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US troops arrive at border as migration curbs set to end
About 550 U.S. active duty troops have begun arriving along the U.S.-Mexico border ahead of an expected increase of migrants.
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‘Oppenheimer’ trailer wrestles with explosive conclusion to WWII
“Oppenheimer” hits theaters on July 21.
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Goodbye, Fort Hood — Texas installation renamed Fort Cavazos
The Army installation previously known as Fort Hood, Texas, was officially redesignated May 9 to Fort Cavazos.
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Texas loophole keeps suicide reports from families of dead troops
Under Texas law, officials can withhold police records if no one was convicted. In some cases, this has kept soldiers’ suicide records from their families.
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Vermont bans owning, running paramilitary training camps
Republican Gov. Phil Scott signed legislation Monday making it a crime to own or operate paramilitary training camps in the state.
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US busts Russian cyber operation in dozens of countries
The Justice Department says it has disrupted a long-running Russian cyberespionage campaign that stole sensitive information from U.S. and NATO networks.
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Soldier to be sentenced for murder in Texas protest shooting
The sentencing hearing for Sgt. Daniel Perry begins today.
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How the US Army aviation chief is prepping for the future fleet
Maj. Gen. Mac McCurry sat down with Defense News to discuss how the service will simultaneously balance the existing and future fleet.
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Putin claims West is waging a ‘real war’ on Russia at WWII parade
Moscow reprised a familiar refrain at scaled-down Victory Day celebrations that may reflect the toll of Russia’s war of aggression on Ukraine.
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Army Engineer Corps to study dredging threat to sea turtles
The Army Corps of Engineers has dodged a lawsuit by agreeing to study whether dredging a Georgia shipping channel would threaten sea turtles.
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US troops arrive at border as migration curbs set to end
About 550 U.S. active duty troops have begun arriving along the U.S.-Mexico border ahead of an expected increase of migrants.
-
‘Oppenheimer’ trailer wrestles with explosive conclusion to WWII
“Oppenheimer” hits theaters on July 21.
-
Goodbye, Fort Hood — Texas installation renamed Fort Cavazos
The Army installation previously known as Fort Hood, Texas, was officially redesignated May 9 to Fort Cavazos.
-
Texas loophole keeps suicide reports from families of dead troops
Under Texas law, officials can withhold police records if no one was convicted. In some cases, this has kept soldiers’ suicide records from their families.
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Vermont bans owning, running paramilitary training camps
Republican Gov. Phil Scott signed legislation Monday making it a crime to own or operate paramilitary training camps in the state.
-
US busts Russian cyber operation in dozens of countries
The Justice Department says it has disrupted a long-running Russian cyberespionage campaign that stole sensitive information from U.S. and NATO networks.
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Soldier to be sentenced for murder in Texas protest shooting
The sentencing hearing for Sgt. Daniel Perry begins today.
-
How the US Army aviation chief is prepping for the future fleet
Maj. Gen. Mac McCurry sat down with Defense News to discuss how the service will simultaneously balance the existing and future fleet.
-
Putin claims West is waging a ‘real war’ on Russia at WWII parade
Moscow reprised a familiar refrain at scaled-down Victory Day celebrations that may reflect the toll of Russia’s war of aggression on Ukraine.
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Army Engineer Corps to study dredging threat to sea turtles
The Army Corps of Engineers has dodged a lawsuit by agreeing to study whether dredging a Georgia shipping channel would threaten sea turtles.
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US troops arrive at border as migration curbs set to end
About 550 U.S. active duty troops have begun arriving along the U.S.-Mexico border ahead of an expected increase of migrants.
-
‘Oppenheimer’ trailer wrestles with explosive conclusion to WWII
“Oppenheimer” hits theaters on July 21.
-
Goodbye, Fort Hood — Texas installation renamed Fort Cavazos
The Army installation previously known as Fort Hood, Texas, was officially redesignated May 9 to Fort Cavazos.
-
Texas loophole keeps suicide reports from families of dead troops
Under Texas law, officials can withhold police records if no one was convicted. In some cases, this has kept soldiers’ suicide records from their families.
-
Vermont bans owning, running paramilitary training camps
Republican Gov. Phil Scott signed legislation Monday making it a crime to own or operate paramilitary training camps in the state.
-
US busts Russian cyber operation in dozens of countries
The Justice Department says it has disrupted a long-running Russian cyberespionage campaign that stole sensitive information from U.S. and NATO networks.
-
Soldier to be sentenced for murder in Texas protest shooting
The sentencing hearing for Sgt. Daniel Perry begins today.
-
How the US Army aviation chief is prepping for the future fleet
Maj. Gen. Mac McCurry sat down with Defense News to discuss how the service will simultaneously balance the existing and future fleet.
-
Putin claims West is waging a ‘real war’ on Russia at WWII parade
Moscow reprised a familiar refrain at scaled-down Victory Day celebrations that may reflect the toll of Russia’s war of aggression on Ukraine.
-
Army Engineer Corps to study dredging threat to sea turtles
The Army Corps of Engineers has dodged a lawsuit by agreeing to study whether dredging a Georgia shipping channel would threaten sea turtles.
