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Army Gen. Mark Milley, chairman of the Joint
Chiefs of Staff, told lawmakers heightened American military “presence is
always a good deterrent” against enemy aggression, telling them that he
favored rotating more units in and out of Europe to a permanent boost of
U.S. force strength on the Continent.
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Russian forces are regrouping for a new
offensive in Ukraine aimed at gaining enough ground to connect the
occupied Crimean Peninsula with separatist-controlled territory in
the eastern Donbas region, NATO’s official said Tuesday.
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A contingent of V Corps soldiers uncased
their unit colors Tuesday in Ansbach, marking a return to Germany
for the headquarters as it helps coordinate Army efforts along
NATO’s eastern flank.
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A national nonprofit has launched a
financial assistance program to help military and veteran
caregivers cover unexpected expenses that could jeopardize their
financial security and help them get back on their feet.
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On Friday, a judge in Olympia, Wash.,
sided with an activist group that had been fighting a decision to
allow the Navy limited use of some two dozen waterfront parks for
nighttime SEAL training. Group members said they didn’t want the
Navy’s “ninjas” creeping around areas reserved for recreation.
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An additional COVID-19 booster shot for
adults ages 50 and over and younger people with certain underlying
health conditions will soon be available at many U.S. bases in
Europe, military health officials said Tuesday.
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Fuel was emptied from an E-2D Advanced
Hawkeye that crashed near Wallops Island and the coastal town of
Chincoteague.
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The Navy took the action against Capt.
Albert Lee Hornyak, citing a lack of confidence in his ability to
perform his duties, the Navy said.
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The state adjutant general on Tuesday
promised better use of National Guard troops deployed to stop crime
along the Mexico border with funding for the mission due to run out
by the end of the month.
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A capability to strike enemy bases would
let potential adversaries know they’d “pay a price” for attacking
Japan, according to the country’s defense minister.
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The U.S. Army on Okinawa on Tuesday denied
a local newspaper’s claim that a Marine pointed his rifle at a
Japanese reporter during a security exercise at a U.S. military
port last week.
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