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The National Guard was called up in Florida and the military was making a series of moves and precautions -- including moving ships and planes, as well as evacuations -- to prepare for the impact of Hurricane Idalia.

Money laundering by China-born suspects highlights risks of ballooning family offices

On July 26th the central African nation of Niger experienced a military takeover of the government This was condemned by just about every government in Africa and beyond The only American military presence in Niger are two UAV bases, one in central Nig

Army Sgt. Rolondo Boone has been charged with first degree murder in connection with an April 2 shooting that left a man dead.

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On July 26th the central African nation of Niger experienced a military takeover of the government This was condemned by just about every government in Africa and beyond The only American military presence in Niger are two UAV bases, one in central Nig

When columnist Frank Lennon asked the senator what message he would like to get across to veterans, he replied, “This is pretty personal with me.”

Operator – someone who operates. In the civilian world, that could be someone operating an excavator, a wheeled tractor, and other similar heavy

The board includes former senior military officials from the Navy, Army, Special Operations Command and Office of the Secretary of DefenseSOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, C

WASHINGTON—Female soldiers face rampant sexism, harassment and other gender-related challenges in male dominated Army special operations units, according to a report Monday, eight years after the Pentagon opened all combat jobs to women. US Army Special Operations Command, in a lengthy study, reported a wide range of “overtly sexist” comments…