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US agrees to provide South Korea more weapons, upgraded defenses
The South Korean defense minister said the U.S. and South Korea were hammering out the technical details “to expand rotational deployment of U.S. strategic assets.”
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Mattis to troops: US-Korea alliance ‘rides on your shoulders’
Troops asked Mattis about whether Pacific Fleet would get more ships and whether more tours to Korea could be accompanied.
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AFRICOM 2-star general tasked to lead Niger attack investigation
Maj. Gen. Roger Cloutier Jr. will lead the Army’s investigation into deadly attack.
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Questions about soldier’s remains after Niger attack prompts internal review
Widow Myeshia Johnson said she was prevented from viewing or touching her Army husband’s body after he was killed Oct. 4 in Niger.
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Dunford, Mattis visit South Korea amid heightened tensions
During talks, South Korea is expected to pursue permission from the U.S. to lift payload restrictions on its ballistic missiles to counteract North Korea.
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Top general provides new details on Niger attack
Dunford said he would also look into why the widow of Sgt. La David Johnson was unable to view her husband’s body.
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Iraq claims military push in Kirkuk is not part of larger advance
Fighting between Kurdish and Iraqi forces continues north of Kirkuk, according to news reports.
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Mattis: No answers yet on Niger attack
Lawmakers suggest subpoena may be necessary to get facts behind attack that killed four service members.
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Pentagon says Iraqi train-and-equip mission could end if attacks on Kurds continue
The U.S. may consider ceasing its massive train-and-equip program of Iraqi forces if they continue an offensive against Iraqi Kurds in Kirkuk, the Pentagon said Monday.
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Pentagon tightens rules for immigrant recruits
Foreign-born military recruits will face more screening requirements and will have to wait longer to get expedited citizenship.
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US agrees to provide South Korea more weapons, upgraded defenses
The South Korean defense minister said the U.S. and South Korea were hammering out the technical details “to expand rotational deployment of U.S. strategic assets.”
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Mattis to troops: US-Korea alliance ‘rides on your shoulders’
Troops asked Mattis about whether Pacific Fleet would get more ships and whether more tours to Korea could be accompanied.
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AFRICOM 2-star general tasked to lead Niger attack investigation
Maj. Gen. Roger Cloutier Jr. will lead the Army’s investigation into deadly attack.
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Questions about soldier’s remains after Niger attack prompts internal review
Widow Myeshia Johnson said she was prevented from viewing or touching her Army husband’s body after he was killed Oct. 4 in Niger.
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Dunford, Mattis visit South Korea amid heightened tensions
During talks, South Korea is expected to pursue permission from the U.S. to lift payload restrictions on its ballistic missiles to counteract North Korea.
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Top general provides new details on Niger attack
Dunford said he would also look into why the widow of Sgt. La David Johnson was unable to view her husband’s body.
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Iraq claims military push in Kirkuk is not part of larger advance
Fighting between Kurdish and Iraqi forces continues north of Kirkuk, according to news reports.
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Mattis: No answers yet on Niger attack
Lawmakers suggest subpoena may be necessary to get facts behind attack that killed four service members.
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Pentagon says Iraqi train-and-equip mission could end if attacks on Kurds continue
The U.S. may consider ceasing its massive train-and-equip program of Iraqi forces if they continue an offensive against Iraqi Kurds in Kirkuk, the Pentagon said Monday.
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Pentagon tightens rules for immigrant recruits
Foreign-born military recruits will face more screening requirements and will have to wait longer to get expedited citizenship.
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US agrees to provide South Korea more weapons, upgraded defenses
The South Korean defense minister said the U.S. and South Korea were hammering out the technical details “to expand rotational deployment of U.S. strategic assets.”
-
Mattis to troops: US-Korea alliance ‘rides on your shoulders’
Troops asked Mattis about whether Pacific Fleet would get more ships and whether more tours to Korea could be accompanied.
-
AFRICOM 2-star general tasked to lead Niger attack investigation
Maj. Gen. Roger Cloutier Jr. will lead the Army’s investigation into deadly attack.
-
Questions about soldier’s remains after Niger attack prompts internal review
Widow Myeshia Johnson said she was prevented from viewing or touching her Army husband’s body after he was killed Oct. 4 in Niger.
-
Dunford, Mattis visit South Korea amid heightened tensions
During talks, South Korea is expected to pursue permission from the U.S. to lift payload restrictions on its ballistic missiles to counteract North Korea.
-
Top general provides new details on Niger attack
Dunford said he would also look into why the widow of Sgt. La David Johnson was unable to view her husband’s body.
-
Iraq claims military push in Kirkuk is not part of larger advance
Fighting between Kurdish and Iraqi forces continues north of Kirkuk, according to news reports.
-
Mattis: No answers yet on Niger attack
Lawmakers suggest subpoena may be necessary to get facts behind attack that killed four service members.
-
Pentagon says Iraqi train-and-equip mission could end if attacks on Kurds continue
The U.S. may consider ceasing its massive train-and-equip program of Iraqi forces if they continue an offensive against Iraqi Kurds in Kirkuk, the Pentagon said Monday.
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Pentagon tightens rules for immigrant recruits
Foreign-born military recruits will face more screening requirements and will have to wait longer to get expedited citizenship.
