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Size of ISIS force unclear after Fallujah fight
U.S. officials are seeking to determine the true size of the Islamic State group’s fighting force.
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Five things to watch for in the Pentagon’s new transgender policy
Military leaders will have to address several practical matters, including future recruitment, uniforms and grooming standards.
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The Iraqis’ win over ISIS in Fallujah was considerably easier than expected
U.S. commanders had hoped to keep the Iraqis focused on Mosul, but Baghdad had other plans. Here’s why:
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Legal loophole allows companies to fire military reservists who go to war
A Navy officer is challenging the legality of these “arbitration agreements” and will address Congress this week.
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Russia’s attack on U.S.-backed rebels in Syria puzzles, frustrates the Pentagon
The deadly attack targeted a New Syrian Army outpost in al-Tanf, near the border with Iraq and Jordan.
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Inside the Pentagon’s secretive preparations for a ‘cyber 9/11’
Military Times was afforded a rare, disturbing look at the type of catastrophes U.S. Cyber Command expects to encounter.
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The Pentagon’s controversial plan to hire military leaders off the street
Critics fear it’ll create a subcaste of personnel who are fundamentally disconnected from the traditional career force.
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Intel suggests war on ISIS has limited impact
Pentagon spokesman Peter Cook said the military’s effort is necessary but cannot defeat the Islamic State group alone.
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U.S. can’t confirm reports ISIS leader al-Baghdadi was killed in Syria
A U.S. official said that if true, al-Baghdadi’s death would be welcome news but would not signal an end of the fight.
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‘I try to remain androgynous’: Transgender troops in limbo as Pentagon debates policy
Lindsey Muller is one of at least 77 service members who’ve notified their commands about their intent to change gender.
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Size of ISIS force unclear after Fallujah fight
U.S. officials are seeking to determine the true size of the Islamic State group’s fighting force.
-
Five things to watch for in the Pentagon’s new transgender policy
Military leaders will have to address several practical matters, including future recruitment, uniforms and grooming standards.
-
The Iraqis’ win over ISIS in Fallujah was considerably easier than expected
U.S. commanders had hoped to keep the Iraqis focused on Mosul, but Baghdad had other plans. Here’s why:
-
Legal loophole allows companies to fire military reservists who go to war
A Navy officer is challenging the legality of these “arbitration agreements” and will address Congress this week.
-
Russia’s attack on U.S.-backed rebels in Syria puzzles, frustrates the Pentagon
The deadly attack targeted a New Syrian Army outpost in al-Tanf, near the border with Iraq and Jordan.
-
Inside the Pentagon’s secretive preparations for a ‘cyber 9/11’
Military Times was afforded a rare, disturbing look at the type of catastrophes U.S. Cyber Command expects to encounter.
-
The Pentagon’s controversial plan to hire military leaders off the street
Critics fear it’ll create a subcaste of personnel who are fundamentally disconnected from the traditional career force.
-
Intel suggests war on ISIS has limited impact
Pentagon spokesman Peter Cook said the military’s effort is necessary but cannot defeat the Islamic State group alone.
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U.S. can’t confirm reports ISIS leader al-Baghdadi was killed in Syria
A U.S. official said that if true, al-Baghdadi’s death would be welcome news but would not signal an end of the fight.
-
‘I try to remain androgynous’: Transgender troops in limbo as Pentagon debates policy
Lindsey Muller is one of at least 77 service members who’ve notified their commands about their intent to change gender.
-
Size of ISIS force unclear after Fallujah fight
U.S. officials are seeking to determine the true size of the Islamic State group’s fighting force.
-
Five things to watch for in the Pentagon’s new transgender policy
Military leaders will have to address several practical matters, including future recruitment, uniforms and grooming standards.
-
The Iraqis’ win over ISIS in Fallujah was considerably easier than expected
U.S. commanders had hoped to keep the Iraqis focused on Mosul, but Baghdad had other plans. Here’s why:
-
Legal loophole allows companies to fire military reservists who go to war
A Navy officer is challenging the legality of these “arbitration agreements” and will address Congress this week.
-
Russia’s attack on U.S.-backed rebels in Syria puzzles, frustrates the Pentagon
The deadly attack targeted a New Syrian Army outpost in al-Tanf, near the border with Iraq and Jordan.
-
Inside the Pentagon’s secretive preparations for a ‘cyber 9/11’
Military Times was afforded a rare, disturbing look at the type of catastrophes U.S. Cyber Command expects to encounter.
-
The Pentagon’s controversial plan to hire military leaders off the street
Critics fear it’ll create a subcaste of personnel who are fundamentally disconnected from the traditional career force.
-
Intel suggests war on ISIS has limited impact
Pentagon spokesman Peter Cook said the military’s effort is necessary but cannot defeat the Islamic State group alone.
-
U.S. can’t confirm reports ISIS leader al-Baghdadi was killed in Syria
A U.S. official said that if true, al-Baghdadi’s death would be welcome news but would not signal an end of the fight.
-
‘I try to remain androgynous’: Transgender troops in limbo as Pentagon debates policy
Lindsey Muller is one of at least 77 service members who’ve notified their commands about their intent to change gender.
