Iraq May Buy $2.4 Billion Air Defense System The U.S. since 2005 has offered Iraq some $35 billion in weapons and services, though only about $8 billion of that involves...
U.S. Airstrikes in Iraq Cost $100 Million to Date The bulk of the estimated price tag actually comes from intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance missions, not strike...
US and Coalition Troops Could Stand Between Kurds and Iraqis: General The U.S. would consider having U.S. and coalition troops man checkpoints between opposing Iraqi and Kurdish Peshmerga...
Everything But the Smell: How NatGeo Built an Iraqi City at Fort Hood By night, the film set for "The Long Road Home" doubled as a tool for emotional healing.
Man Charged with Assaulting Border Patrol Agent with Sandwich in DC Is an Air Force Veteran A man accused of throwing a sandwich at an immigration enforcement officer during President Donald Trump's federal takeover...
Gold Star Widow Fighting to Be Buried Next to Husband Has New Evidence A Vietnam War veteran’s widow and her family have uncovered a letter they say provides irrefutable evidence that she had a...
Zelenskyy, Trump Express Hope for Trilateral Talks with Putin to Bring End to Russia-Ukraine War Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is bringing with him to the White House an extraordinary cadre of European leaders to...
Three Republican-Led States to Send Hundreds of National Guard Troops to Washington West Virginia said it was deploying 300 to 400 Guard troops, while South Carolina pledged 200 and Ohio says it will send 150...
New Air Force Policy Denies Transgender Troops Hearings Before They're Discharged It is the second policy change the Air Force has taken in recent weeks to crack down on transgender service members.
![National Geographic's new miniseries, "The Long Road Home," was shot at Fort Hood in Texas and featured "the largest working set in North America," said Mikko Alanne, the showrunner and screenwriter. (National Geographic photo/Van Redin)](http://images04.military.com/sites/default/files/styles/thumbnail_large/public/2017-11/long-road-home-24-900.jpg?itok=kV95-JSw "National Geographic's new miniseries, "The Long Road Home," was shot at Fort Hood in Texas and featured "the largest working set in North America," said Mikko Alanne, the showrunner and screenwriter. (National Geographic photo/Van Redin)")
