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As the United States looks to Asia, ARSC teams should be a planned option within the U.S. military’s spectrum of medical capabilities that are utilized when the mission requires their agility rather than as an ad hoc stopgap.

The Pentagon said Monday that no action would be taken against military personnel involved in the botched drone strike that killed 10 civilians in Kabul as American forces withdrew in August.

The Department of Defense confirmed that no military personnel involved with the botched Aug. 29 drone strike in Afghanistan will be punished.

No punishments for U..S. military personnel involved in the mistaken drone strike in August that killed 10 civilians.

US Secretary of Defence Lloyd Austin has ordered that no US armed forces personnel will face punishment for an August drone attack that killed civilians amid American withdrawal efforts.

No military personnel involved in a botched drone strike that killed 10 civilians in Kabul, Afghanistan, earlier this year will face punishment, the Pentagon said Monday.

After four decades, the SEALs finally have their big grenade launcher.

The Pentagon is shifting to great-power competition, but terrorist threats remain. That means US special operators face two very different opponents.

The hectic last days of the U.S. presence in Afghanistan spelled an end of an era for the U.S. special-operations community.

The Mojave, marketed for special forces, doesn’t need a traditional runway to launch.