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Dave Philipps

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World
8 Aug 2024
FORT McCOY, Wis. — The war zone of tomorrow may be a dystopian hellscape of crippling cyber strikes, autonomous death rays and swarms of killer bots. But whatever America’s future conflicts might bring, this much is certain: There will finally be cup holders.
Here Comes the Smooth Ride to Replace the Military's Hated Humvee
World
6 Aug 2024
The Defense Department, after months of litigation and controversy over the issue, is establishing a new policy for transgender troops: They can enlist and serve, but only if they stick to their biological sex. No transitioning allowed.
World
6 Aug 2024
The U.S. military is one of the most ethnically diverse and integrated institutions in the nation, and has long promoted racial equality. Yet in a string of cases in recent years, Americans bent on racist extremism have been current or former members of the armed forces.
World
1 Aug 2024
The U.S. Navy has come a long way, from its first wooden frigates to today’s nuclear carriers. But in all that time, one thing remained almost as fixed as the North Star: A skipper’s power to throw troublesome sailors in the brig with nothing to eat but bread and water.
World
1 Aug 2024
The U.S. Navy has come a long way, from its first wooden frigates to today’s nuclear carriers. But in all that time, one thing remained almost as fixed as the North Star: A skipper’s power to throw troublesome sailors in the brig with nothing to eat but bread and water.
World
1 Aug 2024
The U.S. Navy has come a long way, from its first wooden frigates to today’s nuclear carriers. But in all that time, one thing remained almost as fixed as the North Star: A skipper’s power to throw troublesome sailors in the brig with nothing to eat but bread and water.
World
4 Jul 2019
SAN DIEGO — Edward Gallagher, a decorated member of the Navy SEALs, was pleased and relieved when he emerged from his court-martial on Wednesday with just a demotion and time served, and not the life sentence he could have faced if convicted on the most serious charges. But many in the Navy were in no mood to celebrate.
After Navy SEAL's acquittal, fears that war crimes will go unreported
World
3 Jul 2019
SAN DIEGO — In a war-crimes trial that roiled the elite Navy SEALs and drew the attention of President Donald Trump, a decorated eight-tour SEAL platoon leader was found not guilty Tuesday of first-degree murder of a captive Islamic State fighter and attempted murder of civilians in Iraq.
Navy SEAL Chief Accused of War Crimes Is Found Not Guilty of Murder