Новости за 01.09.2017

An Air Force training program that had Davis-Monthan Air Force Base in Tucson host visiting units based elsewhere is ending this month.

Acrid, black smoke was seen pouring from a chimney at the Russian consulate in San Francisco Friday, a day after the Trump administration ordered its closure amid escalating tensions between the United States and Russia.

Acrid, black smoke was seen pouring from a chimney at the Russian consulate in San Francisco and workers began hauling boxes out of the stately building in a historic area of the city Friday, a day after the Trump administration ordered its closure amid escalating tensions between the United States and Russia.

A Dutch man detained on suspicion of involvement in terrorism claims that he is actually an amateur sleuth who tries to track down extremists via social media, his lawyer said Friday.

A family friend taught Ahmad Bradshaw how to play chess in second grade. Bradshaw joined the chess team in middle school. Chess remains one of Bradshaw's favorite hobbies. It especially comes in handy when he crouches under center as quarterback of the Army football team.

They started dating, became engaged nine months later and married Aug. 24, 1947. Seventy years later, members of their family who are not already here were invited to come to town to celebrate the special occasion.

Warring sides in eastern Ukraine have blamed each other for breaking a truce timed to the new school year.

Army Staff Sgt. Emil Rivera-Lopez went missing after a Black Hawk helicopter crash last week off the coast of Yemen. His body has not been recovered since the Aug. 25 crash and he is presumed dead, a Defense Department spokesman said.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Friday denounced the indictments in the United States of 19 people, among them 15 Turkish security officials, calling them "scandalous."

The United Nations has expressed grave concern over the deaths of nearly 30 civilians killed by counterinsurgency airstrikes in Afghanistan this week.

Acting Secretary of the Army Ryan McCarthy said Thursday that the possible cost savings of permanently stationing another brigade in Europe would be just one consideration during budget discussions later this year in Washington.

Italy is putting on display a 1st century marble head that an American museum returned after learning it was stolen during World War II from a southern Italian museum.

The only foreigner to come forward and testify in a high-profile South Sudan trial where army troops are accused of gang-rape and murder in a hotel rampage a year ago is urging other survivors to speak up, especially men.

The United States wants to spend more than $30 million to upgrade military facilities in Turkey, including the strategic Incirlik Air Base and a discrete outpost used by soldiers operating quietly along NATO’s southern flank.

The rain stopped, finally. But the water didn’t. It’s everywhere. From the sky, water surrounding buildings stretched for miles, a devastating remnant from Hurricane Harvey. Roads and highways disappeared, and roofs looked like they were floating.

The 30-year career of U.S. Army Africa’s commander was in jeopardy Friday after he was suspended from command in the wake of flirtatious messages he is suspected of sending to another man’s wife.

Russia's foreign minister is urging the United States to negotiate a deal with North Korea to avert war, voicing concern that tensions might spiral out of control.

Questioning the world’s appetite to help Donald Trump’s America at this moment is a serious question.

South Texas has reminded the world about all that really remains strong and good in America’s core.

Myanmar's military said Friday that almost 400 people died in recent violence in the western state of Rakhine triggered by attacks on security forces by insurgents from the Rohingya ethnic minority.

The Army plans to consolidate four commissaries in the Stuttgart military community into one $40 million complex to be built near garrison headquarters at Panzer Kaserne.

Senior running back Matt Keating paced the Eagles to their biggest win in almost two years, scoring three times.

During the grinding battle to retake Mosul from the Islamic State group, U.S. advisers to the Iraqis often settled in at tactical bases near the front for several weeks, but the fast-moving fight for Tal Afar — one of the last ISIS bastions in Iraq before being liberated Thursday — put their agility to the test.

It was Guam’s first football with Sanchez since 2014 and Jacob Dowdell said some things went well for his young team.

The U.S. Army is set to send about 1,200 Alaska-based soldiers to Afghanistan this week to advise the country's security forces.