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The Iranian government reportedly has stepped up shipments of weapons and money to the Taliban in Afghanistan in recent...

Afghan pilots, maintainers and instructor pilots from the 81st Fighter Squadron came to conduct high-altitude training in the...

President Obama reversed course on his Afghanistan withdrawal plan and announced that 5,500 U.S. troops will remain...

The U.S. Defense Department has identified the six U.S. airmen killed this week in a suicide attack in Afghanistan.

The Army decided to retain a decorated Green Beret who physically confronted an Afghan commander accused of raping a boy.

The U.S. sent 100 troops to the embattled capital of Afghanistan's Helmand province to prevent the city's fall to the Taliban...

A U.S. service member was killed and another was injured in an insider attack Wednesday in Kabul, according to NATO.

The Marine Corps may be sending troops back into the country in an advisory capacity.

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A small 300-Marine task force bound for Helmand Province, Afghanistan, quietly deployed from Camp Lejeune last week.