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Pentagon extends border deployment for active duty troops through September
Active duty troops were first sent to the border in October 2018 to secure it from an arriving caravan of migrants.
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Flight data recorders likely found from 2 Marine Corps aircraft that crashed off Japan coast
Rescue teams had 30 days from the Dec. 6 crash to find the data recorders.
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The clash between Trump and his generals
A retired admiral explains why the president’s relationship with military leaders has turned sour.
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Circuit Court backs DoD’s transgender service policy
Court ruling is first setback to legal challenge to DoD transgender policy.
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Mattis’ two years at the Pentagon, in his own words
The secretary steered the Pentagon and forces through a tumultuous two years at DOD.
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As Afghanistan drawdown numbers swirl, Dunford cautions against ‘rumors’
U.S. officials confirmed last week that the Pentagon had begun to plan for the withdrawal of up to 7,000 troops from Afghanistan.
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Trump: No plans to name Mattis replacement soon
Trump announced Sunday that Shanahan would immediately replace Mattis.
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President Trump, first lady make surprise Iraq visit
It is the president’s first conflict zone trip since taking office.
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Court advances lawsuit from PTSD-affected Army veterans with ‘bad paper’ discharges
The Army lawsuit follows a similar Navy lawsuit last month; both seek to restore benefits to veterans.
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Pentagon extends border deployment for active duty troops through September
Active duty troops were first sent to the border in October 2018 to secure it from an arriving caravan of migrants.
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Flight data recorders likely found from 2 Marine Corps aircraft that crashed off Japan coast
Rescue teams had 30 days from the Dec. 6 crash to find the data recorders.
-
The clash between Trump and his generals
A retired admiral explains why the president’s relationship with military leaders has turned sour.
-
Circuit Court backs DoD’s transgender service policy
Court ruling is first setback to legal challenge to DoD transgender policy.
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Homeland Security asks for more DoD help at border
The current DHS request runs through Jan. 31.
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Mattis’ two years at the Pentagon, in his own words
The secretary steered the Pentagon and forces through a tumultuous two years at DOD.
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As Afghanistan drawdown numbers swirl, Dunford cautions against ‘rumors’
U.S. officials confirmed last week that the Pentagon had begun to plan for the withdrawal of up to 7,000 troops from Afghanistan.
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Trump: No plans to name Mattis replacement soon
Trump announced Sunday that Shanahan would immediately replace Mattis.
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President Trump, first lady make surprise Iraq visit
It is the president’s first conflict zone trip since taking office.
-
Court advances lawsuit from PTSD-affected Army veterans with ‘bad paper’ discharges
The Army lawsuit follows a similar Navy lawsuit last month; both seek to restore benefits to veterans.
-
Pentagon extends border deployment for active duty troops through September
Active duty troops were first sent to the border in October 2018 to secure it from an arriving caravan of migrants.
-
Flight data recorders likely found from 2 Marine Corps aircraft that crashed off Japan coast
Rescue teams had 30 days from the Dec. 6 crash to find the data recorders.
-
The clash between Trump and his generals
A retired admiral explains why the president’s relationship with military leaders has turned sour.
-
Circuit Court backs DoD’s transgender service policy
Court ruling is first setback to legal challenge to DoD transgender policy.
-
Homeland Security asks for more DoD help at border
The current DHS request runs through Jan. 31.
-
Mattis’ two years at the Pentagon, in his own words
The secretary steered the Pentagon and forces through a tumultuous two years at DOD.
-
As Afghanistan drawdown numbers swirl, Dunford cautions against ‘rumors’
U.S. officials confirmed last week that the Pentagon had begun to plan for the withdrawal of up to 7,000 troops from Afghanistan.
-
Trump: No plans to name Mattis replacement soon
Trump announced Sunday that Shanahan would immediately replace Mattis.
-
President Trump, first lady make surprise Iraq visit
It is the president’s first conflict zone trip since taking office.
-
Court advances lawsuit from PTSD-affected Army veterans with ‘bad paper’ discharges
The Army lawsuit follows a similar Navy lawsuit last month; both seek to restore benefits to veterans.
