spots could emerge in 2018 that will require more U.S. assistance or, possibly, even the presence of more U.S. troops.
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New in 2018: US troops return to the front lines in Afghanistan
In what appears to be a bit of deja vu for America’s longest war, U.S. troops will once again be patrolling alongside their Afghan counterparts in far larger numbers and at a more tactical level than the previous years.
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US military warns about North Korean propaganda at Yongsan Garrison
A large volume of North Korean propaganda leaflets and CDs were disbursed around key installations at the U.S. Army Yongsan Garrison and other locations throughout South Korea.
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US troops to remain in Iraq and Syria for the foreseeable future
Despite the liberation of Mosul and Raqqa and the pending defeat of ISIS in Iraq and Syria, there are no near-term plans for U.S. troops to begin drawing down forces in the region.
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Peer competitors ready to ‘hand it to us,’ Marine general says
There is a growing threat of peer competitors ready to challenge the U.S. and its allies, one Marine general says.
-
MARSOC’s light strike vehicles have limited use in the age of IEDs
Marine Raiders have a lot of “tactical golf carts” that have little value on today’s battlefields.
-
More than 90 airstrikes pummel last ISIS stronghold in Syria
The area has become a bit of a convergence point for all parties involved in the Syrian conflict.
-
Marine earns rare medal for noncombat bravery
A supply officer with 3rd Reconnaissance Battalion was awarded the nation’s highest noncombat valor award.
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Marines train Afghans in air support
The highly trained Afghan controllers are “making a tangible impact on the battlespace.”
-
New in 2018: The fight against ISIS evolves
The Islamic State group’s physical caliphate in Iraq and Syria has been destroyed, but the group is not defeated.
-
New in 2018: Conflict hot spots to watch
As the Islamic State withers in Iraq and Syria, other, more obscure hot spots could emerge in 2018 that will require more U.S. assistance or, possibly, even the presence of more U.S. troops.
-
New in 2018: US troops return to the front lines in Afghanistan
In what appears to be a bit of deja vu for America’s longest war, U.S. troops will once again be patrolling alongside their Afghan counterparts in far larger numbers and at a more tactical level than the previous years.
-
US military warns about North Korean propaganda at Yongsan Garrison
A large volume of North Korean propaganda leaflets and CDs were disbursed around key installations at the U.S. Army Yongsan Garrison and other locations throughout South Korea.
-
US troops to remain in Iraq and Syria for the foreseeable future
Despite the liberation of Mosul and Raqqa and the pending defeat of ISIS in Iraq and Syria, there are no near-term plans for U.S. troops to begin drawing down forces in the region.
-
Peer competitors ready to ‘hand it to us,’ Marine general says
There is a growing threat of peer competitors ready to challenge the U.S. and its allies, one Marine general says.
-
MARSOC’s light strike vehicles have limited use in the age of IEDs
Marine Raiders have a lot of “tactical golf carts” that have little value on today’s battlefields.
-
More than 90 airstrikes pummel last ISIS stronghold in Syria
The area has become a bit of a convergence point for all parties involved in the Syrian conflict.
-
Marine earns rare medal for noncombat bravery
A supply officer with 3rd Reconnaissance Battalion was awarded the nation’s highest noncombat valor award.
-
Marines train Afghans in air support
The highly trained Afghan controllers are “making a tangible impact on the battlespace.”
-
New in 2018: The fight against ISIS evolves
The Islamic State group’s physical caliphate in Iraq and Syria has been destroyed, but the group is not defeated.
-
New in 2018: Conflict hot spots to watch
As the Islamic State withers in Iraq and Syria, other, more obscure hot spots could emerge in 2018 that will require more U.S. assistance or, possibly, even the presence of more U.S. troops.
-
New in 2018: US troops return to the front lines in Afghanistan
In what appears to be a bit of deja vu for America’s longest war, U.S. troops will once again be patrolling alongside their Afghan counterparts in far larger numbers and at a more tactical level than the previous years.
-
US military warns about North Korean propaganda at Yongsan Garrison
A large volume of North Korean propaganda leaflets and CDs were disbursed around key installations at the U.S. Army Yongsan Garrison and other locations throughout South Korea.
-
US troops to remain in Iraq and Syria for the foreseeable future
Despite the liberation of Mosul and Raqqa and the pending defeat of ISIS in Iraq and Syria, there are no near-term plans for U.S. troops to begin drawing down forces in the region.
