The Most Talked About Stories This Week on Military.com

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| By Sean Brown

Published July 18, 2017

Here are the most talked about stories this week on Military.com, along with a sampling of reader responses.

House Rejects Attempt to Ban Transgender Surgery for Troops

The 10 Worst Armies in the World

US to Turkey: Russian S-400s Aren't Compatible with NATO Tech

Officials Still Working on New Strategy for Afghanistan: Mattis

Pentagon Gives Lockheed Billions to Keep Working on F-35s

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