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Joint Base San Antonio moves troops after legionella found in plumbing
The service members at Liberty Barracks are all temporary residents undergoing treatment at Brooke Army Medical Center.
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Meta ordered to pay $175M for copying Green Beret veteran’s app
The parent company of Facebook was ordered to pay nearly $175 million in damages.
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Soldiers manning HIMARS head to Latvia for exercises
Army officials said the exercise shows they can send soldiers and long-range precision fires at a moment’s notice anywhere in Europe.
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US partner forces repel ISIS attack in Syria, Central Command says
Syrian Democratic Forces stopped an attack from occurring at a displaced persons camp in the Northeast of Syria on Tuesday.
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101st Airborne Division sends 500 troops to funeral for D-Day ‘legend’
Jim “Pee Wee” Martin’s funeral was attended by more than 500 soldiers of 101st Airborne Division, Martin’s unit during World War II.
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Military needs to do more to help naturalize noncitizens, report says
DoD policy changes, poorly completed procedures and a lack of available information all contributed to the decline.
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Army Chinooks once again take flight after fleet grounded in August
After an en masse grounding at the end of August, the Army said more Chinooks are cleared for missions and training each day.
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New Orleans nun kidnapped in Africa released with US military help
The U.S. military played a role in the release this week of an American nun taken hostage in April.
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US soldiers launch Javelin missiles in Japan for first time
Soldiers from the 11th Airborne Division out of Fort Wainwright, Alaska, started the opening day of exercises with training on Javelins.
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Gunships, artillery retaliate after 3 US troops hurt in Syria attacks
AH-64 Apache helicopters, AC-130 gunships and M777 artillery hit back against the purported militants.
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Joint Base San Antonio moves troops after legionella found in plumbing
The service members at Liberty Barracks are all temporary residents undergoing treatment at Brooke Army Medical Center.
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Meta ordered to pay $175M for copying Green Beret veteran’s app
The parent company of Facebook was ordered to pay nearly $175 million in damages.
-
Soldiers manning HIMARS head to Latvia for exercises
Army officials said the exercise shows they can send soldiers and long-range precision fires at a moment’s notice anywhere in Europe.
-
US partner forces repel ISIS attack in Syria, Central Command says
Syrian Democratic Forces stopped an attack from occurring at a displaced persons camp in the Northeast of Syria on Tuesday.
-
101st Airborne Division sends 500 troops to funeral for D-Day ‘legend’
Jim “Pee Wee” Martin’s funeral was attended by more than 500 soldiers of 101st Airborne Division, Martin’s unit during World War II.
-
Military needs to do more to help naturalize noncitizens, report says
DoD policy changes, poorly completed procedures and a lack of available information all contributed to the decline.
-
Army Chinooks once again take flight after fleet grounded in August
After an en masse grounding at the end of August, the Army said more Chinooks are cleared for missions and training each day.
-
New Orleans nun kidnapped in Africa released with US military help
The U.S. military played a role in the release this week of an American nun taken hostage in April.
-
US soldiers launch Javelin missiles in Japan for first time
Soldiers from the 11th Airborne Division out of Fort Wainwright, Alaska, started the opening day of exercises with training on Javelins.
-
Gunships, artillery retaliate after 3 US troops hurt in Syria attacks
AH-64 Apache helicopters, AC-130 gunships and M777 artillery hit back against the purported militants.
-
Joint Base San Antonio moves troops after legionella found in plumbing
The service members at Liberty Barracks are all temporary residents undergoing treatment at Brooke Army Medical Center.
-
Meta ordered to pay $175M for copying Green Beret veteran’s app
The parent company of Facebook was ordered to pay nearly $175 million in damages.
-
Soldiers manning HIMARS head to Latvia for exercises
Army officials said the exercise shows they can send soldiers and long-range precision fires at a moment’s notice anywhere in Europe.
-
US partner forces repel ISIS attack in Syria, Central Command says
Syrian Democratic Forces stopped an attack from occurring at a displaced persons camp in the Northeast of Syria on Tuesday.
-
101st Airborne Division sends 500 troops to funeral for D-Day ‘legend’
Jim “Pee Wee” Martin’s funeral was attended by more than 500 soldiers of 101st Airborne Division, Martin’s unit during World War II.
-
Military needs to do more to help naturalize noncitizens, report says
DoD policy changes, poorly completed procedures and a lack of available information all contributed to the decline.
-
Army Chinooks once again take flight after fleet grounded in August
After an en masse grounding at the end of August, the Army said more Chinooks are cleared for missions and training each day.
-
New Orleans nun kidnapped in Africa released with US military help
The U.S. military played a role in the release this week of an American nun taken hostage in April.
-
US soldiers launch Javelin missiles in Japan for first time
Soldiers from the 11th Airborne Division out of Fort Wainwright, Alaska, started the opening day of exercises with training on Javelins.
-
Gunships, artillery retaliate after 3 US troops hurt in Syria attacks
AH-64 Apache helicopters, AC-130 gunships and M777 artillery hit back against the purported militants.
