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Military bases’ new names sound as if they’re named after Confederates, but that’s not the case
During a visit to Fort Bragg in North Carolina, President Donald Trump said that seven military bases once named for Confederate military figures — and then renamed under former President Joe Biden for other military honorees — would revert to their original names.
Denmark’s Parliament has approved a bill to allow the United States to have military bases on Danish soil, a move that comes ...
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Mapping US troops and military bases in the Middle EastAs of mid-2025, there are about 40,000 to 50,000 US troops in the Middle East, comprising personnel stationed in both large, ...
Albany World War I hero Sgt. Henry Johnson’s legacy is among the casualties as the Trump administration renames seven ...
Close to half of military families in privatized housing say they've paid out of pocket for repairs or improvements, a new ...
If nuclear negotiations fail and conflict arises with the United States, Iran will strike American bases in the region, ...
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