Новости за 26.09.2017

Adm. Michelle Howard has commanded naval forces in Europe and Africa since June 2016. Her 35-year naval career is marked by firsts.

Adm. Michelle Howard, the first woman to become a four-star admiral, will end her groundbreaking Navy career when she retires by January.

Paper cranes and flowers were placed over the weekend near a statue of a mother holding her two children to mark 40 years since a deadly Marine Corps plane crash in Kanagawa Prefecture.

Dillan Tabares, a Navy veteran who alluded to his failed military career as a catalyst for his drug problems, was shot and killed in Huntington Beach by police officers.

Chelsea Manning said Monday she was denied entry into Canada because of her criminal record in the United States.

Israeli police and medical services say an attacker has opened fire at the entrance to a town outside Jerusalem, killing three Israelis.

Israeli police and medical services say an attacker has opened fire at the entrance to a town outside Jerusalem, killing three Israelis.

Myanmar's U.N. ambassador insisted Monday that there is no "ethnic cleansing" or genocide taking place against Muslims and objected "in the strongest terms" to countries that used those words to describe the situation in Rakhine State.

Adm. Scott Swift, Pacific Fleet commander, said in a statement Monday that the chief of naval operations has informed him he will not succeed Adm. Harry Harris, who is slated to retire next year.

U.S. Pacific Fleet commander Adm. Scott Swift said in a statement Monday he's been told he won't be the Navy's nominee to succeed Adm. Harry Harris at Pacific Command.

The targeted messages, along with others that have surfaced in recent days, highlight the sophistication of an influence campaign slickly crafted to mimic and infiltrate U.S. political discourse while also seeking to heighten tensions between groups already wary of one another.

A group of aviators from the 10th Combat Aviation Brigade will soon deploy to South Korea, where they will conduct aviation operations throughout the country.

Ashanti Billie’s parents, who are Army veterans, previously questioned why federal investigators were not more involved in the investigation when the last place their daughter was seen was on a Naval base.

Alejandro Villanueva said he never intended to stand alone during the national anthem on Sunday and apologized to his teammates and coach Mike Tomlin for what he called “a very embarrassing” botching of the team’s pregame plan.

Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke said he is working to change the department's regulatory culture to be more business friendly.

Top veterans organizations jumped into the fray Monday over National Football League players who have been sitting or kneeling during the national anthem in protest, in a debate taking on significance as it intensifies.

Five days after the Category 4 storm slammed into Puerto Rico, many of the more than 3.4 million U.S. citizens in the territory were still without adequate food, water and fuel.

Five days after the Category 4 storm slammed into Puerto Rico, many of the more than 3.4 million U.S. citizens in the territory were still without adequate food, water and fuel.

Intelligence and law enforcement officials across the government lobbied Congress Monday to let them conduct broad surveillance on foreign targets in coming years, saying it helps prevent terrorist and cyberattacks on the United States. They said current rules adequately safeguard the privacy of Americans.

Army Lt. Col. Robert Howard was relieved of command of the 2nd Battalion, 58th Infantry Regiment, 198th Infantry Brigade “for a loss of confidence in his ability to command,” said Ben Garrett, a spokesman for Fort Benning’s Maneuver Center of Excellence, which is responsible for infantry recruit training.