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Op-Ed: The Nuclear Risks of India-Pakistan Rivalry in South Asia
Pakistan's nuclear weapons program may prove to be just as destabilizing as those of North Korea and Iran.
Years Before His Death, Hero Marine Wrestled With Realities of War
"Today marks the 10th anniversary since the Marines came and told me my son, Jordan Haerter, was killed in action."
She No Longer Trusts Her Military Pilot Husband Is Safe
In the last few weeks, there have been six aviation crashes with 16 lost service members. My gut has a visceral response, and...
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Air Force Wants F-35 Support Costs at F-16 Prices: Goldfein
The Air Force wants to spend the same on upkeep for the F-35s as it does for support on its fourth-generation fighter jets.
US at UN tells Countries to Pay Bigger Share of Peacekeeping Bill
US Ambassador Nikki Haley told countries at the United Nations on Wednesday that they need to "step up."
When it Comes to Guantanamo, Trump is Truly the Builder in Chief
The Trump administration has more than $200 million in new construction teed up for Guantanamo this year and next.
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The Fight Against ISIS
Suicide Bomber Strikes in Afghan Capital, 31 Killed
The Taliban denied involvement in the attack, which means it was likely carried out by a local Islamic State affiliate.
After Syria Missile Strikes, US Stuck in Holding Pattern
The U.S.-led campaign to eliminate the Islamic State from Syria has stalled.
Coalition Ramps Up Strikes Amid Resurgence of ISIS Fighters in Syria
Commanders are seeing new pockets of ISIS movement in a handful of areas in Syria, which has led to an uptick in airstrikes.
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Report: Fallen Air Force Tech Sgt. Approved for Medal of Honor
The Air Force would not comment on the report, and referred all questions to the White House.
Goal of 80,000 Recruits Won't Be Met, Army Secretary Says
Although the Army will fall short of its recruitment goal, retention rates have increased from 81 to 86 percent.
Navy Retires F/A-18C Hornet from Combat as F-35C Enters Service
Officials announced the F/A-18C Hornet's recently completed deployment aboard the USS Carl Vinson was its last.
Airmen in 'Dino Puppet' Re-Enlistment Video Fired, Reprimanded
The Air Force is sending a clear message: Re-enlisting with a dinosaur puppet on your right hand isn't funny.
Navy Releases Service Details for Hero Captain Who Landed Southwest 1380
The Navy has confirmed that Tammie Jo Shults was a pioneer as one of the first female fighter pilots for the service.
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Soldier to Reunite with Stray Dog She Adopted While Deployed
U.S. Army Reserve Sgt. Tracy McKithern loves dogs.
Man Gets Life in Prison for 2004 Slaying of Army Officer
Prosecutors say Deon Monroe Jones shot Capt. Scott Corwin in Savannah after Corwin fought back during an attempted robbery.
Goal of 80,000 Recruits Won't Be Met, Army Secretary Says
Although the Army will fall short of its recruitment goal, retention rates have increased from 81 to 86 percent.
Navy News
Naval Academy Sees Big Boost in Cybersecurity Majors
A U.S. senator said that midshipmen could be useful in working on cyber challenges before they graduate.
Naval Academy Head Says Court-Martial Possible in Drug Case
A drug investigation at the U.S. Naval Academy could result in a court-martial of a midshipman, the superintendent said.
Senators Considering a Delay for VA Confirmation Hearing
Senators were discussing plans to delay the confirmation hearing for President Trump's pick to be Veteran Affairs secretary.
Air Force News
Air Force Reports Second Mishap in 8 Days for Alaska-Based F-22s
The Air Force is investigating what caused two F-22s from the same unit to experience mishaps within days of each other.
US Builds Drone Base in Niger, Crossroads of Extremism Fight
The Air Force is building a base for armed drones, a new front in America's battle against the extremist threat in Africa.
Wright-Patterson Office is Working to Arm Fighter Jets with Lasers
Facing increased competition from Russia and China, the Air Force is pushing to develop experimental technologies for combat.
Marine Corps News
Marine Killed in Action in Vietnam Will Finally Receive Silver Star
Maj. Gen. Eric Smith will present to Philip Sauer's siblings a Silver Star medal awarded posthumously to their brother.
Raheel Siddiqui's Family Says Inconsistent Records Raise More Doubts
The family of a Muslim Marine recruit who died in a fall at boot camp at Parris Island is raising new issues about his death.
World War II Navajo Code Talker Dies at 92
The Navajo Nation says Roy Hawthorne Sr. died Saturday. He was 92.
Coast Guard News
Pence to Speak at Coast Guard Academy Graduation
Vice President Mike Pence has been tapped to speak at the U.S. Coast Guard Academy's graduation ceremony next month.
US Coast Guard Intercepts Overloaded Boat of Haitians near Cuba
The U.S. Coast Guard repatriated 50 Haitian migrants Tuesday to the Haitian Coast Guard.
Coast Guard, Marines Join Navy in Concerns over Sleep Deprivation
Senior enlisted leaders from the three sea services said they continue to look at ways to ensure personnel get proper rest.