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With 11th trip, Austin works to cement legacy in Indo-Pacific
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has made the second-most trips to the Indo-Pacific region of any secretary this century.
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What did the US military’s Gaza aid pier actually accomplish?
The pier’s mission ended last week, and its clearest legacy is what wasn’t possible, analysts say.
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Iranian proxies attack US base in Iraq for the first time in months
No U.S. injuries were reported in Tuesday’s attack on al-Asad Air Base in western Iraq, the Pentagon said. But it’s the first such attack since April.
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Military burn pit exposure not tracked properly, DOD watchdog warns
A new report looks at burn pits not created by U.S. personnel that are near military sites.
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F-16s to be ‘flying in the skies of Ukraine this summer,’ US says
However, one analyst says this news doesn’t necessarily mean the jets are ready for combat.
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Pentagon head speaks with Russian counterpart for first time in a year
During the call, the two discussed “maintaining lines of communication” a day after Russia promised retaliation for a Ukrainian strike on Crimea.
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Pentagon’s contracting speed lane sometimes no faster, says watchdog
The “middle-tier acquisition” pathway is running into some of the same issues affecting the Pentagon’s regular contracting process, a report found.
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‘Heaven and earth’: Biden speech revives legend of Pointe du Hoc
The president’s speech urged Americans to look after democracy, 40 years after Ronald Reagan gave a similar address.
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US Air Force issues $409 million award for long-sought Pacific airfield
The project on Tinian, part of a U.S. territory north of Guam, is among projects military leaders hope will make American forces harder to target.
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US leaders promise security for Gaza dock mission amid threat concerns
Gen. CQ Brown said military leaders are working closely with Israeli forces to ensure U.S. troops are kept safe during their humanitarian mission in Gaza.
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With 11th trip, Austin works to cement legacy in Indo-Pacific
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has made the second-most trips to the Indo-Pacific region of any secretary this century.
-
What did the US military’s Gaza aid pier actually accomplish?
The pier’s mission ended last week, and its clearest legacy is what wasn’t possible, analysts say.
-
Iranian proxies attack US base in Iraq for the first time in months
No U.S. injuries were reported in Tuesday’s attack on al-Asad Air Base in western Iraq, the Pentagon said. But it’s the first such attack since April.
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Military burn pit exposure not tracked properly, DOD watchdog warns
A new report looks at burn pits not created by U.S. personnel that are near military sites.
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F-16s to be ‘flying in the skies of Ukraine this summer,’ US says
However, one analyst says this news doesn’t necessarily mean the jets are ready for combat.
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Pentagon head speaks with Russian counterpart for first time in a year
During the call, the two discussed “maintaining lines of communication” a day after Russia promised retaliation for a Ukrainian strike on Crimea.
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Pentagon’s contracting speed lane sometimes no faster, says watchdog
The “middle-tier acquisition” pathway is running into some of the same issues affecting the Pentagon’s regular contracting process, a report found.
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‘Heaven and earth’: Biden speech revives legend of Pointe du Hoc
The president’s speech urged Americans to look after democracy, 40 years after Ronald Reagan gave a similar address.
-
US Air Force issues $409 million award for long-sought Pacific airfield
The project on Tinian, part of a U.S. territory north of Guam, is among projects military leaders hope will make American forces harder to target.
-
US leaders promise security for Gaza dock mission amid threat concerns
Gen. CQ Brown said military leaders are working closely with Israeli forces to ensure U.S. troops are kept safe during their humanitarian mission in Gaza.
-
With 11th trip, Austin works to cement legacy in Indo-Pacific
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has made the second-most trips to the Indo-Pacific region of any secretary this century.
-
What did the US military’s Gaza aid pier actually accomplish?
The pier’s mission ended last week, and its clearest legacy is what wasn’t possible, analysts say.
-
Iranian proxies attack US base in Iraq for the first time in months
No U.S. injuries were reported in Tuesday’s attack on al-Asad Air Base in western Iraq, the Pentagon said. But it’s the first such attack since April.
-
Military burn pit exposure not tracked properly, DOD watchdog warns
A new report looks at burn pits not created by U.S. personnel that are near military sites.
-
F-16s to be ‘flying in the skies of Ukraine this summer,’ US says
However, one analyst says this news doesn’t necessarily mean the jets are ready for combat.
-
Pentagon head speaks with Russian counterpart for first time in a year
During the call, the two discussed “maintaining lines of communication” a day after Russia promised retaliation for a Ukrainian strike on Crimea.
-
Pentagon’s contracting speed lane sometimes no faster, says watchdog
The “middle-tier acquisition” pathway is running into some of the same issues affecting the Pentagon’s regular contracting process, a report found.
-
‘Heaven and earth’: Biden speech revives legend of Pointe du Hoc
The president’s speech urged Americans to look after democracy, 40 years after Ronald Reagan gave a similar address.
-
US Air Force issues $409 million award for long-sought Pacific airfield
The project on Tinian, part of a U.S. territory north of Guam, is among projects military leaders hope will make American forces harder to target.
-
US leaders promise security for Gaza dock mission amid threat concerns
Gen. CQ Brown said military leaders are working closely with Israeli forces to ensure U.S. troops are kept safe during their humanitarian mission in Gaza.
