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California shooter was Marine veteran who had deployed to Afghanistan
Ian David Long served in Afghanistan from 2010 to 2011.
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Retired general, former Army secretary named to panel studying military aviation crisis
The independent commission was established after Military Times’ in-depth investigation into the sharp rise in aviation accidents.
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Extra pay for border deployment? Here’s what troops can expect
Troops away from their families for more than 30 days may see extra pay.
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US-Korea mid-level exercises underway; DoD says they ‘never stopped’
Lower-level exercises between the U.S. and South Korea have been continuing in order to maintain readiness of forces, the Pentagon says.
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Russian fighter jet flies dangerously close to US airplane, Navy says
Monday’s encounter over the Black Sea was the latest in a string of hazardous intercepts involving U.S. Navy recon planes and Russian fighter jets.
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Why were active-duty forces picked over Guard to defend the border? Capabilities, Pentagon says
Pentagon faces questions over the roles and limits U.S. forces will have when migrants reach the border.
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‘I didn’t say shoot’: Trump says migrants will be arrested, not shot, if they throw rocks
The president seemed to walk back earlier remarks that troops should consider rock-throwing akin to using guns.
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Here are the rules of engagement for troops deploying to the Mexican border
The president said troops could fire on migrants who throw rocks. But the unit-level ROEs are more complicated.
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Here’s the list of military units headed to the border
The president has said as many as 15,000 forces may be dispatched to the border.
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President Trump: Border force could grow to 15,000 troops
The number of troops at the border is rapidly rising; but at what cost?
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California shooter was Marine veteran who had deployed to Afghanistan
Ian David Long served in Afghanistan from 2010 to 2011.
-
Retired general, former Army secretary named to panel studying military aviation crisis
The independent commission was established after Military Times’ in-depth investigation into the sharp rise in aviation accidents.
-
Extra pay for border deployment? Here’s what troops can expect
Troops away from their families for more than 30 days may see extra pay.
-
US-Korea mid-level exercises underway; DoD says they ‘never stopped’
Lower-level exercises between the U.S. and South Korea have been continuing in order to maintain readiness of forces, the Pentagon says.
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Russian fighter jet flies dangerously close to US airplane, Navy says
Monday’s encounter over the Black Sea was the latest in a string of hazardous intercepts involving U.S. Navy recon planes and Russian fighter jets.
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Why were active-duty forces picked over Guard to defend the border? Capabilities, Pentagon says
Pentagon faces questions over the roles and limits U.S. forces will have when migrants reach the border.
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‘I didn’t say shoot’: Trump says migrants will be arrested, not shot, if they throw rocks
The president seemed to walk back earlier remarks that troops should consider rock-throwing akin to using guns.
-
Here are the rules of engagement for troops deploying to the Mexican border
The president said troops could fire on migrants who throw rocks. But the unit-level ROEs are more complicated.
-
Here’s the list of military units headed to the border
The president has said as many as 15,000 forces may be dispatched to the border.
-
President Trump: Border force could grow to 15,000 troops
The number of troops at the border is rapidly rising; but at what cost?
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California shooter was Marine veteran who had deployed to Afghanistan
Ian David Long served in Afghanistan from 2010 to 2011.
-
Retired general, former Army secretary named to panel studying military aviation crisis
The independent commission was established after Military Times’ in-depth investigation into the sharp rise in aviation accidents.
-
Extra pay for border deployment? Here’s what troops can expect
Troops away from their families for more than 30 days may see extra pay.
-
US-Korea mid-level exercises underway; DoD says they ‘never stopped’
Lower-level exercises between the U.S. and South Korea have been continuing in order to maintain readiness of forces, the Pentagon says.
-
Russian fighter jet flies dangerously close to US airplane, Navy says
Monday’s encounter over the Black Sea was the latest in a string of hazardous intercepts involving U.S. Navy recon planes and Russian fighter jets.
-
Why were active-duty forces picked over Guard to defend the border? Capabilities, Pentagon says
Pentagon faces questions over the roles and limits U.S. forces will have when migrants reach the border.
-
‘I didn’t say shoot’: Trump says migrants will be arrested, not shot, if they throw rocks
The president seemed to walk back earlier remarks that troops should consider rock-throwing akin to using guns.
-
Here are the rules of engagement for troops deploying to the Mexican border
The president said troops could fire on migrants who throw rocks. But the unit-level ROEs are more complicated.
-
Here’s the list of military units headed to the border
The president has said as many as 15,000 forces may be dispatched to the border.
-
President Trump: Border force could grow to 15,000 troops
The number of troops at the border is rapidly rising; but at what cost?
