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Who Wins in the US Military Withdrawal from Afghanistan?

Joseph V. Micallef is a best-selling military history and world affairs author, and keynote speaker. Follow him on Twitter @JosephVMicallef. The Biden administration has announced that all U.S. combat troops will be withdrawn from Afghanistan by Sept. 11, 2021. Presumably, this also applies to troops supplied by America’s NATO allies.  The 20th anniversary of the …

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Marine commandant reveals new mission preparing for China conflict

Marine Corps Commandant Gen. David H. Berger has revealed new plans for shifting the Corps’ mission to prepare for a future conflict with China: scouting and screening operations. The new approach upends the traditional mission of the Marines, who for decades have put amphibious assault from the sea to the land as the central priority. …

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U.S. warns hackers actively exploiting remote access software used by federal agencies

A number of U.S. government agencies have been compromised by hackers exploiting both known and newly found software flaws, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency warned Tuesday. CISA, a component of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, has accordingly issued an emergency directive requiring all federal civilian agencies to scan their systems for signs of …

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Indonesia Searching for Missing Submarine with 53 on Board

JAKARTA, Indonesia — Indonesia’s navy is searching for a submarine that went missing north of the resort island of Bali with 53 people on board, the military said Wednesday. Military chief Hadi Tjahjanto said the KRI Nanggala 402 was participating in a training exercise when it missed a scheduled reporting call. The submarine is believed to …

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‘By Far the Hardest Thing I Have Done’: Aviation Soldiers March Through Arabian Desert for Nordic Skills Badge

Some 100 U.S. soldiers in Kuwait grabbed their loaded rucksacks and marched through the desert in a bid to prove their mental and physical endurance was up to Nordic standards. Those who finished the 18.6-mile trek in under about 5 hours earned a badge first awarded in 1915 to Norwegian recruits who completed the challenge …

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