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Less than half of the US bomber fleet is ready to ‘fight tonight’
Less than half of the bombers President Donald Trump would rely upon to be “locked and loaded” against North Korea could launch today if needed, according to the latest Air Force figures available.
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DoD: No orders to attack Venezuela
Trump took Pentagon by surprise by suggesting U.S. forces could intervene.
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It’s hard to measure the performance of the military’s 136 musical bands
The bands are coming under scrutiny as DOD meets Mattis’ directive to improve lethality.
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Mattis: North Korea nuke attack would result in ‘end of its regime’
Defense Secretary warns North Korea that it’s grossly overmatched in military power by U.S., and must stop the pursuit of nuclear weapons.
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First lawsuit filed on Trump transgender ban
The case argues the ban by Trump violates the Fifth Amendment.
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Super Hornet, Iranian drone nearly collide over carrier Nimitz
The pilot had to take evasive measures when the drone came within 100 feet of the Super Hornet over the central Persian Gulf.
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US sending up to 100 more Marines to Afghanistan
The additional forces will join Marines in Helmand but are not part of the Trump administration’s overall strategy for Afghanistan.
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DoD in talks with Japan on Osprey flights following crash
The U.S. is in talks with the government of Japan to address its concerns about the continued operation of U.S. MV-22 Ospreys over Japan following a crash Saturday in Australia.
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New policy: Military bases can shoot down trespassing drones
The DoD had pursued a policy to protect its installations from a sharp increase of overhead incursions from private UAVs.
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US puts boots on the ground in Yemen to attack AQAP
The joint UAE-US operation includes airstrikes and targets al-Qaida pockets in central Yemen.
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Less than half of the US bomber fleet is ready to ‘fight tonight’
Less than half of the bombers President Donald Trump would rely upon to be “locked and loaded” against North Korea could launch today if needed, according to the latest Air Force figures available.
-
DoD: No orders to attack Venezuela
Trump took Pentagon by surprise by suggesting U.S. forces could intervene.
-
It’s hard to measure the performance of the military’s 136 musical bands
The bands are coming under scrutiny as DOD meets Mattis’ directive to improve lethality.
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Mattis: North Korea nuke attack would result in ‘end of its regime’
Defense Secretary warns North Korea that it’s grossly overmatched in military power by U.S., and must stop the pursuit of nuclear weapons.
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First lawsuit filed on Trump transgender ban
The case argues the ban by Trump violates the Fifth Amendment.
-
Super Hornet, Iranian drone nearly collide over carrier Nimitz
The pilot had to take evasive measures when the drone came within 100 feet of the Super Hornet over the central Persian Gulf.
-
US sending up to 100 more Marines to Afghanistan
The additional forces will join Marines in Helmand but are not part of the Trump administration’s overall strategy for Afghanistan.
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DoD in talks with Japan on Osprey flights following crash
The U.S. is in talks with the government of Japan to address its concerns about the continued operation of U.S. MV-22 Ospreys over Japan following a crash Saturday in Australia.
-
New policy: Military bases can shoot down trespassing drones
The DoD had pursued a policy to protect its installations from a sharp increase of overhead incursions from private UAVs.
-
US puts boots on the ground in Yemen to attack AQAP
The joint UAE-US operation includes airstrikes and targets al-Qaida pockets in central Yemen.
-
Less than half of the US bomber fleet is ready to ‘fight tonight’
Less than half of the bombers President Donald Trump would rely upon to be “locked and loaded” against North Korea could launch today if needed, according to the latest Air Force figures available.
-
DoD: No orders to attack Venezuela
Trump took Pentagon by surprise by suggesting U.S. forces could intervene.
-
It’s hard to measure the performance of the military’s 136 musical bands
The bands are coming under scrutiny as DOD meets Mattis’ directive to improve lethality.
-
Mattis: North Korea nuke attack would result in ‘end of its regime’
Defense Secretary warns North Korea that it’s grossly overmatched in military power by U.S., and must stop the pursuit of nuclear weapons.
-
First lawsuit filed on Trump transgender ban
The case argues the ban by Trump violates the Fifth Amendment.
-
Super Hornet, Iranian drone nearly collide over carrier Nimitz
The pilot had to take evasive measures when the drone came within 100 feet of the Super Hornet over the central Persian Gulf.
-
US sending up to 100 more Marines to Afghanistan
The additional forces will join Marines in Helmand but are not part of the Trump administration’s overall strategy for Afghanistan.
-
DoD in talks with Japan on Osprey flights following crash
The U.S. is in talks with the government of Japan to address its concerns about the continued operation of U.S. MV-22 Ospreys over Japan following a crash Saturday in Australia.
-
New policy: Military bases can shoot down trespassing drones
The DoD had pursued a policy to protect its installations from a sharp increase of overhead incursions from private UAVs.
-
US puts boots on the ground in Yemen to attack AQAP
The joint UAE-US operation includes airstrikes and targets al-Qaida pockets in central Yemen.
