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Russia’s war in Ukraine has sharpened American
focus on security issues in Europe, and that was reflected in survey
findings released Sept. 15 by the Chicago Council think tank.
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The Air Force’s highly anticipated B-21
bomber, which has been in development for years, will be unveiled
in December, the service said.
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South Korea’s defense chief touted his
country’s “renowned weapons systems” as he kicked off the five-day
Defense and Security Expo.
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The new and improved E.J. King Middle and
High School at Sasebo took nearly three years to complete.
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A multibillion-dollar electronic health
records system launched less than two years ago by the Department
of Veterans Affairs needs major improvements, agency officials told
senators on Wednesday.
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A man found near the U.S. Embassy with a
cup of homemade gunpowder was arrested Tuesday by Japanese police
on suspicion of violating the country’s Explosives Control Law.
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The U.S. Air Force celebrated dominating
the skies for three quarters of a century by gathering 75 of its
most lethal warbirds in Alaska.
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A U.S. Navy guided-missile destroyer and a
Canadian patrol frigate steamed through the Taiwan Strait, the
first combined transit by the two countries in nearly a year.
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This episode features stories about Yokota
Air Base saying goodbye to Bird scooters, the Coast Guard increasing
readiness for tsunamis and more.
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Andy Tai Huynh and Alexander J. Drueke had
been taken captive in June in Ukraine’s Kharkiv region.
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The order was swiftly condemned by U.S.
and European officials and comes as the Kremlin faces a significant
problem in troops and workers and major setbacks.
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