Pentagon to Bill Saudi Arabia, UAE $331 Million for Fuel and Flight Hours The U.S. will seek reimbursement for $331 million from Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.
Mattis Calls on Senate to Shelve Resolution Against Saudis Mattis argued that acting to punish Saudi Arabia now could derail the latest effort to convene peace talks on Yemen.
Saudi Coalition Down '1 to 2' Tankers of Fuel Daily After US Ends Refueling Mission The Saudi-led coalition striking Houthi rebels in Yemen is losing roughly one to two tankers worth of U.S. fuel per day.
Mattis: US Has to Work With Saudis for Peace in Yemen Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said Saudi help was vital to his efforts to jump-start peace talks on Yemen.
Mattis Pushes for Negotiated Cease-Fire in Yemen's Civil War "We've got to replace combat with compromise," the defense secretary said.
McCain Bill Spurs Probe into Missing Journalist; Smartwatch a Possible Clue The ghost of John McCain loomed over the investigation of a missing journalist allegedly killed by the Saudis.
Air Force Refueling Mission Over Horn of Africa Holds Steady As of Aug. 31, Air Force tankers had conducted 2,919 sorties and offloaded 92.3 million pounds of fuel to coalition fighters.
Trump Administration Approves $1 Billion Arms Sale to Saudi Arabia The White House told Congress Thursday that it plans to approve a $1 billion arms sale to Saudi Arabia.
General Argues to Continue Refueling Saudi Planes in Yemen Fight Gen. Joseph Votel said working with Saudi Arabia has proven successful even as the civil war in Yemen has continued on.
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Army Veteran Who Pistol-Whipped Club Q Shooter with His Own Gun Says He 'Tried to Finish Him' The U.S. Army veteran who stopped the active shooter at Club Q in Colorado Springs on Saturday night said he wasn't thinking...
The Military Pledged to Remove Unexploded Bombs From This Island. Native Hawaiians Are Still Waiting. The Waikoloa Maneuver Area is a 185,000-acre site that was used by the U.S. military for live-fire training in the 1940s.
Navy SEAL Wins Appeal of Sentence in Soldier’s Hazing Death Tony DeDolph was one of four American service members — two SEALs and two Marines — who were charged in the death of Army...
Army Sergeant Charged with Stealing Machine Gun Parts, Smoke Grenade After Brigade-Wide Search The charges, filed last month, allege that Sgt. Christopher Shepler stole an M2 .50-caliber machine gun receiver and an M240...
