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Special ops wing boss defended female trainee under fire in memo to airmen
“The community is rightly concerned and would like to be reassured that standards are maintained,” 24th Special Operations Wing commander Col. Jason Daniels wrote in the Jan. 10 memo.
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Woman who quit Air Force commando course questioned ‘highly suspicious’ lower standards
“The change in standards invalidated me with a majority of my team,” the female special tactics officer candidate wrote in April 2021.
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Air Force accused of pushing woman through elite commando training after she quit, spurring investigation
The claims are incorrect or missing important context, said Lt. Gen. Jim Slife, the head of Air Force Special Operations Command. But he has called for the service’s inspector general to investigate.
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Army interrogation manual needs revisions to prevent torture, advocates warn
Advocates want an Army interrogation manual’s list of prohibited actions expanded to include all of the CIA’s “enhanced interrogation techniques.”
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Retired Ranger Col. Ralph Puckett, 94, to receive Medal of Honor for Korean War battle
The battle for Hill 205 was part of a counteroffensive that marked the Chinese entrance into the Korean War, destroyed the Eighth Army’s right flank and triggered a massive U.S. retreat.
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Air Force JTACS training Syrians to help call in helo airstrikes raises questions
Syrian Democratic Forces aren’t quite learning to be JTACs, but they’ve been getting some training.
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National Guard says it inspected vendor kitchens after allegations of poorly prepared meals in DC
About 50 of the 26,000 National Guard troops deployed to the U.S. Capitol have been treated for gastrointestinal complaints since the start of their mission two months ago.
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Iraqis, Syrians still rely on coalition airpower as troop levels wane
Coalition aircraft conducted dozens of airstrikes and provided aerial intelligence gathering in both countries during the final months of 2020.
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Drones are biggest tactical concern since the rise of IEDs in Iraq, CENTCOM boss says
Videos from battlefields in Iraq, Syria and Ukraine show the havoc that small drones bring to unsuspecting ground forces.
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Army Guardsman, first known service member, arrested after Capitol riot
“Lol to anyone who’s possibly concerned about the picture of me going around … Not like I did anything illegal,” the Guardsman said in a social media post.
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Special ops wing boss defended female trainee under fire in memo to airmen
“The community is rightly concerned and would like to be reassured that standards are maintained,” 24th Special Operations Wing commander Col. Jason Daniels wrote in the Jan. 10 memo.
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Woman who quit Air Force commando course questioned ‘highly suspicious’ lower standards
“The change in standards invalidated me with a majority of my team,” the female special tactics officer candidate wrote in April 2021.
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Air Force accused of pushing woman through elite commando training after she quit, spurring investigation
The claims are incorrect or missing important context, said Lt. Gen. Jim Slife, the head of Air Force Special Operations Command. But he has called for the service’s inspector general to investigate.
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Army interrogation manual needs revisions to prevent torture, advocates warn
Advocates want an Army interrogation manual’s list of prohibited actions expanded to include all of the CIA’s “enhanced interrogation techniques.”
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Retired Ranger Col. Ralph Puckett, 94, to receive Medal of Honor for Korean War battle
The battle for Hill 205 was part of a counteroffensive that marked the Chinese entrance into the Korean War, destroyed the Eighth Army’s right flank and triggered a massive U.S. retreat.
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Air Force JTACS training Syrians to help call in helo airstrikes raises questions
Syrian Democratic Forces aren’t quite learning to be JTACs, but they’ve been getting some training.
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National Guard says it inspected vendor kitchens after allegations of poorly prepared meals in DC
About 50 of the 26,000 National Guard troops deployed to the U.S. Capitol have been treated for gastrointestinal complaints since the start of their mission two months ago.
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Iraqis, Syrians still rely on coalition airpower as troop levels wane
Coalition aircraft conducted dozens of airstrikes and provided aerial intelligence gathering in both countries during the final months of 2020.
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Drones are biggest tactical concern since the rise of IEDs in Iraq, CENTCOM boss says
Videos from battlefields in Iraq, Syria and Ukraine show the havoc that small drones bring to unsuspecting ground forces.
-
Army Guardsman, first known service member, arrested after Capitol riot
“Lol to anyone who’s possibly concerned about the picture of me going around … Not like I did anything illegal,” the Guardsman said in a social media post.
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Special ops wing boss defended female trainee under fire in memo to airmen
“The community is rightly concerned and would like to be reassured that standards are maintained,” 24th Special Operations Wing commander Col. Jason Daniels wrote in the Jan. 10 memo.
-
Woman who quit Air Force commando course questioned ‘highly suspicious’ lower standards
“The change in standards invalidated me with a majority of my team,” the female special tactics officer candidate wrote in April 2021.
-
Air Force accused of pushing woman through elite commando training after she quit, spurring investigation
The claims are incorrect or missing important context, said Lt. Gen. Jim Slife, the head of Air Force Special Operations Command. But he has called for the service’s inspector general to investigate.
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Army interrogation manual needs revisions to prevent torture, advocates warn
Advocates want an Army interrogation manual’s list of prohibited actions expanded to include all of the CIA’s “enhanced interrogation techniques.”
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Retired Ranger Col. Ralph Puckett, 94, to receive Medal of Honor for Korean War battle
The battle for Hill 205 was part of a counteroffensive that marked the Chinese entrance into the Korean War, destroyed the Eighth Army’s right flank and triggered a massive U.S. retreat.
-
Air Force JTACS training Syrians to help call in helo airstrikes raises questions
Syrian Democratic Forces aren’t quite learning to be JTACs, but they’ve been getting some training.
-
National Guard says it inspected vendor kitchens after allegations of poorly prepared meals in DC
About 50 of the 26,000 National Guard troops deployed to the U.S. Capitol have been treated for gastrointestinal complaints since the start of their mission two months ago.
-
Iraqis, Syrians still rely on coalition airpower as troop levels wane
Coalition aircraft conducted dozens of airstrikes and provided aerial intelligence gathering in both countries during the final months of 2020.
-
Drones are biggest tactical concern since the rise of IEDs in Iraq, CENTCOM boss says
Videos from battlefields in Iraq, Syria and Ukraine show the havoc that small drones bring to unsuspecting ground forces.
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Army Guardsman, first known service member, arrested after Capitol riot
“Lol to anyone who’s possibly concerned about the picture of me going around … Not like I did anything illegal,” the Guardsman said in a social media post.
