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New book documents the Marines of Anbar and the brutal fight for the Haditha Triad
Writer Ed Darack spoke to Military Times about his latest book, The Warriors of Anbar: The Marines Who Crushed Al Qaeda.
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Esper: ‘Robust’ conversation with Trump about proposed pardons for SEAL, two soldiers
The president is expected to make his decision by Veterans Day.
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Trump OKs wider Syria oil mission, raising legal questions
President Donald Trump has approved an expanded military mission to secure an expanse of oil fields across eastern Syria, raising a number of difficult legal questions about whether U.S. troops can launch strikes against Syrian, Russian or other forces if they threaten the oil, U.S. officials said.
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Concerns rise over possibility Chinese could use TikTok to collect troops’ data
The Treasury Department has opened a review into whether TikTok, a Chinese-owned social media platform, is a national security threat.
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Marine believed to be oldest surviving Devil Dog from Iwo Jima dies
The Purple Heart recipient was motivated to join the Marine Corps after the bombing of Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941.
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How the Army officer who testified against Trump could end up in a court-martial
A military law expert weighs in on whether Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman could face charges for disobeying the president.
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Troops’ 2020 pay raise is safe, despite dire talk from lawmakers
The 3.1 percent paycheck hike is set to take effect on Jan. 1, with or without a broader budget deal.
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Al-Baghdadi’s ‘number one replacement’ is dead, Trump says
U.S. troops have taken down the top replacement for ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, according to President Donald Trump.
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VA office charged with protecting whistleblowers hurts them instead, investigators say
The VA inspector general found widespread concerns with the two-year-old office, and multiple practices that would discourage employees from reporting wrongdoing.
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Meal, Refusing-to-Exit — scientific study backs long-held belief that MREs make it harder to defecate
Defacation reportedly returned to normal once participants resumed their regular diet.
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New book documents the Marines of Anbar and the brutal fight for the Haditha Triad
Writer Ed Darack spoke to Military Times about his latest book, The Warriors of Anbar: The Marines Who Crushed Al Qaeda.
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Esper: ‘Robust’ conversation with Trump about proposed pardons for SEAL, two soldiers
The president is expected to make his decision by Veterans Day.
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Trump OKs wider Syria oil mission, raising legal questions
President Donald Trump has approved an expanded military mission to secure an expanse of oil fields across eastern Syria, raising a number of difficult legal questions about whether U.S. troops can launch strikes against Syrian, Russian or other forces if they threaten the oil, U.S. officials said.
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Concerns rise over possibility Chinese could use TikTok to collect troops’ data
The Treasury Department has opened a review into whether TikTok, a Chinese-owned social media platform, is a national security threat.
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Marine believed to be oldest surviving Devil Dog from Iwo Jima dies
The Purple Heart recipient was motivated to join the Marine Corps after the bombing of Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941.
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How the Army officer who testified against Trump could end up in a court-martial
A military law expert weighs in on whether Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman could face charges for disobeying the president.
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Troops’ 2020 pay raise is safe, despite dire talk from lawmakers
The 3.1 percent paycheck hike is set to take effect on Jan. 1, with or without a broader budget deal.
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Al-Baghdadi’s ‘number one replacement’ is dead, Trump says
U.S. troops have taken down the top replacement for ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, according to President Donald Trump.
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VA office charged with protecting whistleblowers hurts them instead, investigators say
The VA inspector general found widespread concerns with the two-year-old office, and multiple practices that would discourage employees from reporting wrongdoing.
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Meal, Refusing-to-Exit — scientific study backs long-held belief that MREs make it harder to defecate
Defacation reportedly returned to normal once participants resumed their regular diet.
-
New book documents the Marines of Anbar and the brutal fight for the Haditha Triad
Writer Ed Darack spoke to Military Times about his latest book, The Warriors of Anbar: The Marines Who Crushed Al Qaeda.
-
Esper: ‘Robust’ conversation with Trump about proposed pardons for SEAL, two soldiers
The president is expected to make his decision by Veterans Day.
-
Trump OKs wider Syria oil mission, raising legal questions
President Donald Trump has approved an expanded military mission to secure an expanse of oil fields across eastern Syria, raising a number of difficult legal questions about whether U.S. troops can launch strikes against Syrian, Russian or other forces if they threaten the oil, U.S. officials said.
-
Concerns rise over possibility Chinese could use TikTok to collect troops’ data
The Treasury Department has opened a review into whether TikTok, a Chinese-owned social media platform, is a national security threat.
-
Marine believed to be oldest surviving Devil Dog from Iwo Jima dies
The Purple Heart recipient was motivated to join the Marine Corps after the bombing of Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941.
-
How the Army officer who testified against Trump could end up in a court-martial
A military law expert weighs in on whether Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman could face charges for disobeying the president.
-
Troops’ 2020 pay raise is safe, despite dire talk from lawmakers
The 3.1 percent paycheck hike is set to take effect on Jan. 1, with or without a broader budget deal.
-
Al-Baghdadi’s ‘number one replacement’ is dead, Trump says
U.S. troops have taken down the top replacement for ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, according to President Donald Trump.
-
VA office charged with protecting whistleblowers hurts them instead, investigators say
The VA inspector general found widespread concerns with the two-year-old office, and multiple practices that would discourage employees from reporting wrongdoing.
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Meal, Refusing-to-Exit — scientific study backs long-held belief that MREs make it harder to defecate
Defacation reportedly returned to normal once participants resumed their regular diet.
