Spangdahlem group commander disciplined for inappropriately touching squadron commander’s wife
Col. Anthony Retka retired earlier this month at Spangdahlem Air Base in Germany.
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Training for Saudi military students in the US could resume soon
U.S. training for more than 800 Saudi Arabian military students could be restarted “in the coming days,” the Pentagon said Thursday, nearly six weeks after a shooting by one Saudi trainee killed three sailors at a Florida base.
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Two-star head of Air Force Research Lab fired; under OSI investigation
Maj. Gen. William Cooley was relieved of command Wednesday, according to Air Force Materiel Command.
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Air Force announces health study at Pease Air National Guard Base amid concerns about cancer
Officials at an Air National Guard base in New Hampshire announced that the Air Force will conduct a study amid concerns about exposure to carcinogens at the base.
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The Space Force gets its first member, and Trump gets his first briefing on the new service
U.S. Air Force Gen. John Raymond has become the first chief of space operations.
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Navy housing nominee ‘livid’ about housing problems
Nominee vows his first priority would be to tackle housing problems.
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‘The Military Diet’ is the worst diet since starvation
You too can achieve the skeletal, prisoner of war beach bod you’ve always dreamed of.
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Shabab militants from Somalia may have received help from Kenyans for deadly Manda Bay attack
U.S. Africa Command officials believe that al-Shabab militants from Somalia crossed the border into Kenya to conduct an attack on U.S. and Kenyan forces earlier this month in Manda Bay — with the assistance of facilitators within Kenya.
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Here’s how much border wall has been built with the military’s money
Out of hundreds of millions in contract awards, a couple dozen miles of border wall have been built.
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White House violated law in freezing Ukraine aid says government watchdog
The Government Accountability Office said in a report that the Office of Management and Budget violated the law in holding up the aid, which Congress passed less than a year ago.
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VA, lawmakers trade barbs after sexual assault claim from congressional staffer
VA leaders labeled the claim unsubstantiated, but Inspector General officials called that a wrong characterization of the case.
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Taliban say they handed cease-fire offer to US peace envoy
The Taliban have given the U.S. envoy a document outlining their offer for a temporary cease-fire in Afghanistan that would last between seven and 10 days, Taliban officials familiar with the negotiations said Thursday.
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US military resumes operations against the Islamic State group in Iraq
The U.S. military is resuming operations against Islamic State militants in Iraq and is working to soon restart training Iraqi forces, U.S. officials said Wednesday, despite deep divisions over the American drone strike that killed an senior Iranian commander in Baghdad and the resulting missile attacks by Iran on Iraqi bases.
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Iran warning puts thousands of European troops in spotlight
A warning by Iran’s president that European forces in the Middle East could be at risk if their nations join the U.S. pressure campaign against the Islamic Republic puts a focus on thousands of foreign troops in the region.
