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Is it possible to have ‘accountability’ for the War in Afghanistan?
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has promised “accountability” for the U.S. military’s withdrawal from Afghanistan.
Defense secretary announces pay raises for Army paratroopers: 'We have you and your families in mind'
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth pledges to restore military's 'warrior ethos' and announces pay raises for Army ...
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Black Hawk’s tiltrotor successor struggles through political and military turbulence
The Army has announced the future of air assault: the MV-75, designed to sweep into battle at more than 320 mph, skimming ...
Defense Secretary Hegseth, bedeviled by leaks, orders more restrictions on press at Pentagon
The media will also be barred from offices of the Pentagon's senior military leadership, including Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Dan Caine, without Hegseth's approval and an escort from his aides. The ...
U.S. Conducts “Largest Airstrike in the History of the World” (Sort Of)
The U.S. launched 16 jets from the USS Harry S. Truman to drop 125,000 pounds of bombs on a cave complex in Somalia, killing ...
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Trump Was Right to Shame South African President
President Trump halts his meeting with the South African president to show him a video montage of threats to white citizens ...
Banished colonel who condemned Biden’s Afghanistan withdrawal is now investigating it
Lt Col Stu Scheller was thrown in the brig and then drummed out of the US Marine Corps for publicly condemning the chaotic military withdrawal from Afghanistan.