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The Lockheed C-130
Hercules was one of two refurbished U.S. Air Force aircraft handed over
to the Philippines, Washington's oldest treaty ally in Asia, as part of
military assistance this year.
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More
than 1,000 Afghan soldiers fled into neighboring Tajikistan early
Monday to escape clashes with Taliban insurgents who have mounted
an aggressive offensive as NATO forces withdraw, according to Tajik
border officials.
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Afghanistan's
army showed off the sprawling air base Monday, providing a rare
first glimpse of what had been the epicenter of America's war to
unseat the Taliban and hunt down the al-Qaida perpetrators of the
9/11 attacks on America.
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An
alleged rocket attack came six days after U.S. troops in eastern
Syria came under a similar attack.
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Detonating
explosives next to the USS Gerald R. Ford during this
summer’s shock trials is meant to test the ship — but a team on the
carrier makes sure the blasts don’t do the same for marine mammals.
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Nobody
has been found alive since the first hours of the June 24 disaster
that killed at least 27 people in the town of Surfside, so updating
the families has so far been a matter of delivering bad news.
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Prior
to the demolition, rescue teams conducted full sweeps looking for
animals, searching every possible hiding place and — in the areas
that were not accessible — using ladders on high-lift cranes to
look through what was left of the 12-story building.
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Foreign
Ministry spokesman Rainer Breul said that 2,400 German visas were
granted in recent weeks for Afghan employees and their relatives.
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A
19-year-old National Guard soldier visiting his family
in Chicago over the Fourth of July weekend was
shot and killed early Saturday morning.
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Ukraine
is starting to walk back its plan for female military cadets to
wear heels in an upcoming parade following an outpouring of
criticism, including demands that the country’s male defense
minister don the often uncomfortable footwear.
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Exercise Summer
Fury 21 will involve the deployment of
F/A-18 Hornets and F-35C Lightning II fighters, as well
as transport aircraft and helicopters from Marine Corps Air
Station Miramar in California, to test the Corps’ ability
to “conduct long-range strikes against a peer enemy.”
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