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11 troops injured after Iran’s strike against al-Asad airbase, says CENTCOM
Despite the fact Defense officials initially said the attack resulted in zero “casualties,” CENTCOM spokesman Navy Capt. Bill Urban admitted Thursday some troops were transported out of Iraq to receive additional medical assistance.
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Mail delivery to military bases in Iraq temporarily suspended to clear backlog
Starting today, the Pentagon has temporarily suspended deliveries to Baghdad International Airport to clear a backlog of mail flowing into that country.
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An inked culture: Sailors discuss the Navy’s longstanding tattoo tradition
Sailors adorning their bodies with tattoos is a well-established Navy tradition
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Esper says he never saw evidence of threat against four US embassies
Defense Secretary Mark Esper says he shares the president’s opinion.
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Veterans end 2019 with another positive job report
Joblessness fell from November to December, wrapping up a year of generally good employment news for veterans.
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MacDill Air Force Base briefly locked down, authorities searching for suspect
The lockdown came at a time when base security has been heightened in the wake of the killing of Iranian Quds Force leader Qassem Soleimani.
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For the love of OPSEC, put your phone away
Lectures of personal electronics use and operational security continue to fall on deaf ears.
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What the Iran confrontation means for INDOPACOM and North Korea
The same day the Pentagon announced Iran’s Quds Force commander Qassem Soleimani was killed, Secretary of Defense Mark Esper said that the U.S. “is prepared to exert military force if needed” against Pyongyang. What does that mean for North Korea and U.S. Indo-Pacific Command?
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Militiamen withdraw from US Embassy but Iraq tensions linger
Iran denied involvement in the attack on the embassy. Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was quoted by media as saying that “if the Islamic Republic makes a decision to confront any country, it will do it directly.”
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Judge rules jury’s award of $2 million in mold case for military family is ‘excessive’
Judge orders new trial to reconsider the amount of damages this family should be awarded for mold issues.
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11 troops injured after Iran’s strike against al-Asad airbase, says CENTCOM
Despite the fact Defense officials initially said the attack resulted in zero “casualties,” CENTCOM spokesman Navy Capt. Bill Urban admitted Thursday some troops were transported out of Iraq to receive additional medical assistance.
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Mail delivery to military bases in Iraq temporarily suspended to clear backlog
Starting today, the Pentagon has temporarily suspended deliveries to Baghdad International Airport to clear a backlog of mail flowing into that country.
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An inked culture: Sailors discuss the Navy’s longstanding tattoo tradition
Sailors adorning their bodies with tattoos is a well-established Navy tradition
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Esper says he never saw evidence of threat against four US embassies
Defense Secretary Mark Esper says he shares the president’s opinion.
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Veterans end 2019 with another positive job report
Joblessness fell from November to December, wrapping up a year of generally good employment news for veterans.
-
MacDill Air Force Base briefly locked down, authorities searching for suspect
The lockdown came at a time when base security has been heightened in the wake of the killing of Iranian Quds Force leader Qassem Soleimani.
-
For the love of OPSEC, put your phone away
Lectures of personal electronics use and operational security continue to fall on deaf ears.
-
What the Iran confrontation means for INDOPACOM and North Korea
The same day the Pentagon announced Iran’s Quds Force commander Qassem Soleimani was killed, Secretary of Defense Mark Esper said that the U.S. “is prepared to exert military force if needed” against Pyongyang. What does that mean for North Korea and U.S. Indo-Pacific Command?
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Militiamen withdraw from US Embassy but Iraq tensions linger
Iran denied involvement in the attack on the embassy. Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was quoted by media as saying that “if the Islamic Republic makes a decision to confront any country, it will do it directly.”
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Judge rules jury’s award of $2 million in mold case for military family is ‘excessive’
Judge orders new trial to reconsider the amount of damages this family should be awarded for mold issues.
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11 troops injured after Iran’s strike against al-Asad airbase, says CENTCOM
Despite the fact Defense officials initially said the attack resulted in zero “casualties,” CENTCOM spokesman Navy Capt. Bill Urban admitted Thursday some troops were transported out of Iraq to receive additional medical assistance.
-
Mail delivery to military bases in Iraq temporarily suspended to clear backlog
Starting today, the Pentagon has temporarily suspended deliveries to Baghdad International Airport to clear a backlog of mail flowing into that country.
-
An inked culture: Sailors discuss the Navy’s longstanding tattoo tradition
Sailors adorning their bodies with tattoos is a well-established Navy tradition
-
Esper says he never saw evidence of threat against four US embassies
Defense Secretary Mark Esper says he shares the president’s opinion.
-
Veterans end 2019 with another positive job report
Joblessness fell from November to December, wrapping up a year of generally good employment news for veterans.
-
MacDill Air Force Base briefly locked down, authorities searching for suspect
The lockdown came at a time when base security has been heightened in the wake of the killing of Iranian Quds Force leader Qassem Soleimani.
-
For the love of OPSEC, put your phone away
Lectures of personal electronics use and operational security continue to fall on deaf ears.
-
What the Iran confrontation means for INDOPACOM and North Korea
The same day the Pentagon announced Iran’s Quds Force commander Qassem Soleimani was killed, Secretary of Defense Mark Esper said that the U.S. “is prepared to exert military force if needed” against Pyongyang. What does that mean for North Korea and U.S. Indo-Pacific Command?
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Militiamen withdraw from US Embassy but Iraq tensions linger
Iran denied involvement in the attack on the embassy. Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was quoted by media as saying that “if the Islamic Republic makes a decision to confront any country, it will do it directly.”
-
Judge rules jury’s award of $2 million in mold case for military family is ‘excessive’
Judge orders new trial to reconsider the amount of damages this family should be awarded for mold issues.
