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These Marines will spend 2 years testing the Corps’ new ship-sinking missile
The missiles traveled “in excess of 100 nautical miles.” And not in a straight line, either.
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Why the 82nd Airborne is directing airfield security for Afghanistan evacuation
The division regularly trains on seizing and securing airfields.
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Flights to leave hourly from Kabul airport, if evacuees can get there
Flights should be leaving hourly by Wednesday, according to an official.
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“What the heck did my son sacrifice his life for?” Gold Star parents watch as Afghanistan crumbles
Parents spoke with Military Times about their losses as events rapidly deteriorated across the world.
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Biden: ‘No amount of military force would ever deliver a stable and secure Afghanistan’
The U.S. president blamed the collapse on Afghanistan on a lack of will from politicians and security forces there.
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Anger, worry among members of Congress as Afghanistan government falls
Lawmakers received briefings early Sunday morning from administration officials on the deteriorating security situation in Afghanistan.
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Corps to fire ship-sinking missile in Pacific as ‘demonstration of force’
Marines will fire a Naval Strike Missile from a Remotely Operated Ground Unit for Expeditionary (ROGUE) fires vehicle Sunday to sink a Navy hull in the Pacific.
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Kabul may not be a combat mission in name, but it’s certainly dangerous
It’s not a combat deployment, but there will likely be imminent danger pay.
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It’s been nine years since someone took Marine veteran Austin Tice hostage in Syria
The Tice family wants official talks between the United States and Syria about their missing son.
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Marine Raider to receive Navy Cross for Iraq fight
Marine Corps Commandant Gen. David Berger will present Staff Sgt. Nicholas J. Jones with the nation’s second highest award for valor during an Aug. 26 ceremony at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina.
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These Marines will spend 2 years testing the Corps’ new ship-sinking missile
The missiles traveled “in excess of 100 nautical miles.” And not in a straight line, either.
-
Why the 82nd Airborne is directing airfield security for Afghanistan evacuation
The division regularly trains on seizing and securing airfields.
-
Flights to leave hourly from Kabul airport, if evacuees can get there
Flights should be leaving hourly by Wednesday, according to an official.
-
“What the heck did my son sacrifice his life for?” Gold Star parents watch as Afghanistan crumbles
Parents spoke with Military Times about their losses as events rapidly deteriorated across the world.
-
Biden: ‘No amount of military force would ever deliver a stable and secure Afghanistan’
The U.S. president blamed the collapse on Afghanistan on a lack of will from politicians and security forces there.
-
Anger, worry among members of Congress as Afghanistan government falls
Lawmakers received briefings early Sunday morning from administration officials on the deteriorating security situation in Afghanistan.
-
Corps to fire ship-sinking missile in Pacific as ‘demonstration of force’
Marines will fire a Naval Strike Missile from a Remotely Operated Ground Unit for Expeditionary (ROGUE) fires vehicle Sunday to sink a Navy hull in the Pacific.
-
Kabul may not be a combat mission in name, but it’s certainly dangerous
It’s not a combat deployment, but there will likely be imminent danger pay.
-
It’s been nine years since someone took Marine veteran Austin Tice hostage in Syria
The Tice family wants official talks between the United States and Syria about their missing son.
-
Marine Raider to receive Navy Cross for Iraq fight
Marine Corps Commandant Gen. David Berger will present Staff Sgt. Nicholas J. Jones with the nation’s second highest award for valor during an Aug. 26 ceremony at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina.
-
These Marines will spend 2 years testing the Corps’ new ship-sinking missile
The missiles traveled “in excess of 100 nautical miles.” And not in a straight line, either.
-
Why the 82nd Airborne is directing airfield security for Afghanistan evacuation
The division regularly trains on seizing and securing airfields.
-
Flights to leave hourly from Kabul airport, if evacuees can get there
Flights should be leaving hourly by Wednesday, according to an official.
-
“What the heck did my son sacrifice his life for?” Gold Star parents watch as Afghanistan crumbles
Parents spoke with Military Times about their losses as events rapidly deteriorated across the world.
-
Biden: ‘No amount of military force would ever deliver a stable and secure Afghanistan’
The U.S. president blamed the collapse on Afghanistan on a lack of will from politicians and security forces there.
-
Anger, worry among members of Congress as Afghanistan government falls
Lawmakers received briefings early Sunday morning from administration officials on the deteriorating security situation in Afghanistan.
-
Corps to fire ship-sinking missile in Pacific as ‘demonstration of force’
Marines will fire a Naval Strike Missile from a Remotely Operated Ground Unit for Expeditionary (ROGUE) fires vehicle Sunday to sink a Navy hull in the Pacific.
-
Kabul may not be a combat mission in name, but it’s certainly dangerous
It’s not a combat deployment, but there will likely be imminent danger pay.
-
It’s been nine years since someone took Marine veteran Austin Tice hostage in Syria
The Tice family wants official talks between the United States and Syria about their missing son.
-
Marine Raider to receive Navy Cross for Iraq fight
Marine Corps Commandant Gen. David Berger will present Staff Sgt. Nicholas J. Jones with the nation’s second highest award for valor during an Aug. 26 ceremony at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina.
