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Iraqi military says 2 rockets hit Baghdad’s Green Zone
The attack came as the U.S.-led coalition pulled out of a second base elsewhere in Iraq, in line with a planned drawdown.
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US transfers Q-West airfield to Iraqi forces citing progress in fight against ISIS
“The Qayyarah base served as a strategic launching point for the ISF [Iraqi Security Forces] and Coalition during the Battle of Mosul. In particular, the base serves as a hub for the Iraqi air force, who continue to deliver lethal strikes on Daesh bed-down locations.”
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Remington Arms offers manufacturing space to produce medical supplies needed to fight Covid-19
The firearms company has offered to help produce ventilators, surgical masks, hospital beds or any other products to assist efforts.
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France pulls military out of Iraq amid virus concerns
The country is maintaining military operations in Kuwait and Qatar.
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Four coalition members in Afghanistan test positive for COVID-19
Roughly 1,500 service members and civilians are living in screening facilities in Afghanistan “out of an abundance of caution,” according to Resolute Support.
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How is the new force-wide travel ban impacting you and your family? We need to hear from Marines.
Tell us how this fast-moving crisis is impacting you and your unit.
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Pompeo leaves Kabul, no word on political power-sharing deal
Pompeo was in Kabul on an urgent visit to try to move forward a U.S. peace deal signed last month with the Taliban.
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The Corps is axing all of its tank battalions and cutting grunt units
As part of Commandant of the Marine Corps Gen. David Berger’s plan to redesign the force to confront China and other peer adversaries by 2030, the Marines are axing all three of its tank battalions, and chucking out all law enforcement battalions and bridging companies, according to a news release from Marine Corps Combat Development…
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North Korea test fires two missiles
Flight data released by the South Korean and Japanese militaries suggest that the North could have tested one of its new mobile, solid-fuel missile systems it first demonstrated last year.
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Pompeo rushes to Kabul to jumpstart flagging peace process
Since the signing of the deal, the peace process has stalled amid political turmoil in Afghanistan, with the country’s leaders squabbling over who was elected president.
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Iraqi military says 2 rockets hit Baghdad’s Green Zone
The attack came as the U.S.-led coalition pulled out of a second base elsewhere in Iraq, in line with a planned drawdown.
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US transfers Q-West airfield to Iraqi forces citing progress in fight against ISIS
“The Qayyarah base served as a strategic launching point for the ISF [Iraqi Security Forces] and Coalition during the Battle of Mosul. In particular, the base serves as a hub for the Iraqi air force, who continue to deliver lethal strikes on Daesh bed-down locations.”
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Remington Arms offers manufacturing space to produce medical supplies needed to fight Covid-19
The firearms company has offered to help produce ventilators, surgical masks, hospital beds or any other products to assist efforts.
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France pulls military out of Iraq amid virus concerns
The country is maintaining military operations in Kuwait and Qatar.
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Four coalition members in Afghanistan test positive for COVID-19
Roughly 1,500 service members and civilians are living in screening facilities in Afghanistan “out of an abundance of caution,” according to Resolute Support.
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How is the new force-wide travel ban impacting you and your family? We need to hear from Marines.
Tell us how this fast-moving crisis is impacting you and your unit.
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Pompeo leaves Kabul, no word on political power-sharing deal
Pompeo was in Kabul on an urgent visit to try to move forward a U.S. peace deal signed last month with the Taliban.
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The Corps is axing all of its tank battalions and cutting grunt units
As part of Commandant of the Marine Corps Gen. David Berger’s plan to redesign the force to confront China and other peer adversaries by 2030, the Marines are axing all three of its tank battalions, and chucking out all law enforcement battalions and bridging companies, according to a news release from Marine Corps Combat Development…
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North Korea test fires two missiles
Flight data released by the South Korean and Japanese militaries suggest that the North could have tested one of its new mobile, solid-fuel missile systems it first demonstrated last year.
-
Pompeo rushes to Kabul to jumpstart flagging peace process
Since the signing of the deal, the peace process has stalled amid political turmoil in Afghanistan, with the country’s leaders squabbling over who was elected president.
-
Iraqi military says 2 rockets hit Baghdad’s Green Zone
The attack came as the U.S.-led coalition pulled out of a second base elsewhere in Iraq, in line with a planned drawdown.
-
US transfers Q-West airfield to Iraqi forces citing progress in fight against ISIS
“The Qayyarah base served as a strategic launching point for the ISF [Iraqi Security Forces] and Coalition during the Battle of Mosul. In particular, the base serves as a hub for the Iraqi air force, who continue to deliver lethal strikes on Daesh bed-down locations.”
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Remington Arms offers manufacturing space to produce medical supplies needed to fight Covid-19
The firearms company has offered to help produce ventilators, surgical masks, hospital beds or any other products to assist efforts.
-
France pulls military out of Iraq amid virus concerns
The country is maintaining military operations in Kuwait and Qatar.
-
Four coalition members in Afghanistan test positive for COVID-19
Roughly 1,500 service members and civilians are living in screening facilities in Afghanistan “out of an abundance of caution,” according to Resolute Support.
-
How is the new force-wide travel ban impacting you and your family? We need to hear from Marines.
Tell us how this fast-moving crisis is impacting you and your unit.
-
Pompeo leaves Kabul, no word on political power-sharing deal
Pompeo was in Kabul on an urgent visit to try to move forward a U.S. peace deal signed last month with the Taliban.
-
The Corps is axing all of its tank battalions and cutting grunt units
As part of Commandant of the Marine Corps Gen. David Berger’s plan to redesign the force to confront China and other peer adversaries by 2030, the Marines are axing all three of its tank battalions, and chucking out all law enforcement battalions and bridging companies, according to a news release from Marine Corps Combat Development…
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North Korea test fires two missiles
Flight data released by the South Korean and Japanese militaries suggest that the North could have tested one of its new mobile, solid-fuel missile systems it first demonstrated last year.
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Pompeo rushes to Kabul to jumpstart flagging peace process
Since the signing of the deal, the peace process has stalled amid political turmoil in Afghanistan, with the country’s leaders squabbling over who was elected president.
