Special Ops Task Force Helps Shift Afghanistan Trend Line
Quiet professionals of the special operations community remain committed to a variety of missions there through the end of 2014 and ...
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Dead SEALs’ families blame Washington for 2011 attack in Afghanistan
The families of US commandos killed in a 2011 downing of a helicopter in eastern Afghanistan have blamed Washington for the attack and the ensuing ...
New Authority Supports Global Special Operations Network
New arrangement gives U.S. Special Operations Command responsibility for manning, training and equipping special operators assigned to regional ...
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DOD Cooperates With Congress on Benghazi Probes
The Defense Department has cooperated fully with Congress and the State Department on the investigation into the attack on the U.S.
2001 Authorization Still Legal Basis for War, Leaders Say
The 2001 Authorization for the Use of Military Force remains viable more than a decade after its passing, a panel of defense leaders told ...
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Combined Force Kills Insurgent in Paktiya Province
A combined Afghan and coalition security force in the Zurmat district of Afghanistan’s Paktiya province killed an insurgent and arrested four others ...
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Uganda Opposition Leader Blames President Museveni for Tension
A Ugandan opposition leader says frustration within the rank and file of the Ugandan People’s Defense Forces (UPDF) is creating tension in the ...
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U.S. 5th Fleet Concludes Maritime Symposium
U.S. Naval Forces Central Command hosted the sixth Maritime Infrastructure Protection Symposium.
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Russia to Spend $300 Mln on Special Forces Training
The Russian Defense Ministry will allocate 10 billion rubles (about $300 million) to training programs for special forces, Col. Gen.
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NATO Stresses Continuity as Breedlove Succeeds Stavridis
NATO’s focus will remain squarely on Afghanistan as Air Force Gen. Philip M. Breedlove succeeds Navy Adm. James G. Stavridis as the alliance’s ...
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