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The city of San Diego has long been known as a hub of military activity, but even its residence were a bit shocked by some of the low flying helicopters cruising around the city this week.

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A military training exercise focused on civil affairs will soon return to Carthage, continuing a burgeoning partnership between the town and the U.S. Army Special Operations Command at Fort Bragg.

100 US Army members have been conducting "coordinated, essential air & ground mobility operations and close-quarter combat training" around San Diego this week,...

A retired Air Force intelligence officer accepted a plea deal with federal prosecutors last year admitting to illegally possessing hundreds of top secret and classified documents.

He reportedly expressed suicidal thoughts to his family members in February 2021.

Singapore News - Supervisors of police full-time national serviceman (NSF) Finnegan Tan Yao Jie were considering barring him from using firearms before the 21-year-old was found dead with a gunshot wound on Aug 30, 2021. On Wednesday, on the first day of an inquiry into Mr Tan’s death,... Read more at www.tnp.sg

Lt. Col. Robert Birchum retired from the United States Air Force in 2018. He had spent most of his career working in the highest levels of U.S. intelligence. According to recently released court docum...

Some of the classified material “concerned Department of Defense locations throughout the world, detailed explanations of the Air Force's capabilities and vulnerabilities, and the methods [...]

A former Air Force intelligence officer has agreed to plea guilty after prosecutors said he illegally kept hundreds of highly classified documents at his Florida home.