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Pentagon Taps 3,600 More Troops to Support ‘Mega-Vaccination Sites’

The Pentagon announced Friday that it will deploy about 3,600 additional military personnel to support COVID-19 vaccination sites around the country. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has authorized an additional 20 teams to support a Federal Emergency Management Agency request — one could ultimately require close to 19,000 service members to assist at vaccine sites, Pentagon …

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Biden Facing ‘Serious Dilemmas’ on Afghan Troop Withdrawal: US Official

U.S. President Joe Biden faces “serious dilemmas” in Afghanistan as a deadline to withdraw troops nears and the Taliban show no sign of ending their bloodshed, a top U.S. official warned. The new U.S. leader has ordered a review of the deal Washington cut with the Taliban last year, which promised the withdrawal of all …

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Air Force Cuts Back F-35 Demo Performances Due to Engine Shortage

The F-35A Joint Strike Fighter will participate in fewer air shows this year as military leaders deal with an engine shortage for the fifth-generation stealth jet. Bloomberg News reported this week that there is a growing shortage of F135 engines, which are manufactured by Pratt & Whitney, now owned by Raytheon Technologies Corp. Air Combat …

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