Niger Ambush Investigation Complete, Families of Fallen to Be Briefed
The families of the four troops killed in the Niger ambush will be briefed shortly on the investigation's findings.
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Niger May Have Arrested Militant with Ties to US Ambush
Niger authorities on Tuesday were awaiting identification of whether the man in custody is Chefou.
12 Female Soldiers Have Now Graduated Army Ranger School
The U.S. Army's vice chief of staff praised the achievements of female soldiers Monday.
SOCOM Supply Snafu Results in Millions of Dollars in Excess Gear
SOCOM has 4,420 more radios than it needs, among other items, an IG report finds.
Alaska Training Prepares Northern Command Troops for Harsh Conditions
The Arctic Edge exercise involved 1,500 troops and was an early test of the command's new special operations component.
US, Nigerien Troops Kill ISIS Militants 2 Months After Deadly Ambush
U.S. forces and partner troops killed 11 ISIS militants in Niger during a firefight that occurred after a deadly ambush.
US Troops in Niger to Get Danger Pay Five Months after Deadly Ambush
Troops in Niger, Mali and Cameroon will be getting danger pay of up to $225 per month.
Special Forces Soldier Honored for Saving Lives after Wreck
On Monday, Staff Sgt. Adam received the Army's highest award for heroism outside of combat.
SOCOM Grappling With New Counter-WMD Mission
U.S. Strategic Command recently passed the leadership role in counter-proliferation to SOCOM.
Pentagon Official: Recruiting Problems Could Alter Special Ops Mission
To help offset the challenge, Mitchell said SOCOM need to "ruthlessly prioritize where we are investing our resources."
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