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US backed Syrian force clears area retaken from IS
Noah Oppenheim, the president of NBC News, said in a statement that NBC employees escaped unharmed, and expressed “deepest sympathies” to the driver’s family and loved ones.
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For Syrians, 8 years of war leaves stories of loss and hope
War is personal. And in Syria, after eight years of a grinding conflict, there are as many stories of loss, dispossession and desperate hope as there are people.
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India calls on US to investigate Pakistan’s alleged use of F-16 jets
India has called on the United States to investigate Pakistan’s alleged use of American-made F-16 jets during an aerial engagement last month that brought the two nuclear armed neighbors to the brink of conflict.
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8 killed in India-Pakistan fighting amid high tensions
Indian and Pakistani soldiers again targeted each other’s posts and villages along their volatile frontier in disputed Kashmir, killing at least six civilians and wounding six others, officials said Saturday.
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Kim Jong Un warns US in New Year’s address
Kim Jong Un said he is ready to sit down again with President Donald Trump — but also warned the United States against imposing more sanctions.
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After 17 years, many Afghans blame US for unending war
The U.S.. has lost more than 2,400 soldiers in its longest war, and has spent more than $900 billion on everything from military operations to the construction of roads, bridges and power plants.
5 months ago -
OAS chief threatens military force against Venezuela
The head of the Organization of American States has joined President Donald Trump in holding out the threat of a military intervention in Venezuela to restore democracy and ease the country’s humanitarian crisis.
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‘World’s most dangerous paper route’: How US troops get the news in war zones
It’s a paper route not for the faint of heart. An upcoming film has captured the herculean effort to make sure U.S. troops can keep up with the news from home, even in the most remote and dangerous combat zones.
1 year ago -
A big step forward for an Operation Desert Storm memorial
The National Park Service is asking the public to weigh in on two possible locations for an Operation Desert Storm memorial.
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Watch: Wounded Syrian toddler won’t let go of nurse in Aleppo
In the video from the Syrian American Medical Society (SAMS) hospital in Aleppo, the crying boy, who is bleeding from his head and has clothes covered in dust, hugs the nurse and doesn’t let go.
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Why can’t we be friends? War ‘low rides’ into The Birchmere
Which band was the last to play with Jimi Hendrix? Hint: They’re about to “low ride” into The Birchmere.
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Virginia retreat paves way for future of veteran care
A Virginia retreat is helping combat veterans recover from the psychological and physical scars of war through yoga, archery and group and family therapy.
3 years ago -
Expert: More troops signals lengthy U.S. engagement in Iraq
The Obama Administration announced Tuesday that it\’s planning to deploy 200 more U.S. combat troops to Iraq, prompting one military expert to predict that this is likely the start of \”an expanded American role\” that
could increase to \”a few thousand\” more Americans on the ground before it\’s over.5 years ago -
Invisible wounds: Couple struggles with scars of war
Not all wounds are visible. A local couple opens up about the physical and mental effects of war.
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New technology can change the battlefield
A new technology can stop hemorrhaging in seconds on the battlefield.
5 years ago
