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In the vacillating contours of US President Donald Trump’s foreign policy, little should surprise. And outlying moments of apparent success against Iran’s nuclear program (even if short-lived), are uneasily partnered with moments of fleeting fancy, like seizing Greenland (remember that?) But the looming possibility of military action against Venezuela – across a wide spectrum of violent options – drags the White House into realms of foreign involvement it has always said it loathed. And it puts it squarely in opposition to the lessons of the past two decades of US Republican military endeavors, and plenty of decades of regional experience before that. -
Navy Medicine Fast Facts: The Stokes Wire-Basket Stretcher
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Navy Medicine Fast Facts: The Birthplace of Navy Medicine
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The Pentagon has been turned “upside down” under an increasingly paranoid Pete Hegseth, defense sources have said. Insiders described the secretary of defense’s tenure as chaotic, amateurish and dysfunctional, warning that Congress and some in the White House are now losing trust.
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The world's largest aircraft carrier, the USS Gerald R. Ford, will arrive in the northern Caribbean on Sunday as tensions with Venezuela grow, according to a U.S. military official. The carrier will join 15,000 service members, including 2,000 Marines aboard an amphibious assault ship.
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