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For soldier killed in Alaska crash ‘family was everything’
Stacie Weaver says her son, Warrant Officer 1 Stewart Duane Wayment, had a positive outlook and cared about others.
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No cancer risk found at nuclear bases so far, Air Force says
The Air Force began investigating after an unusual number of troops reported being diagnosed with blood cancer.
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Taiwan’s president hopes to deepen US security exchanges
Taiwan’s president met with ex-US national security adviser John Bolton, who may run for president in 2024, to discuss future cooperation on China.
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On board a Philippine patrol in contested South China Sea
A glimpse of what it’s like for the Filipino coast guard on the front lines of multiple geopolitical conflicts in one of the most fiercely contested seas.
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Active duty troops headed to the US southern border again
About 1,500 troops will help with an expected surge of migrants later this month.
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Biden: US-Philippines ‘ironclad’ partners amid China tension
Marcos’ DC visit comes after the largest US-Philippines war drills ever, and the first joint fighter jet training since 1990.
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US Army says open system requirements clear for next-gen helicopter
Lockheed’s future assault aircraft proposal lacked detail needed to validate its design had an open architecture at sub-system levels, the GAO found.
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US report shows China taking steps toward space dominance
The open-sourced report by CSIS’s Aerospace Security Project looked at the space activities of a variety of adversaries and allies.
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Biden to allow Afghans to stay longer in US, sources say
The Biden administration will continue to allow tens of thousands of Afghans who fled Taliban control more than two years ago to stay and work in the U.S.
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Michigan expands absentee voting for military members
Overseas voters and military members from Michigan will have more time to cast their absentee ballots in future elections.
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For soldier killed in Alaska crash ‘family was everything’
Stacie Weaver says her son, Warrant Officer 1 Stewart Duane Wayment, had a positive outlook and cared about others.
-
No cancer risk found at nuclear bases so far, Air Force says
The Air Force began investigating after an unusual number of troops reported being diagnosed with blood cancer.
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Taiwan’s president hopes to deepen US security exchanges
Taiwan’s president met with ex-US national security adviser John Bolton, who may run for president in 2024, to discuss future cooperation on China.
-
On board a Philippine patrol in contested South China Sea
A glimpse of what it’s like for the Filipino coast guard on the front lines of multiple geopolitical conflicts in one of the most fiercely contested seas.
-
Active duty troops headed to the US southern border again
About 1,500 troops will help with an expected surge of migrants later this month.
-
Biden: US-Philippines ‘ironclad’ partners amid China tension
Marcos’ DC visit comes after the largest US-Philippines war drills ever, and the first joint fighter jet training since 1990.
-
US Army says open system requirements clear for next-gen helicopter
Lockheed’s future assault aircraft proposal lacked detail needed to validate its design had an open architecture at sub-system levels, the GAO found.
-
US report shows China taking steps toward space dominance
The open-sourced report by CSIS’s Aerospace Security Project looked at the space activities of a variety of adversaries and allies.
-
Biden to allow Afghans to stay longer in US, sources say
The Biden administration will continue to allow tens of thousands of Afghans who fled Taliban control more than two years ago to stay and work in the U.S.
-
Michigan expands absentee voting for military members
Overseas voters and military members from Michigan will have more time to cast their absentee ballots in future elections.
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For soldier killed in Alaska crash ‘family was everything’
Stacie Weaver says her son, Warrant Officer 1 Stewart Duane Wayment, had a positive outlook and cared about others.
-
No cancer risk found at nuclear bases so far, Air Force says
The Air Force began investigating after an unusual number of troops reported being diagnosed with blood cancer.
-
Taiwan’s president hopes to deepen US security exchanges
Taiwan’s president met with ex-US national security adviser John Bolton, who may run for president in 2024, to discuss future cooperation on China.
-
On board a Philippine patrol in contested South China Sea
A glimpse of what it’s like for the Filipino coast guard on the front lines of multiple geopolitical conflicts in one of the most fiercely contested seas.
-
Active duty troops headed to the US southern border again
About 1,500 troops will help with an expected surge of migrants later this month.
-
Biden: US-Philippines ‘ironclad’ partners amid China tension
Marcos’ DC visit comes after the largest US-Philippines war drills ever, and the first joint fighter jet training since 1990.
-
US Army says open system requirements clear for next-gen helicopter
Lockheed’s future assault aircraft proposal lacked detail needed to validate its design had an open architecture at sub-system levels, the GAO found.
-
US report shows China taking steps toward space dominance
The open-sourced report by CSIS’s Aerospace Security Project looked at the space activities of a variety of adversaries and allies.
-
Biden to allow Afghans to stay longer in US, sources say
The Biden administration will continue to allow tens of thousands of Afghans who fled Taliban control more than two years ago to stay and work in the U.S.
-
Michigan expands absentee voting for military members
Overseas voters and military members from Michigan will have more time to cast their absentee ballots in future elections.
