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Border Security · New Mexico

Two Marines Killed, One Injured in Southern Border Vehicle Accident

58% Center coverage: 113 sources

The crash near Santa Teresa, New Mexico marks its first fatalities in the US military's ongoing border mission, with an investigation underway. See the Story

South China Sea Dispute · Manila

Philippines and US Launch Joint Military Drills with Advanced Military System

Coverage: 25 sources

The Balikatan exercises, involving 14,000 troops and the NMESIS anti-ship missile system, are set to begin on April 21 near Taiwan and the South China Sea.See the Story

Helicopters · England

TIL about the Atlantic Conveyor, a cargo ship used during the defense of the Falkland Islands that was sank by 2 Exocet missiles. It carried almost all the helicopters and supplies for the ground troops, making for hard conditions for the British troops.

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

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Two Marines Killed, One Injured in Southern Border Vehicle Accident

Philippines and US Launch Joint Military Drills with Advanced Military System

TIL about the Atlantic Conveyor, a cargo ship used during the defense of the Falkland Islands that was sank by 2 Exocet missiles. It carried almost all the helicopters and supplies for the ground troops, making for hard conditions for the British troops.

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Two Marines Killed, One Injured in Southern Border Vehicle Accident

Philippines and US Launch Joint Military Drills with Advanced Military System

TIL about the Atlantic Conveyor, a cargo ship used during the defense of the Falkland Islands that was sank by 2 Exocet missiles. It carried almost all the helicopters and supplies for the ground troops, making for hard conditions for the British troops.

TIL During the Samoan Civil War of 1886-1894, Germany launched naval attacks on Samoa. The US responded by sending naval warships to confront the Germans. On March 15, 1889, the Apia Hurricane struck Samoa, sinking all the German ships and all but 1 Ameri

Transgender Sailors and Marines Must Decide by March 28 to Leave Voluntarily, New Policy Says

Chinese Warships Conduct Live-Fire Drills in Tasman Sea, Raising Regional Tensions

SS United States Departs Philadelphia for Final Journey to Become Artificial Reef

New photos show damage to US aircraft carrier after collision

TIL at the Battle of Red Cliffs in 208 AD, Chinese General Cao Cao captured the naval port of Jiangling and seized a river fleet. He lashed his boats together into clusters to stabilize them for queasy troops. Enemy troops lit their own boats on fire and