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Iraq takes security measures following mysterious blasts
Iraq on Thursday banned unauthorized flights and ordered all military camps and munitions warehouses to be moved outside Iraqi cities following a massive explosion at a munitions depot southwest of Baghdad that killed one civilian and wounded 13 earlier this week.
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Plans for a new base closing round may be running out of time: Report
A think tank analysis warns that if the Pentagon can’t get support for the idea next year, it may be a long wait for the next opportunity.
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MDA director fights THAAD transfer to Army | Defense News Minute, August 15, 2019
The U.S. Missile Defense Agency director is against the transfer of the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense System to the Army.
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Tension between South Korea and Japan could hurt US goals in the Pacific — and China is watching
Social and economic tensions between the two Asian neighbors could boil over and impact a key intelligence sharing arrangement, endangering America’s long-term strategy in the region.
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Gate runner at Andersen AFB shot dead after attacking, stabbing security forces
The suspect crashed his vehicle while trying to force his way through the gate, abandoned his vehicle, and fled into the jungle, Andersen said.
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From D-Day to Nazi defeat: Marking World War II milestones
After D-Day, U.S. troops took part in another major but often overlooked operation that is commemorated this week.
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US blocks release of Iranian tanker held at Gibraltar
Britain’s Foreign Office said in a statement that the “investigations conducted around the Grace 1 are a matter for the government of Gibraltar” and that it couldn’t comment further.
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Marines will be getting these ‘tacticool’ over-the-ear headsets
Artillery and recon Marines are getting the first order of INVISIO’s T5 headsets.
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US: Taiwan defense spending to rise with China threat
President Tsai Ing-wen continues to drive to develop domestic training jets, submarines and other weapons technology, supplementing arms bought from the U.S.
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Iraq takes security measures following mysterious blasts
Iraq on Thursday banned unauthorized flights and ordered all military camps and munitions warehouses to be moved outside Iraqi cities following a massive explosion at a munitions depot southwest of Baghdad that killed one civilian and wounded 13 earlier this week.
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Plans for a new base closing round may be running out of time: Report
A think tank analysis warns that if the Pentagon can’t get support for the idea next year, it may be a long wait for the next opportunity.
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Coasties’ Catalina cannabis catch valued at $1 million
Baywatch was there with the assist, too.
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MDA director fights THAAD transfer to Army | Defense News Minute, August 15, 2019
The U.S. Missile Defense Agency director is against the transfer of the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense System to the Army.
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Tension between South Korea and Japan could hurt US goals in the Pacific — and China is watching
Social and economic tensions between the two Asian neighbors could boil over and impact a key intelligence sharing arrangement, endangering America’s long-term strategy in the region.
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Gate runner at Andersen AFB shot dead after attacking, stabbing security forces
The suspect crashed his vehicle while trying to force his way through the gate, abandoned his vehicle, and fled into the jungle, Andersen said.
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From D-Day to Nazi defeat: Marking World War II milestones
After D-Day, U.S. troops took part in another major but often overlooked operation that is commemorated this week.
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US blocks release of Iranian tanker held at Gibraltar
Britain’s Foreign Office said in a statement that the “investigations conducted around the Grace 1 are a matter for the government of Gibraltar” and that it couldn’t comment further.
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Marines will be getting these ‘tacticool’ over-the-ear headsets
Artillery and recon Marines are getting the first order of INVISIO’s T5 headsets.
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US: Taiwan defense spending to rise with China threat
President Tsai Ing-wen continues to drive to develop domestic training jets, submarines and other weapons technology, supplementing arms bought from the U.S.
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Iraq takes security measures following mysterious blasts
Iraq on Thursday banned unauthorized flights and ordered all military camps and munitions warehouses to be moved outside Iraqi cities following a massive explosion at a munitions depot southwest of Baghdad that killed one civilian and wounded 13 earlier this week.
-
Plans for a new base closing round may be running out of time: Report
A think tank analysis warns that if the Pentagon can’t get support for the idea next year, it may be a long wait for the next opportunity.
-
Coasties’ Catalina cannabis catch valued at $1 million
Baywatch was there with the assist, too.
-
MDA director fights THAAD transfer to Army | Defense News Minute, August 15, 2019
The U.S. Missile Defense Agency director is against the transfer of the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense System to the Army.
-
Tension between South Korea and Japan could hurt US goals in the Pacific — and China is watching
Social and economic tensions between the two Asian neighbors could boil over and impact a key intelligence sharing arrangement, endangering America’s long-term strategy in the region.
-
Gate runner at Andersen AFB shot dead after attacking, stabbing security forces
The suspect crashed his vehicle while trying to force his way through the gate, abandoned his vehicle, and fled into the jungle, Andersen said.
-
From D-Day to Nazi defeat: Marking World War II milestones
After D-Day, U.S. troops took part in another major but often overlooked operation that is commemorated this week.
-
US blocks release of Iranian tanker held at Gibraltar
Britain’s Foreign Office said in a statement that the “investigations conducted around the Grace 1 are a matter for the government of Gibraltar” and that it couldn’t comment further.
-
Marines will be getting these ‘tacticool’ over-the-ear headsets
Artillery and recon Marines are getting the first order of INVISIO’s T5 headsets.
-
US: Taiwan defense spending to rise with China threat
President Tsai Ing-wen continues to drive to develop domestic training jets, submarines and other weapons technology, supplementing arms bought from the U.S.
