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Troops in Niger, Mali and Cameroon will be getting danger pay of up to $225 per month.

The request has yet to be approved by the White House, the commander of U.S. Africa Command said.

The New York Times says it bought helmet camera video of the fatal battle that shows U.S. troops' deaths.

The U.S. is readying to release the potentially damning report on the Niger ambush.

The Twitter user who posted the images claimed to have received the images from a group affiliated with ISIS.

The Marines provided security, facilitated flights, and ensured effective communications for the Niger investigative team.

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Defense Secretary Jim Mattis gave his conditional approval to a new authorization for the use of military force. Read more.

Nigerien officials and villagers have given accounts of the ambush that are at odds with the Pentagon's initial version.

The fight against Ebola is only the latest of the Army’s Africa expanding mission set, which has grown in recent years.