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.
Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS)
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.
US, Coalition Forces Intensify Strikes Against ISIS in Syria
U.S and coalition forces have increased strikes against ISIS fighters in Syria by more than 300 percent since March.
A-10 Pilots Awarded Distinguished Flying Cross for Strikes on ISIS
The missions included a danger-close strike and strikes in an anti-aircraft artillery zone to protect Syrian Democratic Force...
US, Coalition Forces Used Cyberattacks to Hunt Down ISIS Command Posts
Friendly forces had located the enemy's primary command post in the area but couldn't find the enemy's alternate sites.
Bragg, Campbell Soldiers to Deploy for ISIS Fight, Afghanistan Mission
The Army announced it will deploy Fort Campbell soldiers to Afghanistan this summer and Fort Bragg troops to Iraq this fall.
US Office Overseeing Fight Against ISIS Gets Reprieve
The State Department unit overseeing the fight against ISIS will stay in business for at least six more months.
Suicide Bombers Hit Indonesian Churches; at Least 11 Dead
Attacks that targeted three churches were reportedly carried out by at least five suicide bombers.
How They Fell: Army Team 'Fought to the End' in Niger Ambush
The four troops killed in the Niger fought with honor, according to a Pentagon account.
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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.
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.
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.
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.
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.