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Russia appoints new Ukraine war commander, US official says
A U.S. official said Russia named Gen. Alexander Dvornikov as commander of an armed campaign that Russian authorities still call a “special military operation.”
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US awaits final $17 million repayment from Saudis for air refueling in Yemen war
Between March 2015 and November 2018, the Pentagon spent about $300 million to fly aerial refueling missions in support of Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and others engaged in the nearly eight-year conflict.
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Four US troops injured in rocket attack on base in Syria
The troops are being evaluated for minor injuries and traumatic brain injury.
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An Afghan boy saved lives helping American soldiers. It could have cost him his.
We began to hope that Bashir was the first of many young Afghans to see the benefits of supporting the coalition and the Afghan government by extension.
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Body of Marine killed in Norway Osprey crash returned to Boston
Capt. Ross Reynolds was an Eagle Scout who just got married in February.
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Chief master sergeant demoted, jailed for sending explicit photos, other misconduct
Chief Master Sgt. Jamie Kohr pleaded guilty to dereliction of duty and failure to obey an order or regulation.
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Russia faces global outrage over bodies in Ukraine’s streets
Ukrainian officials said the bodies of 410 civilians were found in towns around Kyiv that were recaptured from Russian forces in recent days.
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Hell at Abbey Gate: Chaos, confusion and death in the final days of the war in Afghanistan
In firsthand accounts, Afghan civilians and U.S. Marines describe the desperate struggle to flee through the Kabul airport’s last open entrance.
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Procession, vigil honor fallen Marine ahead of burial
A candlelight vigil will be held at 7 p.m. Sunday.
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Pentagon policies don’t do enough to prevent harm to civilians: report
The military has been following its guidelines, but its guidelines don’t do enough to mitigate civilian casualties, the report found.
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Russia appoints new Ukraine war commander, US official says
A U.S. official said Russia named Gen. Alexander Dvornikov as commander of an armed campaign that Russian authorities still call a “special military operation.”
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US awaits final $17 million repayment from Saudis for air refueling in Yemen war
Between March 2015 and November 2018, the Pentagon spent about $300 million to fly aerial refueling missions in support of Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and others engaged in the nearly eight-year conflict.
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Four US troops injured in rocket attack on base in Syria
The troops are being evaluated for minor injuries and traumatic brain injury.
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An Afghan boy saved lives helping American soldiers. It could have cost him his.
We began to hope that Bashir was the first of many young Afghans to see the benefits of supporting the coalition and the Afghan government by extension.
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Body of Marine killed in Norway Osprey crash returned to Boston
Capt. Ross Reynolds was an Eagle Scout who just got married in February.
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Chief master sergeant demoted, jailed for sending explicit photos, other misconduct
Chief Master Sgt. Jamie Kohr pleaded guilty to dereliction of duty and failure to obey an order or regulation.
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Russia faces global outrage over bodies in Ukraine’s streets
Ukrainian officials said the bodies of 410 civilians were found in towns around Kyiv that were recaptured from Russian forces in recent days.
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Hell at Abbey Gate: Chaos, confusion and death in the final days of the war in Afghanistan
In firsthand accounts, Afghan civilians and U.S. Marines describe the desperate struggle to flee through the Kabul airport’s last open entrance.
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Procession, vigil honor fallen Marine ahead of burial
A candlelight vigil will be held at 7 p.m. Sunday.
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Pentagon policies don’t do enough to prevent harm to civilians: report
The military has been following its guidelines, but its guidelines don’t do enough to mitigate civilian casualties, the report found.
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Russia appoints new Ukraine war commander, US official says
A U.S. official said Russia named Gen. Alexander Dvornikov as commander of an armed campaign that Russian authorities still call a “special military operation.”
-
US awaits final $17 million repayment from Saudis for air refueling in Yemen war
Between March 2015 and November 2018, the Pentagon spent about $300 million to fly aerial refueling missions in support of Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and others engaged in the nearly eight-year conflict.
-
Four US troops injured in rocket attack on base in Syria
The troops are being evaluated for minor injuries and traumatic brain injury.
-
An Afghan boy saved lives helping American soldiers. It could have cost him his.
We began to hope that Bashir was the first of many young Afghans to see the benefits of supporting the coalition and the Afghan government by extension.
-
Body of Marine killed in Norway Osprey crash returned to Boston
Capt. Ross Reynolds was an Eagle Scout who just got married in February.
-
Chief master sergeant demoted, jailed for sending explicit photos, other misconduct
Chief Master Sgt. Jamie Kohr pleaded guilty to dereliction of duty and failure to obey an order or regulation.
-
Russia faces global outrage over bodies in Ukraine’s streets
Ukrainian officials said the bodies of 410 civilians were found in towns around Kyiv that were recaptured from Russian forces in recent days.
-
Hell at Abbey Gate: Chaos, confusion and death in the final days of the war in Afghanistan
In firsthand accounts, Afghan civilians and U.S. Marines describe the desperate struggle to flee through the Kabul airport’s last open entrance.
-
Procession, vigil honor fallen Marine ahead of burial
A candlelight vigil will be held at 7 p.m. Sunday.
-
Pentagon policies don’t do enough to prevent harm to civilians: report
The military has been following its guidelines, but its guidelines don’t do enough to mitigate civilian casualties, the report found.
