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No decision has been made on whether women will be allowed to join the Marine Corps’ infantry, reconnaissance and special operations units, the commandant said in a recent letter to general officers.
The commander of U.S.-led forces in Afghanistan believes government security forces have improved faster than expected and will be ready to take the lead in the 11-year-old war against the Taliban.
In his first interview since the Pentagon opened ground combat jobs to women, the commandant of the Marine Corps said some occupations may ultimately remain closed if only a small number qualify.
Caught between the jagged coral of an ocean reef and Filipino environmental and political concerns, the U.S. Navy will cut up the trapped ship and take it away piece by piece.
Americans are generally dissatisfied with many aspects of life, including in particular the economy and poverty. But they remain highly satisfied with the military and security from terrorism.
The military’s Africa Command is making preparations to install unarmed drones as Islamist extremist groups are seen as posing a growing menace to the region.
The tanks of a U.S. Navy ship stuck on a Philippine reef have been pumped full of seawater to keep the vessel stable while salvage ships make their way to the site of the grounding.
China expressed concern on Monday after Japan unveiled plans to boost the number of its military personnel, as a bitter territorial dispute between the two countries drags on.