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In the aftermath of Iran-Grenada, several congressional leaders took the initiative to reorganize the Pentagon’s special operations forces, culminating in the creation of U.S. Special Operations Command in 1987.

Services had been provided for more than a decade by a Kennewick company.

Andy Butterfield was the frontrunner for the county administrator position before commissioners decided on Charlie Bishop.

The U.S. military takes the personnel recovery mission very seriously, as we want our military to keep faith with the individual service members and make every effort to bring them home.

A hungry thief Who can resist a plate of lasagna; not this bear. It happened in Barkhamsted, Connecticut, at the home of Helena Houlis who was away at the time, but security cameras kept watch …

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Defense technology company Anduril Industries’ valuation could soon be elevated from unicorn to decacorn status—a word used to describe a privately held startup that has a valuation of more than $10 billion.

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Hostage negotiations are not out of the question, according to a White House spokesperson.

Most readers know by now that for several years the U.S. Air Force has placed diversity, and the entire DEI mantra, at the fore of its priorities.