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Watch: Former US Armyman's Reaction After Getting Scooter To Move Around Wins Internet
A former armyman in the United States recently received a gift in the form of a mobility scooter to help him move around and perform day-to-day tasks.
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In Major Oversight Move, US To Outfit Border Agents With Body Cameras
The United States will require thousands of border agents to wear body cameras, according to two officials and government documents, a major operational change that could increase oversight of agents and also help capture criminal activity.
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US Locates Missing World War II Soldiers' Remains In Arunachal Pradesh
The United States today said it has successfully located remains of the country's servicemen who went missing in Arunachal Pradesh during World War II.
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After Humvee, US Army to Unleash Latest Beast
First there was the Jeep, then came the Humvee. Now the US military has a new all-purpose vehicle that's destined to become another emblem of American fighting power: the JLTV.
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U.S Army Finds Replacement for the Ageing Humvee
U.S. specialty truck maker Oshkosh Corp won a $6.75 billion contract to build 17,000 light tactical vehicles to replace the aging Humvees used by the U.S. Army and Marine Corps. The U.S Army made the announcement yesterday.
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Fires in US State of Washington Largest in its History
A group of wildfires blazing in the western US state of Washington have become the largest in the state's history, and 2015 has become the state's worst fire year on record, officials said on Monday.
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Firefighters Face High Winds Stoking Deadly Blazes in US Northwest
Crews battling a flurry of wildfires raging unchecked across the Pacific Northwest contended with high winds on Thursday, a day after three firefighters were killed and four others were injured in Washington state.
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First Women to Pass US Army's Ranger School Speak Out
The first women to pass the grueling training course at the US Army's elite Ranger School said Thursday they hoped their success would open doors for women seeking jobs in frontline combat.
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3 Firefighters Killed Battling Washington State Wildfire: Governor
Three firefighters in Washington state were killed and four injured while battling a wildfire threatening the north-central town of Twisp, Governor Jay Inslee said on Wednesday.
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Female Combat Roles in Focus as First Women Become US Rangers
With the first female soldiers about to make history as elite Rangers, the US Army is in the process of making official what began in the field long ago.
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Chelsea Manning Could Face Solitary Confinement at Military Prison
Chelsea Manning, a soldier imprisoned for leaking classified US information to pro-transparency site WikiLeaks, could face solitary confinement on charges she violated prison rules by having prohibited reading material, her attorney said on Wednesday.
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US to Cut 40,000 Soldiers From Army: Official
The US Army plans to cut 40,000 soldiers from its ranks over the next two years to save money at home and abroad, a US defense official said Tuesday.
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American Soldier Found Dead at US Army Base in South Korea
A US soldier attached to an intelligence battalion in Japan has died during training exercises in South Korea, the US military said in a statement today.
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Michelle Obama Champions Plans for Girls' Education
US First Lady Michelle Obama visited a London school today at the start of a European tour as she announced plans for $200 million (177 million euros) in programmes to promote girls' education worldwide.
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51 Laboratories in 17 States, 3 Nations Got Suspected Live Anthrax Samples: Pentagon
The Pentagon said on Wednesday that 51 labs in 17 U.S. states and three foreign countries have received suspected live samples of anthrax - a larger number than previously disclosed - and that the number may rise as an investigation continues.
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Watch: Former US Armyman's Reaction After Getting Scooter To Move Around Wins Internet
A former armyman in the United States recently received a gift in the form of a mobility scooter to help him move around and perform day-to-day tasks.
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In Major Oversight Move, US To Outfit Border Agents With Body Cameras
The United States will require thousands of border agents to wear body cameras, according to two officials and government documents, a major operational change that could increase oversight of agents and also help capture criminal activity.
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US Locates Missing World War II Soldiers' Remains In Arunachal Pradesh
The United States today said it has successfully located remains of the country's servicemen who went missing in Arunachal Pradesh during World War II.
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After Humvee, US Army to Unleash Latest Beast
First there was the Jeep, then came the Humvee. Now the US military has a new all-purpose vehicle that's destined to become another emblem of American fighting power: the JLTV.
-
U.S Army Finds Replacement for the Ageing Humvee
U.S. specialty truck maker Oshkosh Corp won a $6.75 billion contract to build 17,000 light tactical vehicles to replace the aging Humvees used by the U.S. Army and Marine Corps. The U.S Army made the announcement yesterday.
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Fires in US State of Washington Largest in its History
A group of wildfires blazing in the western US state of Washington have become the largest in the state's history, and 2015 has become the state's worst fire year on record, officials said on Monday.
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Firefighters Face High Winds Stoking Deadly Blazes in US Northwest
Crews battling a flurry of wildfires raging unchecked across the Pacific Northwest contended with high winds on Thursday, a day after three firefighters were killed and four others were injured in Washington state.
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First Women to Pass US Army's Ranger School Speak Out
The first women to pass the grueling training course at the US Army's elite Ranger School said Thursday they hoped their success would open doors for women seeking jobs in frontline combat.
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3 Firefighters Killed Battling Washington State Wildfire: Governor
Three firefighters in Washington state were killed and four injured while battling a wildfire threatening the north-central town of Twisp, Governor Jay Inslee said on Wednesday.
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Female Combat Roles in Focus as First Women Become US Rangers
With the first female soldiers about to make history as elite Rangers, the US Army is in the process of making official what began in the field long ago.
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Chelsea Manning Could Face Solitary Confinement at Military Prison
Chelsea Manning, a soldier imprisoned for leaking classified US information to pro-transparency site WikiLeaks, could face solitary confinement on charges she violated prison rules by having prohibited reading material, her attorney said on Wednesday.
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US to Cut 40,000 Soldiers From Army: Official
The US Army plans to cut 40,000 soldiers from its ranks over the next two years to save money at home and abroad, a US defense official said Tuesday.
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American Soldier Found Dead at US Army Base in South Korea
A US soldier attached to an intelligence battalion in Japan has died during training exercises in South Korea, the US military said in a statement today.
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Michelle Obama Champions Plans for Girls' Education
US First Lady Michelle Obama visited a London school today at the start of a European tour as she announced plans for $200 million (177 million euros) in programmes to promote girls' education worldwide.
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51 Laboratories in 17 States, 3 Nations Got Suspected Live Anthrax Samples: Pentagon
The Pentagon said on Wednesday that 51 labs in 17 U.S. states and three foreign countries have received suspected live samples of anthrax - a larger number than previously disclosed - and that the number may rise as an investigation continues.
