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Officials say carrier to help protect Afghanistan pullout

WASHINGTON (AP) – The Pentagon has decided to keep an aircraft carrier in the Middle East to help provide protection for American and coalition troops during their planned withdrawal from Afghanistan in coming weeks, U.S. defense officials said Friday. Also, two U.S. Air Force bombers will be deployed to Afghanistan as part of the pre-pullout …

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Monument Honoring US Soldiers Lost in 1962 Plane Crash to Be Unveiled in Maine

A new monument honoring the U.S. Army soldiers who lost their lives in a mysterious 1962 plane crash in the Pacific Ocean will be unveiled next month at the Wreaths Across America headquarters in Columbia Falls. Three Mainers were on Flying Tiger Line Flight 739, a charter flight carrying U.S. military personnel, when it disappeared …

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Former Army Doctor in ‘Fatal Vision’ Murders Appeals Release Denial

RALEIGH, N.C. — A former Army doctor serving life in prison for the “Fatal Vision” slayings of his wife and two young daughters in 1970 is appealing a federal court ruling this month denying his requested release due to poor health. Court officials on Friday sent the appeal notice filed late Thursday by attorneys for …

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Blinken names experienced diplomat Jeffrey Feltman as envoy for troubled Horn of Africa

Jeffrey Feltman, a career diplomat who served for a time as assistant secretary of state and as the U.N.’s undersecretary-general for political affairs, has been named the State Department’s special envoy for the Horn of Africa, where a civil war in Ethiopia has created a destabilizing humanitarian crisis in one of the continent’s most strategic …

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