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DoD needs better suicide prevention, study finds
Service members at risk of suicide not getting the help they need, report finds.
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After North Korea ICBM test, US Navy tests new missile defense radar
The U.S. Navy successfully tested the missile defense and radar system for the Flight III Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyers.
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Navy’s stealthy Combatant Craft Assault boats operating in Middle Eastern waters
U.S. Special Operations are reportedly operating the Navy’s stealthy Combatant Craft Assault boats in Middle Eastern waters.
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Two sailors charged with arson for Virginia Beach fire
Two aircraft carrier George Washington sailors have been charged with arson.
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Blackwater founder wants to boost the Afghan air war with his private air force
Erik Prince, the former CEO of the private military company formerly known as Blackwater, wants to run the Afghan air war with a private air force capable of intelligence collection and close-air support, according to a recent proposal submitted to the Afghan government.
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Defiant Coast Guard four-star vows to keep transgender service members
Adm. Paul Zukunft sent a clear message while speaking at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, reaffirming his commitment to transgender Coast Guardsmen.
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Pilot who shot down Syrian jet speaks
Lt. Cmdr. Michael Tremel spoke to media aboard the carrier George H. W. Bush, where he is assigned to Strike Fighter Squadron 87.
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U.S. should consider a formal op to combat ISIS in the Philippines, says Gen. Paul Selva
The vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff said the U.S. should consider restarting a formal military operation to combat the rise and influence of the Islamic State in the Philippines.
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Marine Corps Gen. Joseph Dunford awarded France’s Legion of Honor
Gen. Joseph Dunford was awarded France’s highest order of merit during a ceremony Thursday.
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Marines, sailor killed in Mississippi crash identified
Their KC-130T went down Monday. None survived.
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DoD needs better suicide prevention, study finds
Service members at risk of suicide not getting the help they need, report finds.
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After North Korea ICBM test, US Navy tests new missile defense radar
The U.S. Navy successfully tested the missile defense and radar system for the Flight III Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyers.
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Navy’s stealthy Combatant Craft Assault boats operating in Middle Eastern waters
U.S. Special Operations are reportedly operating the Navy’s stealthy Combatant Craft Assault boats in Middle Eastern waters.
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Two sailors charged with arson for Virginia Beach fire
Two aircraft carrier George Washington sailors have been charged with arson.
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Blackwater founder wants to boost the Afghan air war with his private air force
Erik Prince, the former CEO of the private military company formerly known as Blackwater, wants to run the Afghan air war with a private air force capable of intelligence collection and close-air support, according to a recent proposal submitted to the Afghan government.
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Defiant Coast Guard four-star vows to keep transgender service members
Adm. Paul Zukunft sent a clear message while speaking at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, reaffirming his commitment to transgender Coast Guardsmen.
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Pilot who shot down Syrian jet speaks
Lt. Cmdr. Michael Tremel spoke to media aboard the carrier George H. W. Bush, where he is assigned to Strike Fighter Squadron 87.
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U.S. should consider a formal op to combat ISIS in the Philippines, says Gen. Paul Selva
The vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff said the U.S. should consider restarting a formal military operation to combat the rise and influence of the Islamic State in the Philippines.
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Marine Corps Gen. Joseph Dunford awarded France’s Legion of Honor
Gen. Joseph Dunford was awarded France’s highest order of merit during a ceremony Thursday.
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Marines, sailor killed in Mississippi crash identified
Their KC-130T went down Monday. None survived.
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DoD needs better suicide prevention, study finds
Service members at risk of suicide not getting the help they need, report finds.
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After North Korea ICBM test, US Navy tests new missile defense radar
The U.S. Navy successfully tested the missile defense and radar system for the Flight III Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyers.
-
Navy’s stealthy Combatant Craft Assault boats operating in Middle Eastern waters
U.S. Special Operations are reportedly operating the Navy’s stealthy Combatant Craft Assault boats in Middle Eastern waters.
-
Two sailors charged with arson for Virginia Beach fire
Two aircraft carrier George Washington sailors have been charged with arson.
-
Blackwater founder wants to boost the Afghan air war with his private air force
Erik Prince, the former CEO of the private military company formerly known as Blackwater, wants to run the Afghan air war with a private air force capable of intelligence collection and close-air support, according to a recent proposal submitted to the Afghan government.
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Defiant Coast Guard four-star vows to keep transgender service members
Adm. Paul Zukunft sent a clear message while speaking at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, reaffirming his commitment to transgender Coast Guardsmen.
-
Pilot who shot down Syrian jet speaks
Lt. Cmdr. Michael Tremel spoke to media aboard the carrier George H. W. Bush, where he is assigned to Strike Fighter Squadron 87.
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U.S. should consider a formal op to combat ISIS in the Philippines, says Gen. Paul Selva
The vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff said the U.S. should consider restarting a formal military operation to combat the rise and influence of the Islamic State in the Philippines.
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Marine Corps Gen. Joseph Dunford awarded France’s Legion of Honor
Gen. Joseph Dunford was awarded France’s highest order of merit during a ceremony Thursday.
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Marines, sailor killed in Mississippi crash identified
Their KC-130T went down Monday. None survived.
