Air Force, civilian staff dispute status of China Aerospace Studies Institute

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Air Force, civilian staff dispute status of China Aerospace Studies Institute

On Oct. 1, the Air Force will eliminate all 10 civilian positions at the China Aerospace Studies Institute, the Air University center that publishes unclassified research on the People’s Liberation Army’s air, space and missile forces. Its director said the move will effectively end the institute, »»»

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Ecuador defends US sinking of vessels as joint anti-drug operation

Relatives of detained crew say US forces acted without evidence, claiming the men were fishermen, not smugglers. Ecuador has defended a US operation this week that sank three vessels accused of sustaining drug-trafficking operations in the Eastern Pacific. Ecuador’s government said on Friday the in»»»

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'The wind and drift patterns tell a story,' Cajun Navy official says of missing Mississippi teen found dead

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Hegseth strikes female and black navy officers from promotion list

WASHINGTON – In a move that disproportionately targets women and minority officers, US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth recently blocked the promotions of at least seven Navy officers who had been selected by a board of senior Navy admirals. The net result of Hegseth’s intervention is a slate of 22 n»»»

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US appeals court appears skeptical of Pentagon bid to punish Mark Kelly

A US federal appeals court at a hearing on Thursday appeared skeptical that the Trump administration could legally punish Mark Kelly, a Democratic US senator, over public remarks he made urging service members to refuse unlawful orders. Members of a three-judge panel of the US court of appeals for »»»

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