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Iraqi commander: Fallujah ‘fully liberated’ from ISIS
A senior Iraqi commander declared that the city of Fallujah was “fully liberated” from Islamic State group militants on Sunday, after a more than monthlong military operation.
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Breakthrough in blast-related brain injures reveals microscopic scarring
Gifts from the families of a 45-year-old military retiree and seven other Iraq and Afghanistan combat veterans have provided significant clues in the understanding of blast-related brain trauma and, perhaps, post-traumatic stress.
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JAG officer alleges SCRA mortgage loan violations in lawsuit
Attorneys seek class action status, estimating thousands of other service members may be affected.
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Carter hits Russia for attacking U.S.-backed Syrian rebels
Defense Secretary Ash Carter on Friday criticized Russia for bombing U.S.-backed rebel forces in Syria that he said were fighting the Islamic State group.
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‘Private label’ commissary-brand groceries are one step closer to shelves
Commissary officials plan to start a new comprehensive private label program Oct. 1, according to documents obtained by Military Times.
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Russian FM: U.S. spares al-Qaida’s branch to topple Assad
Russia’s foreign minister said Thursday that he believes the U.S. may hope to use al-Qaida’s branch in Syria to unseat Syrian President Bashar Assad’s government.
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McCain: Obama ‘directly responsible’ for Orlando shooting
Republican Sen. John McCain said Thursday that President Barack Obama is “directly responsible” for the mass shooting in Orlando, Florida, because of the rise of the Islamic State group on the president’s watch.
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Intel suggests war on ISIS has limited impact
Pentagon spokesman Peter Cook said the military’s effort is necessary but cannot defeat the Islamic State group alone.
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Hacker pleads guilty in first case of cyber terrorism
A 20-year-old Kosovar hacker pleaded guilty in U.S. federal court on June 15 to providing material support to the Islamic State terrorist group by hacking into a U.S. company’s networks and releasing names, address and financial information on hundreds of government employees and active military personnel.
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Senate OKs mega military policy bill. See how your lawmakers voted
The Senate on Tuesday easily passed its version of the National Defense Authorization Act, by a vote of 85-13.
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Iraqi commander: Fallujah ‘fully liberated’ from ISIS
A senior Iraqi commander declared that the city of Fallujah was “fully liberated” from Islamic State group militants on Sunday, after a more than monthlong military operation.
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Breakthrough in blast-related brain injures reveals microscopic scarring
Gifts from the families of a 45-year-old military retiree and seven other Iraq and Afghanistan combat veterans have provided significant clues in the understanding of blast-related brain trauma and, perhaps, post-traumatic stress.
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JAG officer alleges SCRA mortgage loan violations in lawsuit
Attorneys seek class action status, estimating thousands of other service members may be affected.
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Carter hits Russia for attacking U.S.-backed Syrian rebels
Defense Secretary Ash Carter on Friday criticized Russia for bombing U.S.-backed rebel forces in Syria that he said were fighting the Islamic State group.
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‘Private label’ commissary-brand groceries are one step closer to shelves
Commissary officials plan to start a new comprehensive private label program Oct. 1, according to documents obtained by Military Times.
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Russian FM: U.S. spares al-Qaida’s branch to topple Assad
Russia’s foreign minister said Thursday that he believes the U.S. may hope to use al-Qaida’s branch in Syria to unseat Syrian President Bashar Assad’s government.
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McCain: Obama ‘directly responsible’ for Orlando shooting
Republican Sen. John McCain said Thursday that President Barack Obama is “directly responsible” for the mass shooting in Orlando, Florida, because of the rise of the Islamic State group on the president’s watch.
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Intel suggests war on ISIS has limited impact
Pentagon spokesman Peter Cook said the military’s effort is necessary but cannot defeat the Islamic State group alone.
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Hacker pleads guilty in first case of cyber terrorism
A 20-year-old Kosovar hacker pleaded guilty in U.S. federal court on June 15 to providing material support to the Islamic State terrorist group by hacking into a U.S. company’s networks and releasing names, address and financial information on hundreds of government employees and active military personnel.
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Senate OKs mega military policy bill. See how your lawmakers voted
The Senate on Tuesday easily passed its version of the National Defense Authorization Act, by a vote of 85-13.
-
Iraqi commander: Fallujah ‘fully liberated’ from ISIS
A senior Iraqi commander declared that the city of Fallujah was “fully liberated” from Islamic State group militants on Sunday, after a more than monthlong military operation.
-
Breakthrough in blast-related brain injures reveals microscopic scarring
Gifts from the families of a 45-year-old military retiree and seven other Iraq and Afghanistan combat veterans have provided significant clues in the understanding of blast-related brain trauma and, perhaps, post-traumatic stress.
-
JAG officer alleges SCRA mortgage loan violations in lawsuit
Attorneys seek class action status, estimating thousands of other service members may be affected.
-
Carter hits Russia for attacking U.S.-backed Syrian rebels
Defense Secretary Ash Carter on Friday criticized Russia for bombing U.S.-backed rebel forces in Syria that he said were fighting the Islamic State group.
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‘Private label’ commissary-brand groceries are one step closer to shelves
Commissary officials plan to start a new comprehensive private label program Oct. 1, according to documents obtained by Military Times.
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Russian FM: U.S. spares al-Qaida’s branch to topple Assad
Russia’s foreign minister said Thursday that he believes the U.S. may hope to use al-Qaida’s branch in Syria to unseat Syrian President Bashar Assad’s government.
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McCain: Obama ‘directly responsible’ for Orlando shooting
Republican Sen. John McCain said Thursday that President Barack Obama is “directly responsible” for the mass shooting in Orlando, Florida, because of the rise of the Islamic State group on the president’s watch.
-
Intel suggests war on ISIS has limited impact
Pentagon spokesman Peter Cook said the military’s effort is necessary but cannot defeat the Islamic State group alone.
-
Hacker pleads guilty in first case of cyber terrorism
A 20-year-old Kosovar hacker pleaded guilty in U.S. federal court on June 15 to providing material support to the Islamic State terrorist group by hacking into a U.S. company’s networks and releasing names, address and financial information on hundreds of government employees and active military personnel.
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Senate OKs mega military policy bill. See how your lawmakers voted
The Senate on Tuesday easily passed its version of the National Defense Authorization Act, by a vote of 85-13.
