The Army is once again grappling with technical problems and is seemingly unable to reliably pay out education benefits to soldiers, …
Defense
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A tranche of privately distributed training videos for aspiring political appointees in the next Republican presidential administration developed by the controversial …
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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — Iran’s threatened retaliatory strike on Israel over the assassination of Hamas official Ismail Haniyeh drew major …
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Defense
The D Brief: News from occupied Kursk; Saudi to get US bombs; Facebook lowers disinfo defenses; USAF dodges PFAS cleanup; And a bit more.
Dispatch from occupied Kursk, Russia: “On Monday, about a dozen Ukrainian soldiers, their faces covered with surgical masks, were grunting and …
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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — A ship in the Red Sea came under attack at least three times Tuesday in an …
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MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine government said Tuesday it has filed a diplomatic protest against Beijing after Chinese jets flew dangerously …
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Defense
New Military Blast Exposure Policies Direct Cognitive Testing, Keeping Instructors Farther from Fired Weapons
New military recruits will get baseline cognitive testing and training instructors will have to stand farther away when some weapons are …
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Defense
Space Force Guardian’s Historic Launch to ISS Delayed Due to Issues with Stranded Astronauts
A Space Force Guardian set to be the first member of the service to launch into space this month may be …
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Defense
Top Ukrainian Commander Says His Forces Now Control Almost 390 Square Miles of Russia’s Kursk Region
KYIV, Ukraine — Ukraine’s top military commander says his forces now control 1,000 square kilometers (386 square miles) of Russia’s neighboring …
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Defense
Social-media firms are lowering defenses to foreign disinformation campaigns, researchers warn
If there was one thing lawmakers and social media companies agreed on in 2017, it was that no one—not companies or …