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Mattis: Authority delegated by Trump in Afghanistan is tactical, not strategic
Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis clarified on Friday that while DOD is setting troop numbers for Afghanistan, President Donald Trump is still setting the strategy that will drive those numbers.
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USS Arizona survivors receive hero’s welcome at White House and Pentagon
Survivors of the USS Arizona were greeted with cheers and applause by U.S. service members and Defense Department staff as they visited the Pentagon early Friday morning.
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McCain: Cutting Syria train-and-equip ‘irresponsible’
WASHINGTON — Members of Congress said they were deeply concerned following reports that the U.S. is planning to abandon a covert operation to train and equip Syria moderate rebels. The program, run by the Central Intelligence Agency, is separate from the one run by the Department of Defense. The move to end the program was…
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Military officials to brief Trump on deployed forces, Afghanistan and ISIS
President Donald Trump will visit the Pentagon Thursday to get briefed on the military’s global deployments and discuss potential plans to increase those commitments in Afghanistan and against the Islamic State, defense officials said.
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Pentagon: Al-Udeid Air Base still open, but US prepared in case Qatar rift escalates
The U.S. still has full use of al-Udeid Air Base in Qatar but has considered alternatives in case the diplomatic rift between the U.S. ally and four other Arab nations further escalates, Pentagon spokesman Navy Capt. Jeff Davis said
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Mattis: Authority delegated by Trump in Afghanistan is tactical, not strategic
Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis clarified on Friday that while DOD is setting troop numbers for Afghanistan, President Donald Trump is still setting the strategy that will drive those numbers.
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USS Arizona survivors receive hero’s welcome at White House and Pentagon
Survivors of the USS Arizona were greeted with cheers and applause by U.S. service members and Defense Department staff as they visited the Pentagon early Friday morning.
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McCain: Cutting Syria train-and-equip ‘irresponsible’
WASHINGTON — Members of Congress said they were deeply concerned following reports that the U.S. is planning to abandon a covert operation to train and equip Syria moderate rebels. The program, run by the Central Intelligence Agency, is separate from the one run by the Department of Defense. The move to end the program was…
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Military officials to brief Trump on deployed forces, Afghanistan and ISIS
President Donald Trump will visit the Pentagon Thursday to get briefed on the military’s global deployments and discuss potential plans to increase those commitments in Afghanistan and against the Islamic State, defense officials said.
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Pentagon: Al-Udeid Air Base still open, but US prepared in case Qatar rift escalates
The U.S. still has full use of al-Udeid Air Base in Qatar but has considered alternatives in case the diplomatic rift between the U.S. ally and four other Arab nations further escalates, Pentagon spokesman Navy Capt. Jeff Davis said
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Mattis: Authority delegated by Trump in Afghanistan is tactical, not strategic
Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis clarified on Friday that while DOD is setting troop numbers for Afghanistan, President Donald Trump is still setting the strategy that will drive those numbers.
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USS Arizona survivors receive hero’s welcome at White House and Pentagon
Survivors of the USS Arizona were greeted with cheers and applause by U.S. service members and Defense Department staff as they visited the Pentagon early Friday morning.
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McCain: Cutting Syria train-and-equip ‘irresponsible’
WASHINGTON — Members of Congress said they were deeply concerned following reports that the U.S. is planning to abandon a covert operation to train and equip Syria moderate rebels. The program, run by the Central Intelligence Agency, is separate from the one run by the Department of Defense. The move to end the program was…
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Military officials to brief Trump on deployed forces, Afghanistan and ISIS
President Donald Trump will visit the Pentagon Thursday to get briefed on the military’s global deployments and discuss potential plans to increase those commitments in Afghanistan and against the Islamic State, defense officials said.
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Pentagon: Al-Udeid Air Base still open, but US prepared in case Qatar rift escalates
The U.S. still has full use of al-Udeid Air Base in Qatar but has considered alternatives in case the diplomatic rift between the U.S. ally and four other Arab nations further escalates, Pentagon spokesman Navy Capt. Jeff Davis said
