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US-led coalition destroys Islamic State narcotics cache — including 300,000 so-called ‘Jihadi pills’
The international coalition to defeat the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria destroyed a large drug cache on June 12 that was previously controlled by the militant group.
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Why did this Iraqi army brigade swap its American Abrams tanks for Russian ones?
An Iraqi armored brigade is trading its American M1A1 Abrams tanks for the Russian T-90S main battle tank — possibly for geopolitical reasons.
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Flights to resume at Kadena Air Base after F-15 crash
Following a stand-down at Kadena Air Base, F-15 training flights are scheduled to restart Wednesday.
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US forces to honor Afghan ceasefire
The ceasefire would run in mid-June, the Afghan government said.
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Israeli defense firm unveils souped-up combat ATV
An Israeli defense firm has made news waves this week showcasing their new line of up-armored, combat all-terrain vehicles.
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Air Force reports three emergency aircraft landings in one week
A U.S. Air Force KC-10 Extender aircraft made an emergency landing at Shannon Airport, Ireland, Sunday.
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The Air Force wants to double the airmen in this special operations career field
The Air Force intends to nearly double the number of airmen serving as combat aviation advisers under Air Force Special Operations Command.
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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.
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Russian defense company to debut “noiseless sniper rifle”
Just as the U.S. military undergoes the procurement process for new ground troop weaponry, so too is the Russian military.
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US-led coalition destroys Islamic State narcotics cache — including 300,000 so-called ‘Jihadi pills’
The international coalition to defeat the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria destroyed a large drug cache on June 12 that was previously controlled by the militant group.
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Why did this Iraqi army brigade swap its American Abrams tanks for Russian ones?
An Iraqi armored brigade is trading its American M1A1 Abrams tanks for the Russian T-90S main battle tank — possibly for geopolitical reasons.
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Flights to resume at Kadena Air Base after F-15 crash
Following a stand-down at Kadena Air Base, F-15 training flights are scheduled to restart Wednesday.
-
US forces to honor Afghan ceasefire
The ceasefire would run in mid-June, the Afghan government said.
-
Israeli defense firm unveils souped-up combat ATV
An Israeli defense firm has made news waves this week showcasing their new line of up-armored, combat all-terrain vehicles.
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Air Force reports three emergency aircraft landings in one week
A U.S. Air Force KC-10 Extender aircraft made an emergency landing at Shannon Airport, Ireland, Sunday.
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The Air Force wants to double the airmen in this special operations career field
The Air Force intends to nearly double the number of airmen serving as combat aviation advisers under Air Force Special Operations Command.
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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.
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Russian defense company to debut “noiseless sniper rifle”
Just as the U.S. military undergoes the procurement process for new ground troop weaponry, so too is the Russian military.
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US-led coalition destroys Islamic State narcotics cache — including 300,000 so-called ‘Jihadi pills’
The international coalition to defeat the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria destroyed a large drug cache on June 12 that was previously controlled by the militant group.
-
Why did this Iraqi army brigade swap its American Abrams tanks for Russian ones?
An Iraqi armored brigade is trading its American M1A1 Abrams tanks for the Russian T-90S main battle tank — possibly for geopolitical reasons.
-
Flights to resume at Kadena Air Base after F-15 crash
Following a stand-down at Kadena Air Base, F-15 training flights are scheduled to restart Wednesday.
-
US forces to honor Afghan ceasefire
The ceasefire would run in mid-June, the Afghan government said.
-
Israeli defense firm unveils souped-up combat ATV
An Israeli defense firm has made news waves this week showcasing their new line of up-armored, combat all-terrain vehicles.
-
Air Force reports three emergency aircraft landings in one week
A U.S. Air Force KC-10 Extender aircraft made an emergency landing at Shannon Airport, Ireland, Sunday.
-
The Air Force wants to double the airmen in this special operations career field
The Air Force intends to nearly double the number of airmen serving as combat aviation advisers under Air Force Special Operations Command.
-
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.
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Russian defense company to debut “noiseless sniper rifle”
Just as the U.S. military undergoes the procurement process for new ground troop weaponry, so too is the Russian military.
