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U.S. troops will have access to four more
military sites in the Philippines under plans announced by the two
countries on Thursday.
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Fear of Chinese expansionism and a
change in administration in Manila have led to the agreement to
expand the U.S. military presence in the Philippines —
unthinkable decades ago but with major strategic implications as
tension with China rises.
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At the annual Dragoon Ready exercise,
the 2nd Cavalry Regiment rolled out wearable devices connected to
the Army’s Integrated Tactical Network. It shows maps and troop
positions in real time, and allows users to call for fire and
relay intelligence.
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The Air Force is processing new
assignments and scheduled permanent-change-of-station moves are
still going according to plan, the service said, following
numerous social media posts referring to a pause in processing
the movements of airmen.
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The U.S. military’s eyes in the sky
helped French special operations forces seize thousands of rifles
and anti-tank missiles on a vessel in the waters of the Middle
East, defense officials said.
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DOD civilians described a lack of staff,
long waits, Japanese providers refusing to treat Americans and
prohibitively high upfront costs when that treatment is
available.
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South Korean F-35A Lightning II stealth
fighters drilled with U.S. F-35Bs, F-22 Raptors and B-1B Lancer
bombers over the Yellow Sea, the Ministry of National Defense
said.
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The Chinese coast guard, already the
largest in the world, is set to expand even further with the
addition of more than 20 warships, according to a Japanese news
agency.
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Spc. Francisco R. Cardenas, 26, is
accused of providing fentanyl to another person, and the person
died; Spc. Mason Klippert, 25, is charged with murder and
manslaughter in the death of a child who was younger than 16.
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The government’s watchdog for
Afghanistan reconstruction said Thursday that the Taliban is
growing ever more oppressive, and lawmakers need to consider
whether too many U.S. aid dollars are ending up in their hands.
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People for the Ethical Treatment of
Animals claimed a small victory after learning the Navy ended
years of what the group called “crude” medical testing on sheep
at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
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