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Hundreds more National Guard troops activated to fight California wildfires
The fires have forced more than 200,000 people to flee.
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Trump lawyers request delay in Jan. 1 deadline for transgender military recruits
Lawyers ask that the court respond by Monday as the Pentagon prepares to meet terms of Jan. 1 deadline to accept new recruits.
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Pentagon prepares to accept transgender recruits by Jan. 1
Transgender military personnel await outcome of lawsuits, Pentagon and White House 2018 decisions to see if they will be allowed to continue serving.
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Pentagon now says 7,200 troops are in Iraq and Syria
The Pentagon is trying to downplay troop numbers for both countries.
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DoD failed to file hundreds of military criminal fingerprints with FBI
Of the 2,502 convictions between 2015 and 2016, the Defense Department failed to provide fingerprints in 601 cases.
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IG: Millions worth of border scanner equipment in Afghanistan unused
CENTCOM and IG said unused, broken equipment reflects lack of Afghan will and capacity to sustain U.S. reconstruction efforts.
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Mattis: Diplomacy hasn’t failed with North Korea
Despite most dangerous launch to date, US committed to diplomatic approach to stop North Korea missile program.
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AFRICOM says US soldiers did not kill Somali villagers
The Pentagon is looking into ways to refute claims raised by news reports of killing.
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North Korea’s highest missile test yet means they could hit Washington
Pentagon still assessing launch, said more details to come.
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26,000 US troops total in Iraq, Afghanistan and Syria, DoD reports
The actual figures, reported in a DOD database, reflect a much larger U.S. footprint than previously acknowledged.
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Hundreds more National Guard troops activated to fight California wildfires
The fires have forced more than 200,000 people to flee.
-
Trump lawyers request delay in Jan. 1 deadline for transgender military recruits
Lawyers ask that the court respond by Monday as the Pentagon prepares to meet terms of Jan. 1 deadline to accept new recruits.
-
Pentagon prepares to accept transgender recruits by Jan. 1
Transgender military personnel await outcome of lawsuits, Pentagon and White House 2018 decisions to see if they will be allowed to continue serving.
-
Pentagon now says 7,200 troops are in Iraq and Syria
The Pentagon is trying to downplay troop numbers for both countries.
-
DoD failed to file hundreds of military criminal fingerprints with FBI
Of the 2,502 convictions between 2015 and 2016, the Defense Department failed to provide fingerprints in 601 cases.
-
IG: Millions worth of border scanner equipment in Afghanistan unused
CENTCOM and IG said unused, broken equipment reflects lack of Afghan will and capacity to sustain U.S. reconstruction efforts.
-
Mattis: Diplomacy hasn’t failed with North Korea
Despite most dangerous launch to date, US committed to diplomatic approach to stop North Korea missile program.
-
AFRICOM says US soldiers did not kill Somali villagers
The Pentagon is looking into ways to refute claims raised by news reports of killing.
-
North Korea’s highest missile test yet means they could hit Washington
Pentagon still assessing launch, said more details to come.
-
26,000 US troops total in Iraq, Afghanistan and Syria, DoD reports
The actual figures, reported in a DOD database, reflect a much larger U.S. footprint than previously acknowledged.
-
Hundreds more National Guard troops activated to fight California wildfires
The fires have forced more than 200,000 people to flee.
-
Trump lawyers request delay in Jan. 1 deadline for transgender military recruits
Lawyers ask that the court respond by Monday as the Pentagon prepares to meet terms of Jan. 1 deadline to accept new recruits.
-
Pentagon prepares to accept transgender recruits by Jan. 1
Transgender military personnel await outcome of lawsuits, Pentagon and White House 2018 decisions to see if they will be allowed to continue serving.
-
Pentagon now says 7,200 troops are in Iraq and Syria
The Pentagon is trying to downplay troop numbers for both countries.
-
DoD failed to file hundreds of military criminal fingerprints with FBI
Of the 2,502 convictions between 2015 and 2016, the Defense Department failed to provide fingerprints in 601 cases.
-
IG: Millions worth of border scanner equipment in Afghanistan unused
CENTCOM and IG said unused, broken equipment reflects lack of Afghan will and capacity to sustain U.S. reconstruction efforts.
-
Mattis: Diplomacy hasn’t failed with North Korea
Despite most dangerous launch to date, US committed to diplomatic approach to stop North Korea missile program.
-
AFRICOM says US soldiers did not kill Somali villagers
The Pentagon is looking into ways to refute claims raised by news reports of killing.
-
North Korea’s highest missile test yet means they could hit Washington
Pentagon still assessing launch, said more details to come.
-
26,000 US troops total in Iraq, Afghanistan and Syria, DoD reports
The actual figures, reported in a DOD database, reflect a much larger U.S. footprint than previously acknowledged.
