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South Korea, US cancel Ulchi Freedom Guardian exercise for 2018
The exercises were slated for August and involved 17,500 service members.
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Florida health agency collecting data on Patrick Air Force Base cancers
Florida community is asking, why were there so many cancers?
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Report: South Korea military exercises ‘suspended indefinitely’
The next exercise, Ulchi Freedom Guardian, was set for August.
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The military’s crash investigators faced staff, budget cuts as aviation accidents climbed
Congress continues to try to get to the bottom of the increase in aviation crashes.
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President Trump has ordered the Pentagon to cancel military exercises with South Korea — what happens next?
Troops are staying put, for now — but the joint Republic of Korea-U.S. exercises may be canceled.
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Mattis: B-1 ejection seat issue will be fixed ‘very quickly’
Mattis said effects of spending decisions made in last few years won’t find a quick fix in FY18-19 budgets.
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Hours before historic summit, Mattis says ‘all’s quiet’ with North Korean military
Defense secretary says he sees no heightened state of readiness.
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DoD explains what’s being done about water contamination on bases
Here’s what the data in DoD’s water charts means for service members.
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US forces to honor Afghan ceasefire
The ceasefire would run in mid-June, the Afghan government said.
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US B-52s again fly in contested airspace of South China Sea claims
Tuesday’s flight is just the latest in increasing warnings to China over island militarization
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South Korea, US cancel Ulchi Freedom Guardian exercise for 2018
The exercises were slated for August and involved 17,500 service members.
-
Florida health agency collecting data on Patrick Air Force Base cancers
Florida community is asking, why were there so many cancers?
-
Report: South Korea military exercises ‘suspended indefinitely’
The next exercise, Ulchi Freedom Guardian, was set for August.
-
The military’s crash investigators faced staff, budget cuts as aviation accidents climbed
Congress continues to try to get to the bottom of the increase in aviation crashes.
-
President Trump has ordered the Pentagon to cancel military exercises with South Korea — what happens next?
Troops are staying put, for now — but the joint Republic of Korea-U.S. exercises may be canceled.
-
Mattis: B-1 ejection seat issue will be fixed ‘very quickly’
Mattis said effects of spending decisions made in last few years won’t find a quick fix in FY18-19 budgets.
-
Hours before historic summit, Mattis says ‘all’s quiet’ with North Korean military
Defense secretary says he sees no heightened state of readiness.
-
DoD explains what’s being done about water contamination on bases
Here’s what the data in DoD’s water charts means for service members.
-
US forces to honor Afghan ceasefire
The ceasefire would run in mid-June, the Afghan government said.
-
US B-52s again fly in contested airspace of South China Sea claims
Tuesday’s flight is just the latest in increasing warnings to China over island militarization
-
South Korea, US cancel Ulchi Freedom Guardian exercise for 2018
The exercises were slated for August and involved 17,500 service members.
-
Florida health agency collecting data on Patrick Air Force Base cancers
Florida community is asking, why were there so many cancers?
-
Report: South Korea military exercises ‘suspended indefinitely’
The next exercise, Ulchi Freedom Guardian, was set for August.
-
The military’s crash investigators faced staff, budget cuts as aviation accidents climbed
Congress continues to try to get to the bottom of the increase in aviation crashes.
-
President Trump has ordered the Pentagon to cancel military exercises with South Korea — what happens next?
Troops are staying put, for now — but the joint Republic of Korea-U.S. exercises may be canceled.
-
Mattis: B-1 ejection seat issue will be fixed ‘very quickly’
Mattis said effects of spending decisions made in last few years won’t find a quick fix in FY18-19 budgets.
-
Hours before historic summit, Mattis says ‘all’s quiet’ with North Korean military
Defense secretary says he sees no heightened state of readiness.
-
DoD explains what’s being done about water contamination on bases
Here’s what the data in DoD’s water charts means for service members.
-
US forces to honor Afghan ceasefire
The ceasefire would run in mid-June, the Afghan government said.
-
US B-52s again fly in contested airspace of South China Sea claims
Tuesday’s flight is just the latest in increasing warnings to China over island militarization
