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US Marines Told To Stop Using "Sir", "Ma'am" For Superiors: Report
As soon as the news appeared online, users mocked the move.
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One Of The Last US Marines Killed In Afghanistan Returns Home In Casket
US Marine Sergeant Johanny Rosario returned to her hometown in Massachusetts in a casket on Saturday, one of the last American soldiers killed in Afghanistan during a war set in motion exactly two decades ago by the September 11, 2001 attacks.
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Report On His Remarks About Fallen Soldiers Is "Fake Story", Says Trump
US President Donald Trump has said that the report on his purported remarks about fallen soldiers is a "fake story" while his White House press secretary said that liberal activists are only interested in peddling conspiracy laden propaganda.
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Trump Cancels Visit To World War Memorial In France Due To Rain
President Donald Trump could not attend a commemoration in France for U.S. soldiers and marines killed during World War One on Saturday because rain made it impossible to arrange transport, the White House said.
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US Marines Search For 3 Soldiers Off Australia After Aviation 'Mishap'
The US Marine Corps said on Saturday a search and rescue operation was underway for three servicemembers involved in an aviation "mishap" off the east coast of Australia, with 23 others rescued.
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Hurt By Trump's Remarks on Humayun Khan, Says Family Of Sikh Marine
Voicing support for a fallen Pakistani-origin American soldier's parents who had come under attack from Donald Trump, the family of a slain Sikh Marine has said they were "hurt" by his remarks and it amounted to playing "political games".
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US Sends Marines To South Sudan To Protect Americans
The US military in Africa said today it has sent 40 additional soldiers to South Sudan's capital, Juba, to help secure American personnel and facilities in the war-torn city, while South Sudanese trying to flee the country by road reported attacks, killings and robberies by armed men.
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Marine Infamous For Urinating On Taliban Corpses Helps Foil Girlfriend's Alleged Hit Man Plot
What might seem like the redemption plot from a Hollywood drama is the story of Joseph Chamblin, the former Marine who worked with the Tennessee police to foil an alleged attempted murder.
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Bad Weather, Rugged Terrain Caused US Chopper Crash in Nepal: Army
The crash of a US military helicopter distributing aid to victims of an earthquake in Nepal in May was caused by bad weather and the rugged terrain of the Himalayan region, Nepal's army said.
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8 Bodies Recovered From Wreckage of US Chopper: Nepal Army
Charred bodies of all eight soldiers onboard the US Marine chopper that crashed in a remote hilly area while delivering aid in quake-hit Nepal have been recovered, Nepalese Army said today as seven aftershocks were felt and death toll from the fresh temblor rose to 136.
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At Least 8 Dead in Nepal Chopper Crash: US Defence Chief
Eight people - six US Marines and two Nepalese soldiers - died when their helicopter crashed in a mountainous region of earthquake-devastated Nepal, US Defence Secretary said on Friday.
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Nepali Troops Search for Missing US Marines Chopper in Rivers
The Nepali army has been told a missing US Marines helicopter with eight on board may have come down in a river in the Charikot area hit hard by an earthquake and 400 soldiers are engaged in the hunt, a senior officer said on Wednesday.
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US Army Recovers Most Bodies as Helicopter Crash Kills 11
Search teams found the wreckage of an Army Black Hawk helicopter that crashed off Florida's Gulf Coast and have recovered the bodies of most of the seven Marines and four soldiers on board, authorities and local media said on Thursday.
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Search Continues in Military Helicopter Crash off Florida as 11 Presumed Dead
Seven Marines and four soldiers were presumed dead after an Army Black Hawk helicopter crashed on a nighttime training mission off the Florida coast, where U.S. military officials were still conducting a search-and-rescue operation on Wednesday afternoon.
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Victims of 1983 Marine Base Bombing in Beirut Lose Quest for Iranian Assets
Relatives of US soldiers killed and wounded in a 1983 Beirut bombing have been barred by a US judge from seeking $1.6 billion in assets belonging to Iran's central bank and held by a unit of German exchange operator Deutsche Boerse.
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US Marines Told To Stop Using "Sir", "Ma'am" For Superiors: Report
As soon as the news appeared online, users mocked the move.
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One Of The Last US Marines Killed In Afghanistan Returns Home In Casket
US Marine Sergeant Johanny Rosario returned to her hometown in Massachusetts in a casket on Saturday, one of the last American soldiers killed in Afghanistan during a war set in motion exactly two decades ago by the September 11, 2001 attacks.
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Report On His Remarks About Fallen Soldiers Is "Fake Story", Says Trump
US President Donald Trump has said that the report on his purported remarks about fallen soldiers is a "fake story" while his White House press secretary said that liberal activists are only interested in peddling conspiracy laden propaganda.
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Trump Cancels Visit To World War Memorial In France Due To Rain
President Donald Trump could not attend a commemoration in France for U.S. soldiers and marines killed during World War One on Saturday because rain made it impossible to arrange transport, the White House said.
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US Marines Search For 3 Soldiers Off Australia After Aviation 'Mishap'
The US Marine Corps said on Saturday a search and rescue operation was underway for three servicemembers involved in an aviation "mishap" off the east coast of Australia, with 23 others rescued.
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Hurt By Trump's Remarks on Humayun Khan, Says Family Of Sikh Marine
Voicing support for a fallen Pakistani-origin American soldier's parents who had come under attack from Donald Trump, the family of a slain Sikh Marine has said they were "hurt" by his remarks and it amounted to playing "political games".
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US Sends Marines To South Sudan To Protect Americans
The US military in Africa said today it has sent 40 additional soldiers to South Sudan's capital, Juba, to help secure American personnel and facilities in the war-torn city, while South Sudanese trying to flee the country by road reported attacks, killings and robberies by armed men.
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Marine Infamous For Urinating On Taliban Corpses Helps Foil Girlfriend's Alleged Hit Man Plot
What might seem like the redemption plot from a Hollywood drama is the story of Joseph Chamblin, the former Marine who worked with the Tennessee police to foil an alleged attempted murder.
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Bad Weather, Rugged Terrain Caused US Chopper Crash in Nepal: Army
The crash of a US military helicopter distributing aid to victims of an earthquake in Nepal in May was caused by bad weather and the rugged terrain of the Himalayan region, Nepal's army said.
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8 Bodies Recovered From Wreckage of US Chopper: Nepal Army
Charred bodies of all eight soldiers onboard the US Marine chopper that crashed in a remote hilly area while delivering aid in quake-hit Nepal have been recovered, Nepalese Army said today as seven aftershocks were felt and death toll from the fresh temblor rose to 136.
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At Least 8 Dead in Nepal Chopper Crash: US Defence Chief
Eight people - six US Marines and two Nepalese soldiers - died when their helicopter crashed in a mountainous region of earthquake-devastated Nepal, US Defence Secretary said on Friday.
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Nepali Troops Search for Missing US Marines Chopper in Rivers
The Nepali army has been told a missing US Marines helicopter with eight on board may have come down in a river in the Charikot area hit hard by an earthquake and 400 soldiers are engaged in the hunt, a senior officer said on Wednesday.
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US Army Recovers Most Bodies as Helicopter Crash Kills 11
Search teams found the wreckage of an Army Black Hawk helicopter that crashed off Florida's Gulf Coast and have recovered the bodies of most of the seven Marines and four soldiers on board, authorities and local media said on Thursday.
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Search Continues in Military Helicopter Crash off Florida as 11 Presumed Dead
Seven Marines and four soldiers were presumed dead after an Army Black Hawk helicopter crashed on a nighttime training mission off the Florida coast, where U.S. military officials were still conducting a search-and-rescue operation on Wednesday afternoon.
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Victims of 1983 Marine Base Bombing in Beirut Lose Quest for Iranian Assets
Relatives of US soldiers killed and wounded in a 1983 Beirut bombing have been barred by a US judge from seeking $1.6 billion in assets belonging to Iran's central bank and held by a unit of German exchange operator Deutsche Boerse.
