Combat Veteran Pleads Guilty to Punching Cops, Threatening Flight Attendant
Joel Michael Bane, an Iraq and Afghanistan war veteran, pleaded guilty to one count of interference with a flight crew.
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Taliban Say They're Ready for Second Round of Talks with US
The Taliban are ready for a second round of talks with the U.S., possibly this month.
Taliban Attack Afghan Security Forces in North, Killing 52
Taliban insurgents launched separate attacks on Afghan security forces in the north, killing 52, provincial officials said.
Attacks Kill 19 Afghan Forces after Twin Bombings in Kabul
Insurgents killed 19 security personnel in separate assaults in Afghanistan, officials said Thursday.
Soldier Fatally Injured at Bagram Airfield Identified
Staff Sgt. Diobanjo Sanagustin, 32, died in the unspecified incident at Bagram Airfield.
Petraeus: US Has 'Sacred Obligation' to Help Burn-Pit Veterans
Petraeus said it's time for service members exposed to the dangers of burn pits to be provided with proper care.
US General Assumes NATO Command in Afghanistan
U.S. Army Gen. Austin Miller assumed command of the 41-nation NATO mission in Afghanistan.
Lawyer Wants to Hold Government in Contempt of Court in Marine's Case
Michael Bowe is calling on the Navy and Marines to provide documents related to the case of Reserve Maj. Jason Brezler.
China Says No Plans to Deploy Troops to Afghanistan
China on Thursday denied media reports that it plans to deploy troops to Afghanistan.
Afghan Forces Need More Mortar Training, Army Advisers Say
U.S. Army advisers in Afghanistan have learned they may want to focus more on training Afghan forces.
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Sailor Dies in Flight-Deck Mishap Aboard the Carrier George H.W. Bush
A sailor was killed in a mishap on the flight deck of the aircraft carrier George H.W. Bush, Navy officials said.
One of 1st Female Marine Grunts Faces Separation After Marrying Lance Corporal
One of the first women to become an infantry Marine is facing a discharge after having a relationship with a subordinate.
For Some Soldiers, New, Tougher Army Fitness Test a Jarring Wake-Up Call
The new Army Combat Fitness Test has eliminated age-specific scoring.
It's Official: The Air Force Is Switching to the Army's OCP Uniform
The U.S. Air Force is adopting the Army's Operational Camouflage Pattern as its new combat uniform.
Air Force Wants to Surge Growth by More Than 70 New Squadrons
Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson said the service intends to grow by a total of more than 70 squadrons.