USS Dwight D Eisenhower safely home after battling Houthi missiles and drones
The aircraft carrier completed more than 10,000 aircraft launches and recoveries during her nine-month deployment in the Red Sea.
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Space UK Space Commander takes up role of Assistant Chief of Space Operations in US Space Force
Former inaugural commander of the UK Space Command Air Marshal Paul Godfrey will take up the role of Assistant Chief of Space Operations.
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Ukraine US announces delivery of new $225m aid package after Biden meets Zelensky at summit
The new security package includes a Patriot missile battery, missiles and additional ammunition for high-mobility artillery rocket systems.
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Ukraine Plot foiled: Russia planned to murder boss of weapons firm supplying kit to Ukraine
Five unidentified US and Western officials said the assassination plot was discovered earlier this year, as reported by CNN.
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USA US says decision to postpone military exercise in Georgia was not taken lightly
Friction between Washington and Tbilisi has led to the two-week Exercise Noble Partner being put on hold indefinitely.
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Ukraine US pledges $2.3bn to support Ukrainians on the frontline after Russia takes more ground
The latest support package will include vital aid defence systems and support for troops on the frontline.
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Navy HMS Duncan sails in formation with US warships on exercise in eastern Mediterranean
The Royal Navy Type 45 destroyer is due to be deployed to the Red Sea and the Middle East to protect shipping lanes from Houthi attacks.
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Middle East US military destroys Houthi radar site posing threat to coalition forces and merchant ships
Central Command said the action had been taken on the radar site in a Houthi-controlled area of Yemen to protect the freedom of navigation.
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Aircraft US aircraft completes first-of-its-kind non-stop 45-hour flight around the world
Due to the jetstream, it would be harder to fly westward than eastward, making the journey of the Pegasus longer.
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Invictus Games Prince Harry to be honoured with award for efforts to 'change the world' with Invictus Games
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LGBTQ Biden pardons LGBTQ+ service personnel convicted under Don't Ask, Don't Tell policy
US President Joe Biden has announced he will pardon service personnel convicted under the same-sex ban in the military.
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USA Clean-up begins as National Guard helis accidentally get covered in fire-fighting foam
A fire system malfunction meant 800 gallons of concentrated aqueous film-forming foam (AFFF) was inadvertently released.
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Feature Bazooka: How the legendary rocket-propelled anti-armour weapon got its name
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USA Julian Assange – man behind WikiLeaks' Collateral Murder video – leaves UK after plea deal
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has struck a plea bargain with US officials, who had been trying to extradite him for several years.
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USA USS Dwight D Eisenhower heads home after twice extended Red Sea deployment
The USS Dwight D Eisenhower has been deployed for eight months, longer than any other US carrier for the last five years.
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History GI Bill: 80 years of law that brought veterans back to civilian life after service on the frontline
US President Franklin Roosevelt signed the Servicemen's Readjustment Act of 1944, today known as the US GI Bill.