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Op-Ed: An Assessment of the Islamic State in 2018
The rollback of territory under its control has not destroyed ISIS, but caused it to revert to its roots as an insurgency.
Families of Fallen Carry On Tradition of Resilience on Memorial Day
Being a member of a surviving family is not a distinction anyone chooses. Joining the club requires a terrible sacrifice.
School Shooting Solution: Help Those Who Are Hurting
"School shootings will continue so long as we do nothing to address the emotional turmoil some students endure ."
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Military Options Ready to Stop Iran Developing Nuclear Weapons: Mattis
The SecDef said diplomacy is his first choice, but "we are always updating those plans" for the military option.
Fighter Jet Work in Missouri Part of Pentagon's $700B Budget
An old F/A-18 Super Hornet is being refurbished at a hangar at Boeing's headquarters.
Pentagon Overspends $16 Million for Electric Breast Pumps: IG Report
An electric breast pump goes for $192 in stores; the Pentagon pays $1,400.
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Turkish, US Military Officials Agree on Plan for Syrian Town
Turkey's military said that Turkish and U.S. officials meeting in Germany reached an agreement on the Syrian town of Manbij.
Op-Ed: An Assessment of the Islamic State in 2018
The rollback of territory under its control has not destroyed ISIS, but caused it to revert to its roots as an insurgency.
US Says It Will Intensify Fight Against ISIS in Afghanistan
The U.S. will intensify combat against the ISIS affiliate in Afghanistan during Kabul's halt to attacks on the Taliban.
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Fort Bragg Army Spouse Faces Deportation
An Army spouse is awaiting possible deportation at a Georgia holding facility after being detained as an illegal immigrant.
Michigan Principal Apologizes for Marine Uniform Comments
A high school principal has apologized to two graduates whom he had chastised for wearing their Marine dress uniforms.
This Heavy-Duty 'Milk Stool' May Save the Air Force Millions
The Air Force Research Laboratory's JFWORX is re-engineering the current milk stool into a 30-pound aluminum version
These 5 Military Bases Are So Bad, They Should Count as a Deployment
Sometimes you end up drawing the short straw when it comes to military assignment locations.
Pompeo Meets Top US General in Korea to Explain Exercise Freeze
The freeze on exercises was not included in the joint declaration by Trump and Kim Jong Un after the summit.
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Landstuhl Hospital Commander Reinstated after Investigation
An investigation determined that all of the complaints against Col. Timothy Hudson were baseless.
New Artillery Doubles Attack Range, Outguns Russians
The Extended Range Cannon Artillery weapon is designed to hit ranges greater than 70 kilometers.
Army Seeks 'Highly Qualified' Retirees to Fill Recruiter, Instructor Roles
The Army is seeking former recruiters and enlisted instructors in the grades of staff sergeant and sergeant first class.
Navy News
Navy's Top Enlisted Leader Investigated over Hostile Leadership Claims
The master chief petty officer of the Navy is taking heat after allegations surfaced he was verbally abusive to subordinates.
Package at Kitsap Naval Base Not Explosive Threat
Experts have determined that a package left inside the gate of the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard is not an explosive threat.
Ex-US Navy Man Sentenced for Taking Classified Information
A former member of the U.S. Navy has been sentenced to prison for illegally keeping classified national defense information.
Air Force News
AFSOC Surgical Team Wants Blood Warmers to Save Lives Downrange
More efficient blood warmers are a solution the AFSOC teams hope they can soon procure for their makeshift trauma rooms.
Air Force Reserve Kicks Out Recruit After Racist Video Surfaces
The Air Force Reserve is kicking out a recruit after a video surfaced of her allegedly displaying racist behavior.
Fired CO of Unit That Lost Grenades, Machine Gun to Head AFSOC Security
Col. Beers has been assigned as chief of the installations division under the Logistics directorate at AFSOC headquarters.
Marine Corps News
Former Marine Sentenced to 51 Years for Killing Army Reservist
In what was expected to be a routine sentencing Friday, the defendant wanted to change his plea to not guilty.
New Marine Corps Leave Policy May Offer Tough Choice to Parents
The new policy may create incentives for birth mothers in uniform to designate themselves as secondary caregivers.
After Glitch, Marine Rifles Passing Safety Check; Army Results Mixed
Marine Corps M16 rifles and M4 carbines are passing a new safety check designed to catch a potentially dangerous glitch.
Coast Guard News
Coast Guard Unloads More Than 2,000 Pounds of Marijuana in Key West
A Key West-based U.S. Coast Guard cutter took in a large haul of marijuana during a maritime bust in March.
Lawmakers Ask Coast Guard Academy for Update on Addressing Inequities
Connecticut lawmakers are asking the head of the Coast Guard how the service plans to address "racial disparities."
Coast Guard Veteran Dedicates 43 Years to Keeping Mariners Safe
One fateful evening in 1974, Bob Trainor heard a U.S. Coast Guard radio ad that would change his life.