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The Army has announced that three brigades will deploy this fall to three different theaters, underscoring that many soldiers continue to serve far away from home even though the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq have ended.
The 1st Brigade Combat Team, 10th Mountain Division is headed to the U.S. Central Command theater of operations, the Army recently announced. The brigade combat team will replace the New Jersey Army National Guard’s 44th Infantry Brigade Combat Team, which is currently supporting Operation Inherent Resolve, the U.S.

A crash that destroyed a B-1B bomber at Ellsworth Air Force Base in January was the result of pilot error and poor leadership on the base that led to “unsatisfactory levels of basic airmanship, an inadequate focus on foundational governing directive knowledge, and an overall lack of discipline throughout the 34th Bomb Squadron,” according to a cutting report issued by an Air Force accident investigation board.

Scientific studies aimed at unlocking the genetic code of all humans have had problems with their data: it was mostly collected from people with “European” heritage, leaving wide gaps in the study of DNA from populations around the world. 
To close the gap, the authors of one recent study turned to military veterans, a group whose health and genetics are well studied during and after military service, and whose genetics come from a wide swath of the world.

My family recipe for chicken and broccoli casserole. Also, in this, we hear a story from a veteran friend of mine who served in the Army as a Green Beret. – 2 whole cooked chickens shredded – 6 cups(when dry) of rice cooked in chicken broth – 2-3 heads of broccoli steamed – 1lb block of cheddar cheese shredded – 4-5 cans cream of chicken soup – 8-12oz of mayo
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Host L Todd Wood speaks to former USAF, and IAF fighter pilot Brent Beecham on the backstory behind the Israeli Air Force raid on Yemen this week.
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When Abraham Lopez showed up for boot camp on July 15, the sprawling crop of lettuce atop his head was so big that his hair obscured most of his face, according to a picture posted online by Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego.
But, as the series of pictures of Lopez chronicle, his volcanic eruption of a mane was no obstacle for the barbers at the recruit depot, who are combat seasoned in the war against flowing locks.

The proliferation and availability of small drones is allowing Army units at lower echelons to see and sense farther, negating the need for larger or more exquisite platforms or risking forward observers.
As part of a new Army concept, the 25th Infantry Division has been able to test new equipment that its commander said made it more lethal, agile and mobile.
“At a company level or even at a battalion level, they relied on assets predominantly from the brigade or higher level — assets that required sustainment and security,” Maj. Gen.