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AeroVironment wins $20M contract for hand-launched drone for Ukraine
The Defense Department has awarded the first contract of the Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative’s $300 million budget for this year, a $19.7 million deal with AeroVironment for a small, hand-launched surveillance drone called the RQ-20 Puma AE.
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Air Force general’s sister-in-law describes alleged sexual assault in Day 2 of court-martial
Maj. Gen. Bill Cooley is the former commander of the Air Force Research Laboratory.
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Biden vows to send Ukraine more artillery as Congress pushes for military aid czar
President Joe Biden on Tuesday vowed to send more artillery to Kyiv amid a push among some key lawmakers to install a czar overseeing the rapidly increasing flow of U.S. military aid to Ukraine.
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Russian offensive in eastern Ukraine has begun, Zelenskyy says
Russia launched its long-feared, full-scale offensive to take control of Ukraine’s east, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced Monday.
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Two-star Air Force general faces judge, not jury, in sexual assault trial
“It’s difficult to pick a jury from a pool of officers whose career progression depends on the approval of a Senate that expends significant energy excoriating them about sexual assault,” defense attorney Daniel Conway said.
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Russian military’s damaged Black Sea flagship sinks
The Russian Defense Ministry said the ship sank in a storm while being towed to a port.
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Afghanistan vet relives moment he helped NYC subway shooting victim
Thomas Fischer said he used his military training from the US Army to assist the victim, who was shot in the lower right ankle.
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Budget hang-ups slow sexual assault prevention reforms
The Defense Department is estimating it will cost billions to implement dozens of efforts.
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Virginia GOP official resigns after revelation of his call to lynch the defense secretary
The election board official used the n-word and called for “a good public lynching.”
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Marines at consulate in Shanghai are not out of food, despite reports
The latest coronavirus lockdown in Shanghai has been the source of serious controversy worldwide.
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AeroVironment wins $20M contract for hand-launched drone for Ukraine
The Defense Department has awarded the first contract of the Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative’s $300 million budget for this year, a $19.7 million deal with AeroVironment for a small, hand-launched surveillance drone called the RQ-20 Puma AE.
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Air Force general’s sister-in-law describes alleged sexual assault in Day 2 of court-martial
Maj. Gen. Bill Cooley is the former commander of the Air Force Research Laboratory.
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Biden vows to send Ukraine more artillery as Congress pushes for military aid czar
President Joe Biden on Tuesday vowed to send more artillery to Kyiv amid a push among some key lawmakers to install a czar overseeing the rapidly increasing flow of U.S. military aid to Ukraine.
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Russian offensive in eastern Ukraine has begun, Zelenskyy says
Russia launched its long-feared, full-scale offensive to take control of Ukraine’s east, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced Monday.
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Two-star Air Force general faces judge, not jury, in sexual assault trial
“It’s difficult to pick a jury from a pool of officers whose career progression depends on the approval of a Senate that expends significant energy excoriating them about sexual assault,” defense attorney Daniel Conway said.
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Russian military’s damaged Black Sea flagship sinks
The Russian Defense Ministry said the ship sank in a storm while being towed to a port.
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Afghanistan vet relives moment he helped NYC subway shooting victim
Thomas Fischer said he used his military training from the US Army to assist the victim, who was shot in the lower right ankle.
-
Budget hang-ups slow sexual assault prevention reforms
The Defense Department is estimating it will cost billions to implement dozens of efforts.
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Virginia GOP official resigns after revelation of his call to lynch the defense secretary
The election board official used the n-word and called for “a good public lynching.”
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Marines at consulate in Shanghai are not out of food, despite reports
The latest coronavirus lockdown in Shanghai has been the source of serious controversy worldwide.
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AeroVironment wins $20M contract for hand-launched drone for Ukraine
The Defense Department has awarded the first contract of the Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative’s $300 million budget for this year, a $19.7 million deal with AeroVironment for a small, hand-launched surveillance drone called the RQ-20 Puma AE.
-
Air Force general’s sister-in-law describes alleged sexual assault in Day 2 of court-martial
Maj. Gen. Bill Cooley is the former commander of the Air Force Research Laboratory.
-
Biden vows to send Ukraine more artillery as Congress pushes for military aid czar
President Joe Biden on Tuesday vowed to send more artillery to Kyiv amid a push among some key lawmakers to install a czar overseeing the rapidly increasing flow of U.S. military aid to Ukraine.
-
Russian offensive in eastern Ukraine has begun, Zelenskyy says
Russia launched its long-feared, full-scale offensive to take control of Ukraine’s east, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced Monday.
-
Two-star Air Force general faces judge, not jury, in sexual assault trial
“It’s difficult to pick a jury from a pool of officers whose career progression depends on the approval of a Senate that expends significant energy excoriating them about sexual assault,” defense attorney Daniel Conway said.
-
Russian military’s damaged Black Sea flagship sinks
The Russian Defense Ministry said the ship sank in a storm while being towed to a port.
-
Afghanistan vet relives moment he helped NYC subway shooting victim
Thomas Fischer said he used his military training from the US Army to assist the victim, who was shot in the lower right ankle.
-
Budget hang-ups slow sexual assault prevention reforms
The Defense Department is estimating it will cost billions to implement dozens of efforts.
-
Virginia GOP official resigns after revelation of his call to lynch the defense secretary
The election board official used the n-word and called for “a good public lynching.”
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Marines at consulate in Shanghai are not out of food, despite reports
The latest coronavirus lockdown in Shanghai has been the source of serious controversy worldwide.
