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5 missiles hit Iraqi base hosting US troops; no casualties
Two Iraqi security officials said the missiles hit only a few yards from where U.S. forces are stationed.
Army Green Beret dies from wounds suffered in IED blast in Afghanistan
Sgt. 1st Class Reymund Transfiguracion died five days after he was wounded in Afghanistan.
By Michelle Tan
JTAC called in airstrikes despite softball-sized hole in his back after being shot
A collapsed lung and broken bones couldn't keep this airman from saving the rest of his team.
By J.D. Simkins
Officials deny that a US airstrike killed Afghan police officers
U.S. officials denied reports that an American airstrike killed roughly a dozen Afghan police officers Monday.
By Kyle Rempfer
3 Czech service members killed, 1 American injured in Afghanistan attack
A Taliban suicide bomber killed three NATO forces on a foot patrol in eastern Afghanistan on Sunday in an attack that also wounded a U.S. soldier and two Afghan troops, NATO said in a statement.
Afghan army commandos kill senior Taliban leaders in Afghanistan
At least 12 insurgents dead in military operation, officials say.
This is why Marines are training Afghan snipers in Helmand
Roughly 100 Afghan snipers have been trained since 2017.
By Shawn Snow
Army Ranger killed in Afghanistan firefight
The sergeant first class was fatally wounded Thursday by enemy small arms fire.
Washington state man recovers fallen Marine son’s flag
A Washington state man has recovered a stolen American flag that belonged to his son who was killed in Afghanistan.
Moving data at the tip of the spear: Communications Marine helps strengthen security bubble in Helmand
Marine Sgt. Brooke Sharp, who was among the first Marines returning to Afghanistan, will be honored as this year's Marine Corps Times Service Member of the Year.
By Shawn Snow
The Afghan Air Force may be one of the few success stories in a 17-year war
After a scathing report to Congress cast more doubt on the security situation in Afghanistan, few things in the wayward country appear to be going well, except, that is, for the Afghan Air Force.
By Kyle Rempfer