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Loved ones and leaders on Monday remembered the
four Marines who died following an aircraft crash in northern Norway for
their commitment to their military service and their families.
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Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin will return
to Europe for a second consecutive week, joining President Joe
Biden’s trip Wednesday to NATO headquarters in Brussels and visit
Polish leaders later in the week, the Pentagon announced Monday.
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Three C-130s out of Ramstein on a mission
Friday earned an unusual distinction: they flew the first training
formation with all-women crew members in the squadron’s history,
which goes back to World War II.
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On Sunday, a crowd estimated at no more
than 125 blocked one road providing access to a portion of the
base, known as NAS II, that includes an airport and a flight line,
but the main gate and other access roads remained open.
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Some Japanese governments are suspending
exchanges with their Russian sister cities in the wake of the
country’s ongoing invasion of Ukraine.
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A Kubasaki cheerleader’s megaphone took a
long and winding path back to its original owner.
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As Mariupol's defenders held out Monday
against Russian demands that they surrender, the number of bodies
in the rubble of the bombarded and encircled Ukrainian city
remained shrouded in uncertainty, the full extent of the horror not
yet known.
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President Joe Biden has added a stop in
Poland to his trip this week to Europe for urgent talks with NATO
and European allies, as Russian forces concentrate their fire upon
cities and trapped civilians in a nearly month-old invasion of
Ukraine.
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Boris Romantschenko eluded death at Hitler’s
hand, surviving forced labor and detention in four concentration
camps as Europe became a killing field in the 1940s. Last week, his
life was snuffed out by Russian President Vladimir Putin’s
onslaught in Ukraine.
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European Union countries on Monday accused
Russia's military of committing war crimes in Ukraine, but appeared
unlikely to target the country's energy sector with sanctions soon
despite a clamor across Europe for those responsible for attacks on
civilians to be held to account.
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Walking the flight deck of his old
flagship, USS George H.W. Bush, after watching the USS Gerald
R. Ford head out for flight deck certification was a
chance for the Navy’s top aviator, Vice Adm. Kenneth
Whitesell, to think about naval aviation’s future.
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