Новости за 03.11.2017

Lakenheath meets Stuttgart, Bahrain takes on American Overseas School of Rome and Sigonella faces Brussels.

A senior Pentagon official ordered the release of Brig. Gen. John Baker, who was confined to his trailer park quarters at Guantanamo’s Camp Justice for refusing to obey a military judge’s order.

A military judge’s decision Friday to issue no jail time and a dishonorable discharge for Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl unleashed a wide range of emotions from veterans and politicians alike.

A Spanish judge has issued an international arrest warrant for ousted Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont and four aides who have been last seen in Brussels.

A former sailor from Chesapeake, already in prison for stealing the identities of two subordinates, was charged this week in connection with a separate $1.6 million fraud involving the manipulation of the Navy's procurement procedures.

Michael Oreskes was ousted Wednesday as National Public Radio's news chief following sexual harassment accusations, some dating to when he was Washington bureau chief at The New York Times in the 1990s.

“We don’t have any excuses. We were rested, we had a lot of guys back. They just flat-out beat us,” Navy head coach Ken Niumatalolo said.

The chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court requested judicial authorization on Friday to begin a formal investigation into possible war crimes committed in Afghanistan, a probe that could potentially implicate American forces.

President Donald Trump said Friday the U.S. military is attacking the Islamic State group "10 times harder" in response to Tuesday's New York City truck attack. Officials later said the U.S. had conducted two airstrikes against IS-affiliated fighters in Somalia.

A military judge’s decision Friday to issue no jail time and a dishonorable discharge for Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl unleashed a wide range of emotions from veterans and politicians alike.

The U.S. military for the first time has conducted two airstrikes against Islamic State group fighters in Somalia, where the group is a growing presence in a country long threatened by the al-Qaida-linked extremist group al-Shabab.

The rate for those who have served in the armed forces anytime since September 2001 dropped to 3.6 percent, the lowest level in data going back to 2008. While some found jobs, many others stopped looking for work or didn't want to work and so weren't counted as unemployed.

Syrian troops ousted Islamic State extremists Friday from Deir el-Zour, a major city in eastern Syria, while Iraqi forces pushed into the group's last major town across the border in Iraq in simultaneous assaults that dealt further territorial losses to the retreating militants.

London police are investigating an alleged 2008 sexual assault reportedly linked to Kevin Spacey in the latest setback for the "House of Cards" star.

The increased use of a live-fire range near Auerbach and Nitzlbuch to meet U.S. Army training needs has raised the concern of locals who are unhappy about the elevated noise levels that could result.

Once again, another American president seems to have gotten himself cornered in his Oval Office.

Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, who pleaded guilty last month to deserting his combat post in Afghanistan and endangering his fellow troops, will not serve jail time, a military judge ruled Friday.

Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, who pleaded guilty last month to deserting his combat post in Afghanistan and endangering his fellow troops, will not serve jail time, a military judge ruled Friday.

The solid majority of Republicans prefer winning some and losing some to always losing.

Accounting for the threat has to include the Sept. 11 attacks, because we deal with enemies who would love to repeat them.

A maze of buildings with high, protected rooftops and walls was the scene of an intense mock battle for the fifth iteration of Blue Chromite, an annual Navy-Marine Corps exercise in the jungle training areas of Okinawa and its surrounding seas.

As winter approaches, events in Europe are still sizzling. Here's a sampling of what's on for Nov. 2017.

Scandinavia may not be right in the path of a future nuclear exchange between the United States and North Korea, but given the latest threats between the two countries, it's not taking any chances.