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The Mojave Desert training stop was meant to
prepare the 3rd Infantry Division’s 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team to
deploy in late summer to Europe, where they will be tasked with
assuring security for NATO allies and serving as a deterrent against a
Russian incursion into NATO territory.
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Roughly 7,000 U.S. sailors and Marines
from Carrier Strike Group 11 and its flagship, the
nuclear-powered aircraft carrier USS Nimitz, docked at Busan for
an ongoing, large-scale drill by U.S. and South Korean naval
forces.
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That final troop withdrawal 50 years ago
Wednesday from Vietnam marked the end of a long and politically
contentious war that had left 58,000 U.S. service members dead
and another 304,000 wounded.
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Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall told
lawmakers Tuesday that increased efforts by China to rapidly
expand its inventories of nuclear weapons worries him more than
anything he has seen in his long national security career.
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The site includes more than 8,000
training aids and devices, including simulators to practice rifle
and pistol shooting. Virtual Stinger missile and artillery
training also are available.
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Kim Jong Un reiterated his call to
exponentially increase North Korea’s nuclear arsenal, which “is
aimed to defend the eternal security of the state and the
regional peace and stability from A to Z.”
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The evolution of Camp Kosciuszko, which
last week formally became the first U.S. permanent base in
Poland, showcases how events in Ukraine over the past nine years
have overhauled the United States’ military mission in Europe.
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Republican Sen. Tommy Tuberville of
Alabama refused to release his hold on the Senate’s consideration
of military promotions Tuesday even as Defense Secretary Lloyd
Austin warned senators a continued holdup would have a “ripple
effect” across the armed forces.
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Of 70,000 Marines that fought there,
more than 6,800 were killed and 19,000 were wounded. On the
Japanese side, about 18,000 were killed. Only 216 were captured.
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Service members, their families and
civilian employees at this airlift hub in western Tokyo are
enrolling this week in a bone marrow registry that could
potentially save a life.
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In late February, the 3rd Infantry
Division’s 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team left behind the flat,
pine-covered training grounds of southeast Georgia’s Fort Stewart
for the rough, barren, mountainous landscape that Fort Irwin has
provided Army units that train there since 1981.
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