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The Department of Defense released the findings of two investigations into a January 2020 terrorist attack in Kenya that claimed the lives of three Americans.

Years of complacent leadership and inadequate security measures at a U.S. military base in Africa were among the reasons why a large group of well-armed Somali militants was able to kill three Americans and destroy more than $70 million worth of equipment in an ambush two years ago, Pentagon officials said.

Faults in intelligence sharing, security and leadership paved the way for the deadly attack on a Kenyan airbase used by U.S. troops in January 2020, a new Pentagon investigation finds, though the probe points to no single shortcoming.

Years of complacent leadership and inadequate security measures at a U.S. military base in Africa were among the reasons why a large group of well-armed Somali militants was able to kill three Americans and destroy more than $70 million worth of equipment in an ambush two years ago, Pentagon officials said.

WASHINGTON (AP) — Military investigations have found poor leadership, inadequate training and a "culture of complacency” among U.S. forces undermined efforts to fend off a 2020 attack by militants in Kenya that killed three Americans, U.S. officials familiar with the probes told The Associated Press ahead of the release of the findings, expected Thursday.

The Department of Defense released the findings of two investigations into a January 2020 terrorist attack in Kenya that claimed the lives of three Americans.

(Photo courtesy of Philippine Army) MANILA - The Philippine Army (PA) and the US Army Pacific (USARPAC) formally started the 20-day "Salaknib" Exercise that aims to deepen interoperability between the two armies at the 1st Brigade Combat Team (BCT) headquarters in Fort Magsaysay, Nueva Ecija last March 5. "Salaknib demonstrates the long-standing partnership between PA and USARPAC," USARPAC deputy chief Maj. Gen. Matthew McFarlane, the guest of honor and speaker said in his sp...

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President Duterte has appointed Vice Admiral Artemio M. Abu as the 29th Commandant of the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) effective Tuesday, Feb. 28. Abu is a graduate of the Philippine Military Academy (PMA) Class of 1992. CG Vice Admiral Artemio M. Abu is the 29th Commandant of the Philippine Coa

Malacañang on Monday, Feb. 28, confirmed the appointment of Vice Admiral Artemio M. Abu as the new commandant of the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG). CG Vice Admiral Artemio M. Abu is the 29th Commandant of the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG). (PCG Photo) In a statement, Cabinet secretary and acting p