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Welcome to the new MilitaryTimes.com
We’ve updated our site to provide you with an enhanced user experience.
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Marines may add assistant squad leaders to infantry units
Marines may add assistant squad leaders to infantry units
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Japan’s Abe avoids controversial shrine as he marks World War II’s end
The Japanese prime minister did not go to the Yasukuni Shrine, which honors convicted war criminals among the war dead.
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World Series of Fighting wants vets for MMA fights, and it’s not too late to apply
The World Series of Fighting is seeking vets to tell their stories of how MMA has helped them reintegrate into life back at home.
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Army shooter misses Olympic final in 10-meter air rifle
Spc. Dan Lowe will have another shot at the podium Sunday.
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Military members can live stream Olympics coverage free
Active-duty troops and others authorized to shop in military exchanges will be able to watch NBC Olympics coverage.
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4 Kenyan-born U.S. Army runners represent their adopted country at Rio Games
These soldiers enlisted in the Army, earned U.S. citizenship and trained with the World Class Athlete Program and earned spots on the Team USA.
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U.S. says 6 airstrikes killed 14 civilians in Iraq and Syria
The U.S. military says an internal investigation shows that 14 civilians were killed and one civilian was wounded in six separate U.S. airstrikes in Iraq and Syria between July 2015 and April 2016.
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Thousands protest outside U.S. base in Turkey
There were reports that thousands of people protesting the U.S. military presence in Turkey had gathered outside the gates of the air base.
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American troops wounded fighting ISIS in Afghanistan as operations there grow
Five U.S. troops were wounded recently while fighting Islamic State militants in Afghanistan, the latest sign of an expanding U.S. mission in a war that just a few years ago appeared to be winding down.
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Welcome to the new MilitaryTimes.com
We’ve updated our site to provide you with an enhanced user experience.
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Marines may add assistant squad leaders to infantry units
Marines may add assistant squad leaders to infantry units
-
Japan’s Abe avoids controversial shrine as he marks World War II’s end
The Japanese prime minister did not go to the Yasukuni Shrine, which honors convicted war criminals among the war dead.
-
World Series of Fighting wants vets for MMA fights, and it’s not too late to apply
The World Series of Fighting is seeking vets to tell their stories of how MMA has helped them reintegrate into life back at home.
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Army shooter misses Olympic final in 10-meter air rifle
Spc. Dan Lowe will have another shot at the podium Sunday.
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Military members can live stream Olympics coverage free
Active-duty troops and others authorized to shop in military exchanges will be able to watch NBC Olympics coverage.
-
4 Kenyan-born U.S. Army runners represent their adopted country at Rio Games
These soldiers enlisted in the Army, earned U.S. citizenship and trained with the World Class Athlete Program and earned spots on the Team USA.
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U.S. says 6 airstrikes killed 14 civilians in Iraq and Syria
The U.S. military says an internal investigation shows that 14 civilians were killed and one civilian was wounded in six separate U.S. airstrikes in Iraq and Syria between July 2015 and April 2016.
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Thousands protest outside U.S. base in Turkey
There were reports that thousands of people protesting the U.S. military presence in Turkey had gathered outside the gates of the air base.
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American troops wounded fighting ISIS in Afghanistan as operations there grow
Five U.S. troops were wounded recently while fighting Islamic State militants in Afghanistan, the latest sign of an expanding U.S. mission in a war that just a few years ago appeared to be winding down.
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Welcome to the new MilitaryTimes.com
We’ve updated our site to provide you with an enhanced user experience.
-
Marines may add assistant squad leaders to infantry units
Marines may add assistant squad leaders to infantry units
-
Japan’s Abe avoids controversial shrine as he marks World War II’s end
The Japanese prime minister did not go to the Yasukuni Shrine, which honors convicted war criminals among the war dead.
-
World Series of Fighting wants vets for MMA fights, and it’s not too late to apply
The World Series of Fighting is seeking vets to tell their stories of how MMA has helped them reintegrate into life back at home.
-
Army shooter misses Olympic final in 10-meter air rifle
Spc. Dan Lowe will have another shot at the podium Sunday.
-
Military members can live stream Olympics coverage free
Active-duty troops and others authorized to shop in military exchanges will be able to watch NBC Olympics coverage.
-
4 Kenyan-born U.S. Army runners represent their adopted country at Rio Games
These soldiers enlisted in the Army, earned U.S. citizenship and trained with the World Class Athlete Program and earned spots on the Team USA.
-
U.S. says 6 airstrikes killed 14 civilians in Iraq and Syria
The U.S. military says an internal investigation shows that 14 civilians were killed and one civilian was wounded in six separate U.S. airstrikes in Iraq and Syria between July 2015 and April 2016.
-
Thousands protest outside U.S. base in Turkey
There were reports that thousands of people protesting the U.S. military presence in Turkey had gathered outside the gates of the air base.
-
American troops wounded fighting ISIS in Afghanistan as operations there grow
Five U.S. troops were wounded recently while fighting Islamic State militants in Afghanistan, the latest sign of an expanding U.S. mission in a war that just a few years ago appeared to be winding down.
