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Iran didn’t kill anyone in missile attack, spurring hopes for de-escalation
With no casualties, the strikes may give the U.S. an opportunity to ease tensions with Iran.
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Esper doubles down on no withdrawal from Iraq, but here’s how it could unfold
Trump’s erratic Middle East policy has often left American forces scrambling to react to swift and sudden policy changes. In Syria, coalition forces destroyed equipment, blew vehicles in place and bombed parts of their own outposts.
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US bases on heightened security alert following Soleimani killing
U.S. military bases are taking extra precautions against terror threats.
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Trump says there’s no intent to start a war with Iran. Here’s where things stand.
Following the assassination of a top Iranian general, the U.S. military is waiting for Iran — and Iraq’s — next moves.
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As tensions spike with Iran, a look at how we got here
Iran and U.S. have been in an escalating back-and-forth for years.
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Some veterans salty over Eddie Gallagher’s new clothing line
Retired Special Warfare Operator Chief Eddie Gallagher has launched a clothing line, and the feedback is mixed. Some veterans support him, while others are salty.
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US strikes Iran-backed militia strongholds in Iraq and Syria
The U.S. launched strike against Iranian military targets in Syria following a Friday attach in Iraq that killed one American.
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How the border wall work-stop could affect troop deployments
Officials have said that more wall will mean fewer troops, but construction has hit a snag.
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New for 2020: Here’s why troops can’t sue the military for medical malpractice, and how that’s changing
The long and twisty history of the Feres Doctrine.
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The Space Force is officially the sixth military branch. Here’s what that means.
About 16,000 civilian and active duty personnel are now part of the Space Force, but the road to standing up the service is long.
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Iran didn’t kill anyone in missile attack, spurring hopes for de-escalation
With no casualties, the strikes may give the U.S. an opportunity to ease tensions with Iran.
-
Esper doubles down on no withdrawal from Iraq, but here’s how it could unfold
Trump’s erratic Middle East policy has often left American forces scrambling to react to swift and sudden policy changes. In Syria, coalition forces destroyed equipment, blew vehicles in place and bombed parts of their own outposts.
-
US bases on heightened security alert following Soleimani killing
U.S. military bases are taking extra precautions against terror threats.
-
Trump says there’s no intent to start a war with Iran. Here’s where things stand.
Following the assassination of a top Iranian general, the U.S. military is waiting for Iran — and Iraq’s — next moves.
-
As tensions spike with Iran, a look at how we got here
Iran and U.S. have been in an escalating back-and-forth for years.
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Some veterans salty over Eddie Gallagher’s new clothing line
Retired Special Warfare Operator Chief Eddie Gallagher has launched a clothing line, and the feedback is mixed. Some veterans support him, while others are salty.
-
US strikes Iran-backed militia strongholds in Iraq and Syria
The U.S. launched strike against Iranian military targets in Syria following a Friday attach in Iraq that killed one American.
-
How the border wall work-stop could affect troop deployments
Officials have said that more wall will mean fewer troops, but construction has hit a snag.
-
New for 2020: Here’s why troops can’t sue the military for medical malpractice, and how that’s changing
The long and twisty history of the Feres Doctrine.
-
The Space Force is officially the sixth military branch. Here’s what that means.
About 16,000 civilian and active duty personnel are now part of the Space Force, but the road to standing up the service is long.
-
Iran didn’t kill anyone in missile attack, spurring hopes for de-escalation
With no casualties, the strikes may give the U.S. an opportunity to ease tensions with Iran.
-
Esper doubles down on no withdrawal from Iraq, but here’s how it could unfold
Trump’s erratic Middle East policy has often left American forces scrambling to react to swift and sudden policy changes. In Syria, coalition forces destroyed equipment, blew vehicles in place and bombed parts of their own outposts.
-
US bases on heightened security alert following Soleimani killing
U.S. military bases are taking extra precautions against terror threats.
-
Trump says there’s no intent to start a war with Iran. Here’s where things stand.
Following the assassination of a top Iranian general, the U.S. military is waiting for Iran — and Iraq’s — next moves.
-
As tensions spike with Iran, a look at how we got here
Iran and U.S. have been in an escalating back-and-forth for years.
-
Some veterans salty over Eddie Gallagher’s new clothing line
Retired Special Warfare Operator Chief Eddie Gallagher has launched a clothing line, and the feedback is mixed. Some veterans support him, while others are salty.
-
US strikes Iran-backed militia strongholds in Iraq and Syria
The U.S. launched strike against Iranian military targets in Syria following a Friday attach in Iraq that killed one American.
-
How the border wall work-stop could affect troop deployments
Officials have said that more wall will mean fewer troops, but construction has hit a snag.
-
New for 2020: Here’s why troops can’t sue the military for medical malpractice, and how that’s changing
The long and twisty history of the Feres Doctrine.
-
The Space Force is officially the sixth military branch. Here’s what that means.
About 16,000 civilian and active duty personnel are now part of the Space Force, but the road to standing up the service is long.
