US Bombing Missions in Libya Now Total Nine over Three Days The U.S. carried out its third bombing mission against ISIS in Libya on Wednesday.
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Trump Blasts Congresswoman as Sgt. Johnson Laid to Rest Johnson’s photograph was displayed near his casket, along with photographs of the three other soldiers killed in the Niger...
Tankers Ramp Up US Role in Mali U.S. tanker planes have begun flying missions to refuel French attack aircraft supporting French ground troops advancing into...
US Military Aid to Egypt in Question Pentagon officials said that military aid and the decades-long close relationship with the Egyptian military had been...
US Spy Plane Searches for Missing Nigerian Girls An Air Force MC-12 has taken the lead in the hunt for the kidnapped girls in Nigeria.
101st Airborne Troops Headed to Liberia in Ebola Fight More than 700 101st Airborne troops and 700 combat engineers are headed to Liberia to take the lead in the military’s fight...
Quarantines Not Required for DoD Civilians Returning From Ebola Areas Defense Department civilians deploying to West Africa to combat Ebola will not be subject to the mandatory 21-day quarantines...
Al-Qaida-Linked Groups Claim Terror Attack on Mali Hotel Al Qaida-inspired gunmen attacked a hotel in the West African nation of Mali Friday, killing at least 21 people.
Search Continues for EgyptAir Wreckage as Officials Probe Terror Links Wreckage from the EgyptAir flight that went down Thursday with 66 people on board has been located by a flotilla of ships.
Upcharging on Food, Selling Booze: The Army's Plan to Privatize Dining The Army is preparing to overhaul its food service system in a move that could strip away government-run dining facilities...
Air Force Leader Says Troops Must Be Ready to 'Kill People and Blow Sh-- Up' Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force David Flosi, the service's top enlisted leader, didn't mince his words in an internal...
Coast Guard Temporarily Relieves Commanding Officer of Cutter Tampa Cmdr. Walter Krolman, who has led the medium endurance cutter Tampa for two years, was relieved for "loss of confidence,"...
Will the Military Draft Come Back? Will the U.S. military draft return? Learn the current status, how a draft would work and what recent events mean for the...
Veterans' Advocates Warn of Low Morale Amid LA Deployment: 'This Is Not What We Signed Up For' Ever since President Donald Trump seized control of the California National Guard and deployed thousands of troops to Los...