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Security forces airmen step up anti-drone training after recent attacks in Iraq, Syria
CENTCOM’s commander said last year that threats from small drones are “the most concerning tactical development” since the rise of the improvised explosive device.
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US F-16s head to Poland to strengthen NATO air policing mission
With rising tensions between Russia and Ukraine, NATO’s air policing efforts may become more necessary than ever.
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Second drone strike in two days attempted on U.S.-led coalition in Iraq: report
No injuries were reported and no group has taken responsibility for the recent attacks.
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Drones bound for base housing US troops shot down on anniversary of Soleimani assassination: report
According to Reuters, an unnamed U.S. official said the base’s defense system engaged “two fixed-wing suicide drones.”
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State Department calls for release of detained Marine veterans amid rising Russia tensions
Marine veterans Paul Whelan and Trevor Reed have both been held in Russia for at least two years.
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He wanted to be a soldier. When he failed, he stalked his recruiter
At one point, Danley posted a message on Facebook directed to the recruiter stating, “im coming to get you.”
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Former Fort Sill National Guardsman sentenced in child pornography case
Derek Wayne Baldwin was sentenced to 300 months imprisonment.
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Chief Brown’s wife introduces initiative to focus attention on childcare and other top family issues
Sharene Brown, the wife of Air Force Chief of Staff Charles Q. Brown Jr., announced a new “Five & Thrive” initiative she hopes will keep the spotlight on quality of life issues.
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Fort Campbell soldier killed, another injured while training
The soldiers were struck by a vehicle at 2:30 a.m. during training.
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Top DoD official visits Hawaii base amid contaminated water crisis
Deputy Secretary of Defense Kathleen Hicks visited the Red Hill Bulk Fuel Storage Facility Dec. 14, speaking with military families and facility workers about the water issue.
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Security forces airmen step up anti-drone training after recent attacks in Iraq, Syria
CENTCOM’s commander said last year that threats from small drones are “the most concerning tactical development” since the rise of the improvised explosive device.
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US F-16s head to Poland to strengthen NATO air policing mission
With rising tensions between Russia and Ukraine, NATO’s air policing efforts may become more necessary than ever.
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Second drone strike in two days attempted on U.S.-led coalition in Iraq: report
No injuries were reported and no group has taken responsibility for the recent attacks.
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Drones bound for base housing US troops shot down on anniversary of Soleimani assassination: report
According to Reuters, an unnamed U.S. official said the base’s defense system engaged “two fixed-wing suicide drones.”
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State Department calls for release of detained Marine veterans amid rising Russia tensions
Marine veterans Paul Whelan and Trevor Reed have both been held in Russia for at least two years.
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He wanted to be a soldier. When he failed, he stalked his recruiter
At one point, Danley posted a message on Facebook directed to the recruiter stating, “im coming to get you.”
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Former Fort Sill National Guardsman sentenced in child pornography case
Derek Wayne Baldwin was sentenced to 300 months imprisonment.
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Chief Brown’s wife introduces initiative to focus attention on childcare and other top family issues
Sharene Brown, the wife of Air Force Chief of Staff Charles Q. Brown Jr., announced a new “Five & Thrive” initiative she hopes will keep the spotlight on quality of life issues.
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Fort Campbell soldier killed, another injured while training
The soldiers were struck by a vehicle at 2:30 a.m. during training.
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Top DoD official visits Hawaii base amid contaminated water crisis
Deputy Secretary of Defense Kathleen Hicks visited the Red Hill Bulk Fuel Storage Facility Dec. 14, speaking with military families and facility workers about the water issue.
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Security forces airmen step up anti-drone training after recent attacks in Iraq, Syria
CENTCOM’s commander said last year that threats from small drones are “the most concerning tactical development” since the rise of the improvised explosive device.
-
US F-16s head to Poland to strengthen NATO air policing mission
With rising tensions between Russia and Ukraine, NATO’s air policing efforts may become more necessary than ever.
-
Second drone strike in two days attempted on U.S.-led coalition in Iraq: report
No injuries were reported and no group has taken responsibility for the recent attacks.
-
Drones bound for base housing US troops shot down on anniversary of Soleimani assassination: report
According to Reuters, an unnamed U.S. official said the base’s defense system engaged “two fixed-wing suicide drones.”
-
State Department calls for release of detained Marine veterans amid rising Russia tensions
Marine veterans Paul Whelan and Trevor Reed have both been held in Russia for at least two years.
-
He wanted to be a soldier. When he failed, he stalked his recruiter
At one point, Danley posted a message on Facebook directed to the recruiter stating, “im coming to get you.”
-
Former Fort Sill National Guardsman sentenced in child pornography case
Derek Wayne Baldwin was sentenced to 300 months imprisonment.
-
Chief Brown’s wife introduces initiative to focus attention on childcare and other top family issues
Sharene Brown, the wife of Air Force Chief of Staff Charles Q. Brown Jr., announced a new “Five & Thrive” initiative she hopes will keep the spotlight on quality of life issues.
-
Fort Campbell soldier killed, another injured while training
The soldiers were struck by a vehicle at 2:30 a.m. during training.
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Top DoD official visits Hawaii base amid contaminated water crisis
Deputy Secretary of Defense Kathleen Hicks visited the Red Hill Bulk Fuel Storage Facility Dec. 14, speaking with military families and facility workers about the water issue.
