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Donald Trump's Team Making List Of Pentagon Officers To Fire: Report
Members of President-elect Donald Trump's transition team are drawing up a list of military officers to be fired, potentially to include the Joint Chiefs of Staff, two sources said, in what would be an unprecedented shakeup at the Pentagon.
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"Sick And Disgusting": Mia Khalifa Slammed Online For Mocking US Military Service Members
Mia Khalifa has come under fire on social media for mocking US military service members. In a video posted on X, Ms Khalifa said she hoped that US army members get "their little brains all scrambled up" for fighting war overseas.
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Missing US Helicopter Found In California, Search Continues For 5 Marines
A missing military helicopter was found Wednesday in California but the search for the five service members who were aboard it is still ongoing, the US Marine Corps said.
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"Remains, Wreckage" Found At US Aircraft Crash Site Off Japan
The US military said Monday divers searching for seven missing crew members had found "remains" in waters off southern Japan where a US Osprey aircraft crashed last week.
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1 Killed As US Osprey Military Aircraft Carrying 6 Crashes Off Japan
A US military aircraft carrying six people crashed into the sea in western Japan on Wednesday, killing at least one crew member with the condition of at least two hauled from waters unclear.
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Kyiv Says 64 Ukrainians, US Citizen Released In Prisoner Swap With Russia
Ukraine said Wednesday that it had secured the release of a US citizen as well as 64 Ukrainian members of the military in its latest prisoner swap with Russian forces.
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Two Top ISIS Terrorists Killed In US Air Raids In Syria
The U.S. military said it carried out an air strike on Thursday in northern Syria that killed two Islamic State members including a leader it named as Abu-Hashum al-Umawi.
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"Ultimate Sacrifice": Biden Leads Tributes To US Troops Killed In Kabul
In a silence broken only by the sobs of bereaved families, Joe Biden stood Sunday, hand over his heart, to pay tribute as the remains of the US service members killed in the Kabul bombing attack were transferred from a military C-17 cargo plane
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American Troops, Locals Dead In Kabul, Say US Officials: 10 Latest Facts
Several, including children, were killed in three explosions near Kabul's airport amid an evacuation effort by countries from Afghanistan after Taliban's takeover. A number of US service members were also killed in the blasts, the Pentagon said.
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US To Mandate Covid Vaccination For Military By Mid-September: Pentagon
The Pentagon will make Covid-19 vaccinations mandatory for all members of the US military by mid-September, according to a memo from Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin Monday.
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US' Antony Blinken Urges ASEAN Members To Address Myanmar Military Coup
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Thursday (local time) took part in the Friends of the Mekong ministerial meeting and called upon ASEAN members to quickly hold the military regime in Myanmar accountable to the ASEAN five-point consensus.
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US Military Aids Israel-Managed Tanker Attacked Off Oman
The US Navy is assisting an Israeli-managed petroleum products tanker attacked off Oman with two crew members killed, the U.S. military said on Saturday, adding the ship was most likely hit by a drone strike.
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Indian-American Maju Varghese Appointed Deputy Assistant To Joe Biden
Indian-American Maju Varghese, who previously served as a key member of the Biden campaign and the inaugural committee, has been appointed as the deputy assistant to US President Joe Biden and director of the White House Military Office.
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US, Indian Carrier Battle Groups Lead Phase 2 Of Asia's Largest Naval War Games
The second phase of the Malabar military exercise that involves the navies of all four Quad alliance members - India, Australia, US and Japan - began today in the northern Arabian Sea.
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US Charges Six Members Of Russian Military Intelligence Over Cyberattacks
Six Russian military intelligence officers have been charged with carrying out cyberattacks on Ukraine's power grid, the 2017 French elections and the 2018 Winter Olympics, the US Justice Department announced on Monday.
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Donald Trump's Team Making List Of Pentagon Officers To Fire: Report
Members of President-elect Donald Trump's transition team are drawing up a list of military officers to be fired, potentially to include the Joint Chiefs of Staff, two sources said, in what would be an unprecedented shakeup at the Pentagon.
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"Sick And Disgusting": Mia Khalifa Slammed Online For Mocking US Military Service Members
Mia Khalifa has come under fire on social media for mocking US military service members. In a video posted on X, Ms Khalifa said she hoped that US army members get "their little brains all scrambled up" for fighting war overseas.
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Missing US Helicopter Found In California, Search Continues For 5 Marines
A missing military helicopter was found Wednesday in California but the search for the five service members who were aboard it is still ongoing, the US Marine Corps said.
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"Remains, Wreckage" Found At US Aircraft Crash Site Off Japan
The US military said Monday divers searching for seven missing crew members had found "remains" in waters off southern Japan where a US Osprey aircraft crashed last week.
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1 Killed As US Osprey Military Aircraft Carrying 6 Crashes Off Japan
A US military aircraft carrying six people crashed into the sea in western Japan on Wednesday, killing at least one crew member with the condition of at least two hauled from waters unclear.
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Kyiv Says 64 Ukrainians, US Citizen Released In Prisoner Swap With Russia
Ukraine said Wednesday that it had secured the release of a US citizen as well as 64 Ukrainian members of the military in its latest prisoner swap with Russian forces.
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Two Top ISIS Terrorists Killed In US Air Raids In Syria
The U.S. military said it carried out an air strike on Thursday in northern Syria that killed two Islamic State members including a leader it named as Abu-Hashum al-Umawi.
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"Ultimate Sacrifice": Biden Leads Tributes To US Troops Killed In Kabul
In a silence broken only by the sobs of bereaved families, Joe Biden stood Sunday, hand over his heart, to pay tribute as the remains of the US service members killed in the Kabul bombing attack were transferred from a military C-17 cargo plane
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American Troops, Locals Dead In Kabul, Say US Officials: 10 Latest Facts
Several, including children, were killed in three explosions near Kabul's airport amid an evacuation effort by countries from Afghanistan after Taliban's takeover. A number of US service members were also killed in the blasts, the Pentagon said.
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US To Mandate Covid Vaccination For Military By Mid-September: Pentagon
The Pentagon will make Covid-19 vaccinations mandatory for all members of the US military by mid-September, according to a memo from Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin Monday.
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US' Antony Blinken Urges ASEAN Members To Address Myanmar Military Coup
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Thursday (local time) took part in the Friends of the Mekong ministerial meeting and called upon ASEAN members to quickly hold the military regime in Myanmar accountable to the ASEAN five-point consensus.
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US Military Aids Israel-Managed Tanker Attacked Off Oman
The US Navy is assisting an Israeli-managed petroleum products tanker attacked off Oman with two crew members killed, the U.S. military said on Saturday, adding the ship was most likely hit by a drone strike.
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Indian-American Maju Varghese Appointed Deputy Assistant To Joe Biden
Indian-American Maju Varghese, who previously served as a key member of the Biden campaign and the inaugural committee, has been appointed as the deputy assistant to US President Joe Biden and director of the White House Military Office.
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US, Indian Carrier Battle Groups Lead Phase 2 Of Asia's Largest Naval War Games
The second phase of the Malabar military exercise that involves the navies of all four Quad alliance members - India, Australia, US and Japan - began today in the northern Arabian Sea.
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US Charges Six Members Of Russian Military Intelligence Over Cyberattacks
Six Russian military intelligence officers have been charged with carrying out cyberattacks on Ukraine's power grid, the 2017 French elections and the 2018 Winter Olympics, the US Justice Department announced on Monday.
