Новости за 23.04.2019

Airmen should soon have fewer unnecessary boxes to check and conflicting rules to mull over as the Air Force nears completion of an effort to streamline instructions across the service.

Najibullah “Salahuddin” Zazi, 34, faces up to life in prison and a $250,000 fine after being convicted of conspiracy to use weapons of mass destruction.

The Army may need to pay officers a much larger midcareer incentive under the new blended retirement system if it wants to retain the same mix of experience it has now, a service-commissioned report said.

A prominent Bosnian Serb businessman who owns a private security firm was shot dead along with his bodyguard in what local media have described as a mafia-style execution that sparked a shootout.

As the death toll from the Easter bombings in Sri Lanka rose to 321 on Tuesday, the Islamic State group claimed responsibility and released images that purported to show the attackers, while the country's prime minister warned that several suspects armed with explosives are still at large.

The proposed legislation comes amid fresh scrutiny on the state’s military department after allegations of misconduct and claims of reprisal forced the removal of three top officers from their posts in the California Air National Guard earlier this month.

California lawmakers are considering a bill to remove the state’s National Guard Inspector General from under the command of its top general, after years of allegations that senior command officials retaliate against those who report possible wrongdoing.

Russian President Vladimir Putin will meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un for a much-anticipated summit on Thursday, the Kremlin said, ending weeks of speculation about the meeting's timing and venue.

The appeal on Monday comes as the plaintiffs in the case step up their legal efforts to force the government either to force women to register for the draft or to eliminate mandatory draft registration entirely.

Chris Lynch, director of the Defense Digital Service, was behind the development of the planned Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure contract, which has faced criticism from some technology companies that fear the winner-take-all award will squeeze them out of the federal market.

This effort began immediately with the accession of the Trump administration and has continued consistently. I call that being tough on Russia.

The West must stop acting as if it has no stake in the outcome and move quickly to help the newly elected president lead his compatriots toward a more democratic, sovereign and prosperous Ukraine.

With 14 C130-J Super Hercules transport planes assigned to Yokota, along with UH-1 helicopters, CV-22 Ospreys and other aircraft, the wash rack can be a busy place.

The Kansas Highway Patrol said the couple's motorcycle hit a fence and overturned after a bird came out of a ditch Saturday and struck 42-year-old Brandon Husband in the head.

German and U.S. military police teamed up to help free a 17-month-old who was trapped for three hours.

The focus is now on a local Islamist militant group and the international assistance it may have had in the attacks.

Sri Lanka on Tuesday described the devastating string of bombings on Easter that killed 321 people as a response to the attack on two mosques in New Zealand last month, even as the radical Islamic State group claimed responsibility.

Tens of thousands of ISIS family members, mostly women and children, are crammed into squalid camps in northern Syria overseen by the U.S.-backed Kurdish-led forces who spearheaded the fight against the extremist group.

Wiesbaden, SHAPE and Naples are off to undefeated starts as traditional DODEA-Europe Division I boys soccer powers absorb losses.

The United States and South Korea have launched joint air force drills, officials said Tuesday, as the allies maintain efforts to keep military exercises low-key amid nuclear talks with the North.

The U.S.-led United Nations Command gave the green light on Tuesday for South Korea to start developing hiking trails in the heavily fortified border that divides the peninsula.

Sgt. 1st Class Justin Goff, a 29-year-old from Florida, was killed at the Cape Fear Regional Airport in Oak Island, N.C.

Among the findings released last week is that there is a “major opportunity” to strengthen U.S. military-Okinawan relations by partnering with younger residents on a more cooperative basis.

The investigation by Coast Guard officials into drug use by members of the service reportedly began in fall 2018 has produced charges of cocaine and marijuana distribution, possession and use.

Cpl. Tyler Wallingford was an aircraft ordnance technician with the Marine Fighter Attack Training Squadron 501. He was shot and killed by a fellow Marine on April 12 at Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort in South Carolina.