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President Joe Biden on
Thursday announced the U.S. military mission in Afghanistan will end by
Aug. 31 and his administration will start to move thousands of Afghan
translators to several other countries as they await visa approval to
enter the United States.
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Olympic
events in and around Japan’s capital will take place without fans
in the stands.
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Two
veterans' advocacy groups filed federal lawsuit this week.
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South
Korea announced 1,275 new coronavirus cases on Thursday, its
highest daily caseload since the nation confirmed its first
COVID-19 patient on Jan. 20, 2020.
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The
failure to control F-35 aircraft cost overruns should force the
Pentagon to scale back its fleet of advanced warplanes unless it
can find new savings, a government watchdog agency report said.
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U.S.
soldiers fired a High Mobility Artillery Rocket System on the
Japanese island of Hokkaido during a large-scale exercise that
concluded Wednesday.
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Vice
Adm. Karl Thomas assumed command of 7th Fleet on Thursday during a
ceremony at Yokosuka’s Fleet Theater.
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The
Air Force’s list of career specialties eligible for the program has
edged up slightly to 39, but the number still remains low by
historical standards due to the service’s record-high retention
levels. The list applies to both Air Force and Space Force
personnel.
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Two
Katuysha rockets fell near the national security building, and in
an open courtyard inside the Green Zone. A third rocket fell in a
nearby residential area.
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The
Defense Ministry said that Tu-160 and Tu-95 strategic bombers took
off from their base in the Saratov region on the Volga River and
flew more than about 2,500 miles to launch cruise missiles at
practice targets at a firing range in the Arctic.
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