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Russia Recruiting Syrians To Fight In Ukraine Invasion, Defense Official Says

A Pentagon official said the U.S. found it “noteworthy” that Putin “believes he needs to rely on foreign fighters."
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'The Bride Wore Fatigues': Watch Ukrainian Soldiers Wed Amid Russian Invasion

“It is hard to call it unconditional happiness in this situation," Lesya Filimonova said as she married Valeriy Filimonov.
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Troops Diagnosed With Brain Injuries After Missile Strike

The Pentagon announced that 34 U.S. troops have been diagnosed with traumatic brain injuries after the Iranian missile strike.
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UN Peacekeepers In Haiti Fathered Hundreds Of Children, Then Abandoned Them

Impoverished girls as young as 11 were sexually exploited by U.N. personnel and then left to fend for themselves -- and their babies, a new academic study says.
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Pentagon Draws Plan To Send 10,000 Troops To Middle East

The Pentagon has drawn plans to send 10,000 troops to the Middle East. The decision has yet to be finalized by the White House.
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U.S. Marine Crawls To The Finish Line Of Boston Marathon

A Marine veteran crawled across the finish line of the Boston Marathon after his legs gave out.
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George H.W. Bush’s Service Dog Sully Is Loyal Until The End

Former President George H.W. Bush’s service dog Sully paid tribute to his best friend by resting beside his casket.
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South Korean Soldiers On Buffer Zone With North Korea Combat Stress With Ballet Classes

"Through ballet, I am able to stay calm and find balance as well as build friendships with my fellow soldiers.”
By Nataly Pak and Minwoo Park, Reuters

Soldier Subs In For Flagpole That Was Knocked Down On Memorial Day

“The fact that a soldier would want to come here with his own flag and hold it up out of respect for veterans is really nice.”
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The Army Tells Its Soldiers To Get Some Sleep

Its leaders are looking to improve troops' performance -- and reduce deaths.
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