That's not something a combatant commander does very often, a combatant commander is a warfighting command, so you tend to deal almost exclusively with the Armed Services committees.
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"Additionally, the committee is concerned that insufficient coordination between geographic combatant commands may hinder the unity of effort necessary to counter threats that cross combatant command boundaries," the summary reads.
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It's not the same as being a CoCom (combatant) commander.
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Kurt Tidd, who has led the combatant command since 85033.
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Nurse violated the rule that prohibits fighting an unwilling combatant.
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Kurt Tidd, who has led the combatant command since 2016.
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As a combatant commander, I guess I worry about everything.
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"We are in fact then left with five combatant ships."
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"This is his prerogative as the combatant commander," she said.
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Unintentionally becoming a combatant in Syria would be even worse.
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But again, remember that Trump is a different kind of combatant.
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The weapons are indiscriminate and cannot distinguish between combatant and noncombatant.
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The LOAC classifies anyone who participates in hostilities as a combatant.
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The other guide, apparently a republican ex-combatant, nodded in agreement.
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That means it is a non-combatant in the trade war.
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Specifically, Trump's order lifts an Obama-era mandate for intelligence professionals to provide an "unclassified summary of the number of strikes" as well as "assessments of combatant and non combatant deaths resulting from those strikes" each year.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States said on Monday that in coming weeks it will publicly release an assessment of combatant and non-combatant casualties from U.S. counter-terrorism strikes in areas outside active war zones since 2009.
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It effectively makes the United States an active combatant in the war.
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But they had taken him - he was famous for being a combatant.
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The new combatant command would focus on space as a warfighting domain.
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An array of small combatant and amphibious warships calls the island home.
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" The summery was also to include "the range of assessed combatant and non-combatant deaths resulting from those strikes," and was to be made public "annually on May 1, consistent with the need to protect sources and methods.
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"The assessed range of non-combatant deaths provided to the DNI reflects consideration of credible reports of non-combatant deaths drawn from all-source information, including reports from the media and non-governmental organizations," the DNI's briefing says.
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" The summary was also to include "the range of assessed combatant and non-combatant deaths resulting from those strikes," and was to be made public "annually on May 1, consistent with the need to protect sources and methods.
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Section three of Executive Order 13732 made it a requirement for the director of national intelligence (DNI) to make public, on the first of each May, an unclassified summary of "combatant and non-combatant deaths" resulting from the strikes.
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What was Valdet's motivation for becoming an ISIS terrorist/enemy combatant/freedom fighter?
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Joseph Votel, the new four-star "combatant commander" of the U.S. Central Command.
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There are currently nine Unified Combatant Commands, organized both by region and responsibility.
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"The challenges in standing up a new Combatant Command are substantial," Raymond wrote.
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The advent of Geographic Combatant Commands cemented the Department of Defense's geographic organization.
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Four-star combatant commanders no longer regularly join classified teleconferences with White House.
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"But we're going to resist until the last combatant dies," Mr. Atencio said.
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A combatant command, on the other hand, is focused on higher-level warfighting.
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"The enemy combatant thing is a murky, murky area at best," Smith said.
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Four of his offspring are in the Derby (Justify, Mendelssohn, Combatant and Flameaway).
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MORE (Ariz.) have both urged Trump to treat Saipov as an enemy combatant.
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In a war-torn future, a nonhuman combatant is slated to be executed.
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A non-combatant evacuation order (NEO) is a political decision, not a military one.
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There were nearly 100 blocks set up against the Night King's combatant miniaturized army.
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He should not have to worry about what he says about an enemy combatant.
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C., called on the president to treat the alleged attacker as an enemy combatant.
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The Democrats will need their strongest combatant to face the Republican nominee in November.
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The latter is training for the Special Warfare Combatant-Craft Crewman program, or SWCC.
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The unnamed individual has been detained as an enemy combatant in Iraq since September.
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Pentagon denies asking combatant commanders to give advance notice before responding to coronavirus concerns
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Colombia insists the defectors are non-combatant asylum-seekers who've left military life behind.
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Second, the Department will develop the Space Operations Force to support the Combatant Commands.
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General Shelton made it required reading for all of the chiefs and combatant commanders.
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Combatant commanders' assertiveness peaked when a beleaguered President George W. Bush looked to Gen.
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Tod Wolters, head of US European Command, one of the six geographic combatant commands.
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That mission requires a better command structure, and a combatant-like command is needed.
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Combatant "tries to master fit and understand the guy from a data set," he said.
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Why expect a non-combatant tech specialist to handle both the tech and the combat?
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Do you consider this suspect, we&aposll call him, an enemy combatant in this case?
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Sanders says the actions of the alleged attacker, Sayfullo Saipov, justify the enemy combatant label.
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He's shown a remarkable degree of resilience that served him well as a political combatant.
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The documents also outline the steps that must be taken to limit non-combatant casualties.
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He spied an enemy combatant on high ground, who appeared to have a sniper's rifle.
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Tomorrow, the Trump administration will formally inaugurate the newest U.S. Combatant Command, U.S. Space Command.
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That move makes China a full combatant in the trade war launched by President Trump.
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Advanced combatant shipbuilders General Dynamics and Huntington Ingalls are among the companies expected to participate.
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The pair are available as a single combatant and accessible through the Fighter Pass DLC.
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One of the Defense Department's greatest strengths is its organizational structure, centered around combatant commands.
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Three enlisted women are entering the training pipeline to be special warfare combatant-craft crewmen.
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Trump has shifted the authority for final approvals from the White House back to combatant commanders.
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Just four replies deep into the discussion, our first combatant, qwefhsdf, suggested veganism is a cult.
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On the daily basis across the seven continents we are supporting the six geographic combatant commanders.
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Senator Lindsey Graham urging the White House to declare him an enemy combatant, listen to this.
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Depending on the moment, he was an awkward combatant, a former governor and a policy wonk.
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This separate combatant command actually existed between 1985 and 2002, before it was combined with USSTRATCOM.
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Stimson faced terrorism charges even though he had not been a combatant but instead drove ambulances.
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Zheng was caught on surveillance tape chasing a combatant out of the salon with a broomstick.
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The parachute team comprises active-duty Navy SEALs, Special Warfare Combatant-craft Crewmen and support personnel.
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President Obama plans to nominate the first female combatant commander, Defense Secretary Ash Carter announced Friday.
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The new command is the 11th combatant command and will have control of military space operations.
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If so, only time and a desire to mend things will help your enemy-combatant siblings.
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The last occupant was an enemy combatant so it could have booby traps, tripwires, weapons caches.
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One combatant was Tom Heeney; a Kiwi boxer they called 'the Hard Rock from Down Under.
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In April, a larger meeting is being planned between Mr. Mattis and the global combatant commanders.
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He also demonstrated that he was in a combatant role and posted his pictures with weapons.
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Congolese troops recovered it last year from the corpse of an A.D.F. combatant, Mr. Poole said.
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They're as close as we could get to an honest representation of combatant and noncombatant deaths.
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Lorca and his crew let Mudd go, even though he had become essentially an enemy combatant.
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But here's the thing: She was a valid enemy combatant, and killing her would've been lawful.
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MORE (R-Ariz.), called for Saipov to be held as an enemy combatant following the attack.
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Under the rules, Marines were required to have "PID" — positive identification — of a combatant before firing.
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Now, the White House is also saying that they can treat this jihadist as an enemy combatant.
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Lori Robinson was appointed Friday to lead U.S. Northern Command, becoming the nation's first female combatant commander.
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Declaring Saipov an enemy combatant would have allowed investigators to interrogate him without having a lawyer present.
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Much like a professional athlete, each combatant also wears equipment that serves as a sort of uniform.
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TURLEY: Well, enemy combatant status is often used in order to put them through a military tribunal.
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After all, surplus melanin is all it takes to make one an enemy combatant in their reality.
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The Pentagon regularly receives - and declines - requests for additional resources from U.S. combatant commands throughout the world.
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Thousands of innocent children, civilians, doctors, first responders, and journalists fill casualty lists — non-combatant collateral damage.
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Gallagher was the youngest combatant competing at the Bellator MMA event but was the headline attraction regardless.
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The Navy has signaled it will also install NSM on its next small surface combatant, FFG(X).
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One US citizen is currently being held at an undisclosed location in Iraq as an enemy combatant.
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According to Raymond, Space Command was designed to embed with combatant commands and allies from the onset.
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If confirmed by the Senate, she would become the first woman to lead a U.S. combatant command.
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The Defense Department has nine unified combatant commands, responsible for different parts of the world and functions.
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Trump directed the establishment of Space Command in December, making it only the 11th unified combatant command.
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Not because he wants to minimize the Supreme Court's role as a combatant in the culture wars.
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Lindsey Graham says alleged New York attacker … should be held as an enemy combatant for intelligence gathering purposes.
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SOUTH CHINA SEA CONTROVERSY Water wars: The battle for the South China Sea just gained a new combatant.
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He joined the MPLA as a combatant in his early 20s as the country gained independence from Portugal.
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Nielsen's team had been looking for an enemy combatant who was hiding near the Tigris River, Nielsen says.
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China has also learned that Mr Trump is an unpredictable combatant, torn between two camps within his administration.
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The Trump administration would also face political risks in holding an American as a long-term enemy combatant.
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Gallagher earlier this year was acquitted of murder after he was accused of stabbing a captured enemy combatant.
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As we approach this 100-year anniversary, each combatant country is remembering the war in its own way.
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As one of America's six combatant commanders, Harris reports to President Donald Trump through the Secretary of Defense.
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"The U.S. citizen is being legally detained by Department of Defense personnel as a known enemy combatant," Maj.
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Africom, the newest U.S. combatant command, faces its most extensive challenges and considerable attention to its counterterrorism efforts.
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Stephen Townsend, head of US Africa Command, the combatant command responsible for the region, said in a statement.
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SARAH SANDERS, WHITE HOUSE PRES SECRETARY: I believe we would consider this person to be an enemy combatant, yes.
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Mirage, a witty, playful combatant, can create holograms of himself to distract enemies and squeeze out of tight situations.
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"We're using commercial off-the-shelf technologies to do real world missions for the combatant commander," Tofalo told Military.com.
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Every two minutes, another combatant enters (accompanied by a very enthusiastic final 10-second countdown from the live crowd).
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He is detained as an unlawful enemy combatant in Iraq, but has not been given access to a lawyer.
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The Trump administration, however, wants to take those personnel and create a complete new combatant command separate from USSTRATCOM.
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But I never dreamed I would be negotiating my way out of homelessness as a co-combatant, did I?
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"The US citizen is being legally detained by Department of Defense personnel as a known enemy combatant," he added.
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Tran had entered the Vietnamese National Military Academy in 1961, graduating and taking his first combatant command in 1963.
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Thanks to regime subsidies, the average Hezbollah combatant makes two to three times what an Iranian firefighter is paid.
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That allows the Navy to respond quickly in a crisis with a formidable number of combatant ships and aircraft.
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"It is our primary combatant command," said Mr. Mattis, who left the Pentagon at the end of the year.
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The enemy combatant designation has typically applied to detainees sent to the United States' Guantanamo Bay prison in Cuba.
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The grandfather of 8-year-old Nawar al-Awlaki is among those who say that non-combatant casualties were high.
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"But when an alleged enemy combatant — even one seized on a foreign battlefield — is an American citizen, things are different."
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Combatant is riding a wave of popularity in a retail environment that is otherwise dour for brick-and-mortar entities.
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In boxing, the rules of the sport direct one combatant to beat another until they can no longer defend themselves.
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They show off a gun called the Fluke, which allows them to shoot an enemy combatant and hijack their body.
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"These ships bring needed capability to our combatant and theater commanders -- we must get these problems fixed now," Richardson said.
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Congress called for Cyber Command to be elevated to a unified combatant command in the 2017 National Defense Authorization Act.
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The most contentious part is the provisions for bringing to justice those who committed horrific crimes against non-combatant Colombians.
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Turkey entered the war for the first time as an overt combatant when it launched the Afrin offensive in January.
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"A combatant commander designation would allow us to be faster, which would generate better mission outcomes," he told the committee.
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Maiko reportedly participated in more than 50 Ranger-led raids involving combatant apprehension, building clearance and improvised explosive device detection.
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To offset this problem, the United States hopes to broker preliminary agreements between the combatant groups in the Mosul campaign.
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Bush concerned a noncitizen who was held as an enemy combatant at the US-run Guantanamo Bay prison in Cuba.
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In written answers to the committee, Raymond wrote there would be "substantial" challenges in setting up the new combatant command.
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Gallagher was acquitted of a murder charge but convicted of taking an inappropriate photo with the corpse of the combatant.
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Prior to the strike, US forces observed the al-Shabaab combatant participating in attacks on a U.S. and Somali convoy.
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"A contingent of U.S. forces supporting Africom temporarily relocated from Libya in response to security conditions," the combatant command tweeted.
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All the evidence points to the fact he should be characterized as an unlawful enemy combatant — not a common criminal.
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Musashi believed that the feet serve only to ferry the combatant to his opponent and away from him when necessary.
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Just over a year ago, Congolese troops found a book written in Arabic on the body of an enemy combatant.
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Additionally, U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security John Kelly has run a combatant command, which has fought terrorism and protected borders.
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The proposal has a number of cyber-related goodies, including elevating the U.S. Cyber Command to full combatant command unit.
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The services were only "resource managers" with the limited role of organizing, training and equipping the combatant commanders like him.
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What was alive was the aura of fear as each young man imagined his life changing from student to combatant.
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The newly created US combatant command focused on space has passed its initial combat test, according to officials and experts.
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The March 1 memo proposes a combatant command for space and restructuring the Air Force Space and Missile Systems Center.
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If you spot an enemy combatant in the distance, veer in the exact opposite direction of them and run away.
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As a registered ex-combatant scratching a living from farming, she says she is watched by the authorities and discriminated against.
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Clapper told a congressional intelligence hearing on Thursday that CENTCOM objectivity numbers were now similar to those in other combatant commands.
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Another female candidate has set her sights on becoming a Special Warfare Combatant Crewman, a job that recently opened to women.
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President Donald Trump on Tuesday ordered the creation of a unified combatant command to oversee all U.S. military activities in space.
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Adding to the controversy, an interview Slabinski recorded in 2005 in which he describes shooting the corpse of an enemy combatant.
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Another woman is on the path to becoming a special warfare combatant crewman, another position that was previously closed to women.
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In the meantime, the administration will set up a Unified Combatant Command for space, to be known as U.S. Space Command.
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The Pentagon spent nearly $290,000 on the exercise, drawing the money from a special account called the Combatant Commanders' Initiative Fund.
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It requires a new Defense Department study on the vulnerabilities of bases and "combatant commander requirements" over the next 20 years.
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The Army can quickly respond - and it will be the last time that enemy combatant ever tries to kill U.S. forces.
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She asked about elevating CyberCom to a full combatant command and what steps are still needed to make that change happen.
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From 28500 until his retirement, he led Southcom, the combatant command in charge of military operations in Central and South America.
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Michael Rogers supports designating his unit as a "unified combatant command," as do many lawmakers in both the House and Senate.
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Although the new guidelines probably played a role in bringing down the non-combatant death-count, technology helped too (see chart).
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The airstrike comes after another airstrike in Somalia on Saturday that killed "one enemy combatant" about 250 miles outside of Mogadishu.
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Trump will likely nominate two other commanders to replace retiring heads of regional combatant commands, several U.S. officials told the Journal.
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Carter's proposal would clarify that role and specify the chairman should look across all services and combatant commands to make recommendations.
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"I learned that the first who surrendered were not arrested, and I surrendered," a former Boko Haram combatant told national television.
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If confirmed by the Senate, General Robinson will become the first woman to head one of the United States combatant commands.
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The U.S. military, however, could create a unified combatant command for space, like one it created to focus on cyber warfare.
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Today, the Trump administration stood up a new unified combatant command within the military that will be entirely focused on space.
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Since then, the military's space strategy has come out of that combatant command from the Joint Force Space Component Command (JFSCC).
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Military commissions — the body that would try an enemy combatant at Guantánamo Bay — have also proved extremely inefficient in prosecuting suspects.
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But Mr. Grenell is also an acerbic combatant who throws regular punches at "fake news" reporters and Mr. Trump's opponents online.
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If Saipov were treated as an enemy combatant, he would not be entitled to a lawyer or read his Miranda rights.
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American military leadership, in both the combatant and medical administration fields, should be sought to lead and support our nation's veterans.
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Combatant commands (COCOMs) sequester the entire fighting force of all the service branches and military capabilities under a chain of command.
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These 26 sailors begin their first day of the 5 week Special Warfare Combatant Craft Crewman Training Center in Coronado, California.
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In a statement, Trump said the unit would be ranked at the level of Unified Combatant Command focused on cyberspace operations.
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There are a number of reasons why an order like this could be enacted, says Justin Sturn, a non-combatant evacuation planner.
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This respected aircraft has been through numerous modifications to keep pace with evolving technology and satiate new mission requirements by combatant commanders.
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In particular, Combatant has a wide following at Goldman Sachs, Melwani told CNBC, which illustrates what the company considers its target demographic.
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He&aposs with armed with ISIS against the United States, and he&aposs an enemy combatant and should be treated as such.
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Those U.S.-backed forces turned him over to American forces that identified him as an enemy combatant and detained him in Iraq.
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"I believe we would consider this person to be an enemy combatant, yes," White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders said on Wednesday.
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Combatant Gentlemen, one of the breakout stars of a new generation of startup consumer clothing brands, has launched an app for iOS.
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Congress passed legislation last year that elevated Cyber Command to a unified combatant command, spinning it out as its own warfighting unit.
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Goldfein said the next milestone in creating a sixth and separate military branch would be to pick a combatant commander for space.
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The New York Times reports that 473 strikes, mostly carried out by drones, also resulted in between 2,372 and 2,581 "combatant" deaths.
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Both called for Saipov to be denied his constitutional rights, be labelled as an enemy combatant, and possibly be sent to Gitmo.
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The other combatant nations responded to their maximum extent, with rapidly developed mixtures of retaliation-in-kind and protective technologies and procedures.
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It's unusual for a secretary of State to meet with combatant commanders, so keep an eye out for news about the visit.
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When Rhodes brought up the issue of the enemy combatant detainees, Alejandro Castro told Rhodes that Cuba would continue to incarcerate them.
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A federal judge has ruled a U.S. citizen being held as an enemy combatant has a right to meet with a lawyer.
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Michael Rogers supports designating his unit as a "unified combatant command," as do military-focused lawmakers in both the House and Senate.
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James Atlas, who died last week, of chronic lung disease, at seventy, was a valorous combatant who knew both glory and defeat.
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Although Congress had expressly disallowed claims from anyone arising out of the military's "combatant activities," the Supreme Court in Feres went further.
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While SEALs have long carried the P226, the more compact P228 has been a staple among Naval Special Warfare Combatant Craft crew.
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He was identified as an "enemy combatant," accused of being an Islamic State fighter, and sent to a military prison in Iraq.
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Rondeau has been more collateral damage than active combatant in the recent harpsichord wars, set off by the rebellions of Mahan Esfahani.
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Officials have said it would be premature to speculate when the Navy will see its first female SEAL or Special Warfare Combatant Crewman.
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By all accounts, Rick Bartow was an unwilling combatant, working as a teletype operator and hospital musician in Vietnam from 1969 to 1971.
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Meanwhile, fighting in the city intensifies; at one point we see rebel soldiers playing soccer with the decapitated head of an enemy combatant.
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In their mindset of open warfare, Heyer was collateral damage; or even more heartlessly, an enemy combatant who had died on the battlefield.
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Combatant sources on both sides said calm prevailed in the first hours of the ceasefire but reported violations increased later in the night.
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The last high-profile case involving an American detained overseas and declared an enemy combatant went all the way to the Supreme Court.
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Specifically, the contract, which could last up to four years, is for the "enemy combatant trials" at the prison in Guantánamo Bay, Cuba.
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The U.S. Pacific Command is one of only six U.S. unified combatant commands worldwide and an inherently powerful symbol of American military prowess.
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First, he's calling for the creation of a new "unified combatant command" for space that will be named the United States Space Command.
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They transferred him to a brig in South Carolina and continued to hold him as an enemy combatant under the laws of war.
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The Naval Special Warfare Center in Coronado, California, has suspended training for three Navy SEAL and Navy Special Warfare Combatant Craft Crew classes.
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White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders later told reporters that Trump considers Saipov an "enemy combatant," a designation that would curtail his legal rights.
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Space Command, the first combatant command stood up since U.S. Africa Command in 2009, will be responsible for planning and executing space operations.
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On Friday, Combatant Gentlemen founder and CEO Vishaal Melwani was forced to acknowledge as much in an emotional letter he sent to customers.
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Over the recess, Trump also elevated Cyber Command to it's own combatant command – possibly the first step in its break from the NSA.
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THE DEFENSE Donna Rotunno, Mr. Weinstein's lead defense lawyer, is a brash and outspoken combatant in the cultural wars and in the courtroom.
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In November, Secretary Wilson said a new JSTARS when operational would likely meet "less than one percent" of the requirements for combatant commanders.
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Doe is challenging his status as an enemy combatant, arguing that the government must either charge him with a crime or release him.
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Raymond was recently confirmed by the Senate to lead U.S. Space Command, a new combatant command that oversees the military's missions in space.
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Lori Robinson, who is the first and only woman to lead a combatant command and the highest-ranking female officer in U.S. history.
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MORE (R-Ariz.), both influential GOP voices on national security issues, said Wednesday that the suspect should be held as an enemy combatant.
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Soto entered a peculiar mind-set that can settle over a combatant in the seconds before battle, a feeling of absolute, intoxicating clarity.
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The military has refused to identify the man other than to say that he existed and was being held as an enemy combatant.
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The Portuguese combatant calls himself Bruce Almighty and prides himself on his mid-battle shenanigans, which include literally jumping out of his shoes.
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"I believe we would consider this person to be an enemy combatant, yes," Sarah Sanders, the White House press secretary, said during Wednesday's briefing.
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Obama said he would discuss the Islamic State threat with combatant commanders and the Joint Chiefs of Staff at a meeting later on Tuesday.
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The US Cyber Command was elevated to a combatant command today, the country's 10th, after previously working under the US Strategic Command since 2009.
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Gallagher, whose lawyer has said the person was an ISIS combatant, has pleaded not guilty and is scheduled to go on trial June 10.
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Declaring this man as an unlawful enemy combatant would allow the government to hold them, and it doesn&apost have to be at Gitmo.
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Whether for land, training or busywork, funding an ex-combatant at four times Colombia's gross domestic product per capita would cost $25,000 per year.
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Washington (CNN)President Barack Obama intends to nominate the first female combatant commander in the military's history, Secretary of Defense Ash Carter said Friday.
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She's joined by another woman, also unidentified, who's hoping to land with another spec ops force: the Navy's Special Warfare Combatant-Craft Crewmen (SWCC).
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John "Jay" Raymond to lead the U.S. Space Command, a new combatant command that will oversee the military's missions and war fighting in space.
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My final confrontation was a pitched sniper battle where I and the other combatant took pot shots at each other from our sniper's nest.
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We've come a long way since the days of selecting a CPU player for the other Pong paddle, tank or hand-to-hand combatant.
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In another amendment, a bipartisan group of senators wants to elevate the military's top cyber unit, Cyber Command, to be its own combatant command.
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President Trump in August moved to boost U.S. Cyber Command, the Pentagon's offensive cyber operations unit, spinning it out into a full combatant command.
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At issue is whether the unit — currently under the authority of U.S. Strategic Command — should be elevated to a full-fledged warfighting combatant command.
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But, as The Times and others have reported, the United States frequently treats any military-age male killed in a strike as a combatant.
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Finally, Trump reversed the demotion of Navy SEAL Edward Gallagher, who was convicted of posing with the corpse of an enemy combatant in Iraq.
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WASHINGTON — The U.S. military's Central Command confirmed Saturday that a Navy sailor tested positive for coronavirus, the first known case for the combatant command.
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Today, thanks to regime subsidies, the average Hezbollah combatant makes two to three times what an Iranian firefighter makes on the streets of Iran.
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We've always focused on that aspect of speed, but now we are not just concerned about people in Washington or people at [combatant commands].
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Irate customers have festooned Combatant Gentlemen's social media pages with angry complaints over lengthy shipment delays, or not getting what they ordered at all.
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Harry Harris currently serves as commander of US Pacific Command, a combatant command that oversees all US military activities in the Indo-Pacific region.
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This will pay for no more than six combatant ships, nor will it advance the administration's goal of a substantially larger U.S. combat fleet.
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Senior Turkish military personnel will coordinate with the combatant forces in Libya as well as provide training and expertise on the ground, Erdogan said.
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The director El Muke (Harold Díaz-Guzmán Casañas) gives each combatant distinct sounds so that though nothing is spoken, you can hear the characters.
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Before he became wealthy and famous as a result of his PayPal and Facebook investments, Peter Thiel was a combatant in the culture wars.
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And if he becomes an enemy combatant, anything that they have gotten from him in the last 48 hours, it&aposs not admissible later on.
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"This new Unified Combatant Command will strengthen our cyberspace operations and create more opportunities to improve our Nation's defense," President Trump said in the statement.
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The report includes the creation of the US Space Command, an independent unified combatant command that would eventually be led by a four-star general.
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In 2013 the AirSea Battle Office said it was "providing the [cyber] capabilities for the combatant commanders so the president has options" for crisis scenarios.
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"We continue to take on their leadership, their financial networks, their infrastructure," Obama said before conferring with combatant commanders and the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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" Asked to explain his comments, Slabinski replied, "If you could hear the whole clip of that you would have heard, it was an enemy combatant.
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Stephen Townsend about an ongoing Defense Department review of the military's combatant commands, which lawmakers think may result in cuts to U.S. troops in Africa.
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Trump approved an Obama-era plan Friday to elevate Cyber Command, currently housed at the National Security Agency (NSA), to be a Unified Combatant Command.
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Indeed, the ease with which a combatant with little military training can use semi-automatic weapons on the battlefield is part of the weapons' appeal.
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Starcraft II asks you to properly read your scout, and Apex Legends demands that you recognize the blood-red damage readout of the shieldless combatant.
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House and Senate conferees agreed to a final defense bill, passed Friday, that elevates the U.S. military cyber unit to a full combatant command. Rep.
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The Space Command, the 11th such Combatant Command in the U.S. military, comes as the United States seeks to grow its military footprint in space.
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In that vein, the admiral does not make much of the fact that he is the first Asian-American to be appointed a combatant commander.
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The Obama administration announced earlier this month that it will release its drone "playbook" and the number of combatant and noncombatant fatalities from drone strikes.
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But elevating the unit to a full combatant command would help prioritize cyber during the budgeting process, while making Cyber Command more nimble, Rogers said.
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There's a fierce war going on to help consumers sleep, with one new combatant trying to stake a claim in the $15 billion mattress industry.
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And as Coriolanus' primary combatant, the Volscian general Tullus Aufidius, Matthew Amendt has a wolflike ferocity that makes their antagonistic encounters on the field persuasive.
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Meanwhile, Cyber Command will see its authorities grow in the coming year, after Trump moved to elevate it into a full combatant command last year.
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California-based startup Combatant Gentleman, home of the $160 wool suit, just introduced a premium leather shoe line, called Toecap, at a very reasonable price.
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We spoke to the other combatant who tells us he was hit with a "cheap shot" and that's why Penn was able to mount him.
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According to press reporting the administration has handed decisions about operations, deployments, and troop levels over to Defense Secretary James Mattis and his combatant commanders.
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On Monday, The Associated Press reported that the combined combatant and civilian death toll from recent fighting around Tripoli had risen to at least 51.
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In the interview, General Waldhauser said that other combatant commands, such as those that cover the Middle East and the Pacific, will face similar changes.
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Rebuffing international censure over the non-combatant toll in Gaza, Israel said it forces exercised restraint while confronting guerrillas who operated in densely populated areas.
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He&aposs back as a legitimate athlete in multiple weight classes in UFC and he&aposs back as a must-see combatant in fight sports.
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The background: Doe is challenging his status as an enemy combatant, arguing that the government must either charge him with a crime or release him.
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A unified combatant command known as the U.S. Space Command would be formed by the end of 2018, according to a copy reviewed by Reuters.
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Like a combatant preparing for a duel, he took his paces, briskly stepping back six times and slightly off to the right of the ball.
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C., continuing to argue that under the laws of war, an enemy combatant can be held and questioned for intelligence gathering purposes without a lawyer present.
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Before he became Trump's Defense secretary, the four-star general led the U.S. Central Command, the combatant command responsible for the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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"Learning to engage an enemy combatant is not the same as being able to hit a paper target at the end of a range," she said.
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U.S. Senator Lindsay Graham, a Republican, on Thursday criticized the Justice Department for charging Saipov in the courts, rather than treating him as an enemy combatant.
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Based on that estimate, which takes into account both civilian and combatant deaths, around 2.33 percent of Syria's prewar population of 22 million has been killed.
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Mansour was the target of the strike, and a second adult male combatant traveling with him in a vehicle also was likely killed, the official said.
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But it's taken women rising to leadership positions — four-star generals, combatant commanders, and lawmakers on armed services committees — for this issue to gain any traction.
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In his room, online, as a combatant in an endless culture war, Lane found what had eluded him everywhere else in life: a sense of purpose.
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The Syrian was detained as an enemy combatant with suspected ties to militants and was held for 12 years at Guantanamo, but he was never charged.
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Under the laws of war, a Taliban combatant was engaging in a military operation near the US soldiers and it would be legal to shoot her.
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Kim, the federal prosecutor, said there was nothing about charging Saipov in civilian court that would necessarily prevent him from later being declared an enemy combatant.
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The government's burden of proof goes out the window if a detainee isn't permitted to challenge the factual basis for his designation as an enemy combatant.
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One of the women is gunning to become a Navy SEAL, while the other is a candidate for the Special Warfare Combatant-Craft Crewman (SWCC) program.
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In 2008, he was part of a panel that rejected a military tribunal's decision that a certain detainee was an "enemy combatant," and so lawfully detainable.
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Central Command, headquartered at MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa, Florida, is the U.S. military's combatant command that oversees the wars in Iraq, Syria and Afghanistan.
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Instead 11 so-called combatant commands divvy the world up into six geographical chunks and five functional areas such as cyber, special operations—and now space.
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Under the laws of armed conflict, the moment the suspected bomb maker was detained by American forces, he ceased being a combatant and became a prisoner.
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There's something wrong with the left-hand combatant, the one who's technically at the beginning of each entry, something you need to wage war with strategically.
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Instead 5003 so-called combatant commands divvy the world up into six geographical chunks and five functional areas such as cyber, special operations—and now space.
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"The biggest thing that a combatant command does is it thinks about all the bad things that could happen in its area of control," says Weeden.
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We talked with Ms. Christie about Brienne's tête-à-tête with her gold-handed man, her reunion with a past combatant and her unusual love triangles.
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That's right: Toyota doesn't need to expend resources on the Tundra because it isn't a combatant in the great pickup war among the Detroit Big Three.
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Their rise as a combatant force has alarmed Turkey, which has demanded that the United States stop supporting them and start shelling places in their territory.
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Watch VICE founder Shane Smith interview US Secretary of Defense Ashton Carter: Second is that there's going to be a little rejiggering among those combatant commands.
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At least one minor from Bosnia had been killed as a combatant, the study said, urging Bosnian authorities to prevent children from being taken to conflict zones.
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He also figured prominently in a Guantánamo Bay case in which the Bush administration had dubiously labeled a detainee an "enemy combatant" to detain him in Cuba.
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Currently a sub-unified combatant command, CYBERCOM was created through the merging of two joint-task forces with separate goals: offensive cyberspace operations and Pentagon network defense.
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He also noted that the court had not yet had an opportunity to rule on whether the man is indeed an enemy combatant, which his client contests.
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Martha McSally declared her Senate candidacy last week, she did so with a video that presented her as a foulmouthed combatant who would make President Trump proud.
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I mean, think about Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, tried in this court system, Jose Padilla tried in this court system as well but he was designated an enemy combatant.
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The advantage is that combatant commanders can quickly receive integrated intelligence or sensor information from a range of sources, analyzed and condensed to enable faster decision-making.
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"Almost 1,000 civilian non-combatant deaths have already been alleged from coalition actions across Iraq and Syria in March — a record claim," Airwars said in a statement.
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In the meantime, the administration is moving to set up a unified combatant command for space that will be separate from the existing Air Force Space Command.
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As such, the New York terror suspect should be held and interrogated—thoroughly, responsibly, and humanely—as an enemy combatant consistent with the Law of Armed Conflict.
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Two senior U.S. lawmakers on Wednesday urged authorities to treat Saipov as an enemy combatant, which would allow investigators to question him without having a lawyer present.
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The bill lines up with Carter's proposal on putting into writing the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff's role in overseeing all services and combatant commands.
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That maintains a high operational tempo for the ship without burning out any one crew member, meaning more time forward for the Navy's only small surface combatant.
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This area of the Defense Department consists of various combatant commands, such as EUCOM or STRATCOM, which decide how to strategically use the branches of the military.
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The secretaries of the military departments and heads of Defense Department components, including combatant commands, are responsible for determining which activities are "excepted," according to the memo.
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The DoD's move to Windows 10 began in November after an internal memo directed all Combatant Commands, Services Agencies and Field Activities to rapidly deploy Windows 10.
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He's given one chance to get in: volunteer as a "cry pilot," someone who rides on a combatant-activated vehicle, a drone that helps protect human settlements.
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And while it's true that the world of a child combatant is a powerless one, the children all made small calculations in how to go about surviving.
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The authority to use landmines in conflict zones will reportedly be in the hands combatant commanders, the generals and admirals who oversee military operations around the world.
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Two prominent Senate Republicans on Wednesday called for the suspect in the New York City terror attack to be held in military custody as an enemy combatant.
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" Graham spoke to President Trump last night to urge him to hold Saipov as an enemy combatant, he said, and "I think he's inclined to be aggressive.
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"The caveat is that combatant commanders can come back and say 'look, under these circumstances we have assessed the risk and this is our decision,' " Harris said.
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It's a striking document, illustrating just how blurred the lines between battlefield and home front, and between civilian and combatant, became for South Vietnamese during the war.
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But the combatant in Stern seemed to relish the challenges and the accompanying adrenaline rushes — his version of the last two minutes of a tight playoff game.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Air Force General Lori Robinson took charge of the U.S. military's Northern Command on Friday, becoming the first woman to head a U.S. combatant command.
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Take the case of Combatant Gentlemen, a competitor to Black Lapel that rose to prominence as a favorite among millennial professionals — only to fall on tough times.
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On no account should the Defense Department resurrect the past policy of 'enemy combatant' detention of U.S. citizens, which proved to be a legal and moral failure.
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In August, the White House also stood up a new unified combatant command within the military, called US Space Command, aimed at focusing entirely on military space.
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His career has given him unique insight into Cyber Command's evolution, which was capped by Trump formally elevating Cyber Command into a full combatant command last August.
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The advantages of continuity of command, synchronization of assets, economy of force, and centralized planning achieved with combatant commands in DoD would serve the boarder mission effectively.
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The combatant command is expected to protect U.S. interests in space from potential threats, and it's seen as a step toward the creation of Trump's Space Force.
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She added that the White House would consider the suspect, Sayfullo Saipov, to be an "enemy combatant" but would not necessarily consider prosecuting him under that status.
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In recent years, senior service leaders have said that if each requirement or request for amphibs from Combatant Commanders worldwide were met, the Navy would need 50 amphibs.
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"They have to know that the death of a combatant does not stop the revolution," da Silva told the crowd Saturday, as supporters jostled to prevent his departure.
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The Trump administration this week elevated the US Cyber Command to a Unified Combatant Command, in a long-awaited move that underscores the growing importance of cyber warfare.
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John McCain of Arizona made a similar call for Saipov to be interrogated as an enemy combatant, without some of the protections afforded under the American legal system.
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LINDSEY GRAHAM, R-SOUTH CAROLINA: I hope President Trump will break the cycle of turning the war into a crime by declaring this guy a suspected enemy combatant.
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"It is right for a combatant commander to say, 'You tell me my funding level and I'll do the best with it I can,'" said a congressional aide.
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For instance, Fairchild said emerging cloud systems could allow a combatant commander to quickly make an informed decision about whether to utilize a laser weapon or EW system.
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His administration said in March it would publicly release an assessment of combatant and noncombatant casualties from U.S. counterterrorism strikes in areas outside active war zones since 2009.
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"Look, all I do is defend myself, nothing more," said the diminutive drug dealer, a combatant in drug wars that killed perhaps 100,000 people in the past decade.
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Words can distort, bury meanings, and cause real harm, like when governments use phrases like "enhanced interrogation" and "enemy combatant" in lieu of describing a more grim reality.
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President Obama and Vice President Biden meet with combatant commanders and members of the Joint Chiefs of Staff in the Cabinet Room of the White House on Wednesday.
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But the case of Abakan Air in Syria is unusual because Russia is a combatant in a conflict that the United Nations has tried and failed to end.
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"As I see it, the government could snatch any U.S. citizen off the street and hold him as an enemy combatant as long as it took," she said.
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Still no vote in the Senate on an amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act that would elevate the Pentagon's U.S. Cyber Command to a full combatant unit.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - The U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), a leading combatant against Islamic State, on Thursday accused Turkey of pressuring one of its senior commanders into defecting.
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He was turned over to the U.S. military, which classified him as an "enemy combatant," and transferred him to a secret location in Iraq, according to Chutkan's ruling.
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Among Americans, 46 percent said torture could be used to obtain information from an enemy combatant, while 30 percent disagreed and the rest said they did not know.
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These men, and the Navy and air service they served, did not passively wait for instructions and confine themselves to narrow mission sets dictated by joint combatant commanders.
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And he credits his dissertation adviser, Ama Mazama, a Guadeloupe-born scholar of African and Caribbean culture, with providing a model of what an "intellectual combatant" could be.
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And he credits his dissertation adviser, Ama Mazama, a Guadeloupe-born scholar of African and Caribbean culture, with providing a model of what an "intellectual combatant" could be.
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The combatant, Muhammed Ali, said he had met and befriended the narrator, describing him as a Canadian of African descent who used the nom de guerre Abu Ridwan.
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As the menswear market gets larger—Euromonitor International estimates men's clothing is worth $400 billion in global sales—how does Combatant Gentlemen expect to distinguish itself from the competition?
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Admiral Harris is currently the 24th commander of the U.S. Pacific Command and has served as a naval officer in every geographic combatant command over his 39-year career.
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" The South Carolina senator added, "It appears the Trump Administration is continuing the Obama policy of criminalizing the War on Terror by not declaring Sayfullo Saipov an enemy combatant.
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" One of the photographs that had drawn applause was of Maduro embracing Cilia Flores, his wife, whom he describes not as Venezuela's First Lady but as its "first combatant.
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"The US citizen is being legally detained by Department of Defense personnel as a known enemy combatant," US Marine Corps Major Adrian Rankine-Galloway told CNN at the time.
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Individual subs are attached to that squadron and group until they're assigned to a combatant command, six of which are responsible for operations in specific areas of the globe.
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The study is being done "to ensure that we have the requirements appropriately aligned with the combatant commanders," McCarthy told reporters at the Defense News Conference in Washington, DC.
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"Any official who has called for Assange to be treated as a terrorist or enemy combatant should be seriously considering stepping down from office," he wrote in December 2010.
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In war, immoral action may provide the combatant with a comparative advantage, but it also stains society and humanity in ways that we have collectively deemed to be unacceptable.
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The ball is mirrored and you are reflected in it, a combatant, willing or not, in a political present that has sometimes been called a new American Civil War.
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"I don't think it's helpful for the senator from Vermont to go after a combatant from the same army at this point," Mr. Nagle said, referring to Mr. Sanders.
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The science fiction nightmare of a soulless Terminator robot-soldier, without compassion or the ability to discern enemy combatant from innocent civilian, is frighteningly close to becoming a reality.
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The future Gator Replacement mines are meant to detonate only upon the command of a soldier who is able to positively identify a potential target as an enemy combatant.
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"As the newest combatant command SPACECOM will defend America's vital interests in space — the next warfighting domain," President Donald Trump said today at a ceremony standing up Space Command.
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At the highest level, the system supports attack notification from the president or his combatant commanders, and continuity of government assurance to the public after an attack through IPAWS.
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The New York Times reported Monday that Secretary of Defense Mark Esper has directed combatant commanders to provide advanced notice before taking actions to protect troops from the coronavirus.
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Joe Courtney, D-Connecticut, said the proposed 19% cut to shipbuilding is a "punch in the gut" to combatant commands trying to compete with Russian and Chinese naval forces.
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Three enlisted women are now in the training pipeline to become special warfare combatant-craft crewmen, small-boat operators frequently teamed with Navy SEALs for infiltration and exfiltration missions.
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Republican Senators Lindsey Graham and John McCain both said 29-year-old Sayfullo Saipov, an Uzbek immigrant, should be held as an enemy combatant under the Law of War.
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It's a series of stylish one-on-one skirmishes, in which steel clashes with steel, luminous blasts of energy rip through avatars, and only one combatant walks away alive.
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He also said that Saipov should be considered "an enemy combatant" without Miranda rights since his attack and others like it are "acts of war" against the US. Sen.
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The new combatant command will improve U.S. capabilities to punish foreign cyberattacks and discourage attempts to disrupt critical U.S. infrastructure such as financial networks, electric grids, and medical systems.
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It was while defending Gallagher last month at a town hall in Ramona, California, that Hunter told the crowd that he had taken a picture with a dead enemy combatant.
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"China has been on the African continent for quite some time, but we as a combatant command have not dealt with it in terms of a strategic interest," Waldhauser said.
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In reality, Evans was a true professional who calibrated his approach to his role—studio analyst, Pay-Per-View salesman, combatant—and was a crisis-free employee for the UFC.
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"We need to address space as a developing warfighting domain and a combatant command is certainly one thing that we can … establish," Mattis told reporters at the Pentagon on Wednesday.
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They've labeled him an "enemy combatant," the legal term used by the Bush administration to justify avoiding trials during the early years of the post-9/11 war on terror.
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The new combatant will naturally feature a number of attacks and spells familiar to longtime Dragon Quest fans, as well as multiple forms spanning heroes from the series' long history.
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Much of the appeal of Absolver is in its almost dauntingly complex fighting mechanics, which let you customize your character into a combatant that best suits your style of play.
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IN JANUARY 22002, Moath al-Alwi, a Yemeni, was one of the first 218 men dispatched to the Guantánamo Bay Naval Base in Cuba and detained as an enemy combatant.
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"Various guidance documents are inconsistent on which combatant command would be designated the supported command and have primary responsibility for supporting civil authorities during a cyber incident," the report said.
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I'm no longer a combatant with the UVF, and I try my best to support them to channel their energies into community building and working towards a just, inclusive society.
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North Korea loomed large during a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing Tuesday with the commander of U.S. Strategic Command, the combatant command in charge of the U.S. nuclear arsenal. Gen.
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Trump late last year directed the Pentagon to create a Space Command, a unified combatant command meant to lay the groundwork for his proposal to create a dedicated Space Force.
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Fleet Forces Command organizes, trains, and equips naval forces for assignment to combatant commands, and Fourth Fleet is responsible for ships, subs, and aircraft operating around Central and South America.
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The Office of the Director of National Intelligence released an official count for the number of civilian and combatant casualties from airstrikes outside of war zones from 2009 to 2015.
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Trump late last year directed the Pentagon to create a Space Command, a unified combatant command meant to lay the groundwork for his proposal to create a dedicated Space Force.
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For example, agile software tools that help us efficiently plan the "last mile" of fuel delivery — aerial refueling — will provide combatant commanders with greater flexibility and maximize combat air power.
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In 2008, Judge Garland wrote an opinion for a unanimous three-judge panel concluding that a military tribunal had wrongly classified Huzaifa Parhat, a Chinese Uighur, as an enemy combatant.
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"If there was ever a candidate to be held as an enemy combatant for intelligence gathering purposes, it is Sayfullo Saipov — a self-declared 'Soldier of the Caliphate,'" he continued.
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"This policy will authorize Combatant Commanders, in exceptional circumstances, to employ advanced, non-persistent landmines specifically designed to reduce unintended harm to civilians and partner forces," the White House said.
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As the song played, Mr. Maduro, clad in a loose-fitting aquamarine shirt, danced with his wife, Cilia Flores, who goes by the title first combatant, rather than first lady.
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DiLiberto's path to auteur illustrator started long before the first sketches of the half-lion Neo Animal Combatant was tasked with saving the world from Dr. Mindskull in Nova Seed.
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In interviews last week, many voters in the 50th District had not heard anything about Hunter's recent admission that he, like Gallagher, had taken a picture with a dead enemy combatant.
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"The Secretary of Defense has been conducting a comprehensive review of DoD forces, programs and activities within each Combatant Command to ensure alignment with the National Defense Strategy's priorities," Farah said.
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It has also ramped up its intelligence collection and intelligence sharing with allies, like Colombia, while planning for a possible non-combatant evacuation of Americans from Venezuela, should the need arise.
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For example in an urban setting, once an enemy combatant fires an RPG from his hidden position in a building, the location will be exposed to the entire force by Trophy.
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If Lindsey Graham thinks you&aposre an enemy combatant, he thinks the world, we&aposre at war, and that somehow we&aposre going to be under martial law under Lindsey Graham.
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When U.S. Africa Command, the umbrella organization for U.S. military operations on the continent, first became operational in 2008, it inherited 172 missions, activities, programs, and exercises from other combatant commands.
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When U.S. Africa Command, the umbrella organization for U.S. military operations on the continent, first became operational in 2825, it inherited 22014 missions, activities, programs, and exercises from other combatant commands.
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Ensuring that I've got reach-back capability for bombers as required by the combatant commander or the secretary of State or the secretary of Defense or the president has not changed.
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Among Tegmark's many concerns is the prospect of autonomous killing machines, where humans are kept "out of the loop" when the time comes for a robot to kill an enemy combatant.
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At times it was like a bunch of gladiators smashing into one another at the coliseum while one chipper combatant wandered around shaking his head and urging everybody to get along.
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Those include combatant deaths, but in South Sudan the fighters mostly avoid each other and just target civilians, so the great majority in the case of South Sudan are civilian deaths.
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On Friday, Trump issued a statement announcing that he was officially elevating US Cyber Command to a full-fledged combatant command, which members of Congress voted in favor of last December.
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The military offers two variants of the aircraft, the C-40B for use by military combatant commanders and the C-40C for use by government officials, according to the Air Force.
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The Pentagon soon announced that it was holding an unnamed American citizen as an "enemy combatant," prompting alarm among A.C.L.U. lawyers that the Trump administration was imprisoning an American without trial.
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After all, without the judicial review that the government has so far been able to avoid, how can we be so sure that the prisoner is, in fact, an "enemy combatant"?
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He was an enemy combatant commander who became a combat casualty because of a righteous responsive strike, conducted while he was in the act of levying war by directing his forces.
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If confirmed, he will be the first commander to lead U.S. Cyber Command as a unified combatant command, after Trump moved to elevate it last year into its own warfighting unit.
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Second, it must adequately resource the AM&E enterprise, both by funding evaluations and by supporting training on key planning and design concepts in combatant commands, military services and other stakeholders.
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Yet, while the tapering small-waisted form of the light brown "Samurai 2896" suggests an armored, crouched combatant, it also evokes the triangular bodice and full overskirt of an Elizabethan gown.
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That's the attitude of Irvine, California–based Combatant Gentlemen, an emerging menswear brand that uses algorithms and other data-driven techniques to provide clothes, sartorial guidance and accessories to men — particularly millennials.
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At least for now, one physical retail shop is enough for Combatant Gentlemen, which is being careful to pace itself lest it encounter the growth trap that normally befalls other start-ups.
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After a brief pause in Space Force talk from the administration, President Trump signed a memo today directing the Department of Defense to create a new separate combatant command, called Space Command.
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But sending Saipov to the military detention facility at Guantanamo Bay would require, at a minimum, classifying him as an enemy combatant, something the White House said they consider him to be.
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Lindsey Graham, R-South Carolina, and others have suggested that Rahami be detained by the military as an enemy combatant, in part so he would not have be read his Miranda rights.
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He cited the case of a 14-year-old girl in a village near Batangafo in the northwest, who aid workers said was raped by a combatant and needs urgent medical care.
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The EPL demobilized in 1991 under an amnesty law, but the fact that a former left-wing combatant is now helping landless peasants makes their claims very suspicious in a businessman's eyes.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - The Syrian army and its allies fought intense clashes with insurgents in the opposition-held 1070 Apartments district of southwestern Aleppo on Tuesday, senior combatant sources on both sides said.
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So if you're an O (Offline) and a C (Combatant), that still works — you may not be on the internet a lot, but when you are, you're ready to go to bat.
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After several months, each man received a hearing before a so-called combatant status review tribunal to establish whether they had been properly classified as "enemy combatants" subject to indefinite wartime detention.
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While we can't quite look at the figures side by side—not all groups track all four shadow wars—the estimates for strike numbers and combatant deaths aren't far off the mark.
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Lindsey Graham, was not happy, accusing the President of following Obama's example in viewing the war on terror as a domestic criminal issue, rather than looking at using the enemy combatant tag.
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"I direct the establishment, consistent with United States law, of United States Space Command as a functional Unified Combatant Command," Trump said in an executive memorandum to Secretary of Defense James Mattis.
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" Mattis told reporters on Tuesday that supports establishing a new combatant command for space and that the Pentagon is "in complete alignment with the president's concern about protecting our assets in space.
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Ms. Roddy's smoky-voiced authority recalls a young Kathleen Turner, and the scenes between Nora and her husband and a Citizen Army rebel combatant, Jack (Fionn Walton), are among the most resonant.
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The U.S. citizen who has been held for the past 2628 weeks as an enemy combatant in Iraq also holds citizenship in Saudi Arabia, according to multiple sources familiar with the matter.
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Geographic Combatant Commanders are accustomed to owning authority over and responsibility for all the assets, personnel and missions in their areas of responsibility; cyberspace operations cannot be conducted effectively in this manner.
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"Our combatant commanders have been consistent that the most critical asset they need are attack submarines, and this is before we realize a 20% reduction over the next ten years," Wittman said.
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Keys, the No. 13 seed, hit 30 winners and limited herself to 21 unforced errors against Putintseva, a dogged combatant who sought to frustrate Keys by using her speed to prolong rallies.
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Space Command will become the 11th combatant command, joining the ranks of US Central Command, which oversees operations in the Middle East, and US Special Operations Command, which oversees Special Operations Forces.
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"All of the combatant commands have all their own war plans," Brian Weeden, director of program planning for the Secure World Foundation, an organization that promotes sustainable space solutions, tells The Verge.
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"There is an increase in numbers today due to a change in reporting lanes from the combatant commands to the services," a U.S. defense official, speaking on the condition of anonymity, said.
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Critics of Mr. Trump's comments on Wednesday argued that World War II combatant status was a bizarre subject to invoke, especially since the Kurds were — and are — stateless and not a monolith.
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Space Command is a unified combatant command — like Strategic Command, which oversees the nuclear arsenal, or Transportation Command, which manages transportation for the military — but has yet to have a permanent headquarters.
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That change allowed combatant commanders to once again use the weapons, which are known for often failing to detonate, leaving behind duds that pose dangers to civilians and United States troops alike.
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Mr. Trump, an eager if improbable combatant in the cause, made bold promises about what he would do to restrict abortion if elected and, in turn, won overwhelming support from religious conservatives.
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Istomin, of Uzbekistan, has twice reached the fourth round of a Grand Slam and proved to be a worthy combatant from the back of the court with his heavy, aggressive, baseline game.
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The president's tweets and daily rants do not help the poor apparatchik in some major U.S. combatant command staff or far-flung embassy, who really wants to support the American national interest.
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The North Korean military has nearly 5,20113 MLRS, 4,300 tanks, 2,500 armored vehicles, 810 fighter jets, 430 combatant vessels and 70 submarines, according to a 2016 assessment by the South's defense ministry.
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While shielding Joseph with his body, Byers pinned another "enemy combatant to the wall with his hand around the enemy's throat" until the other team members could take out the final enemy guard.
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This week, Combatant began selling footwear priced between $22 and $210, which sold out within hours, to go along with one of its signature items: Italian wool suits that start at only $160.
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The bomber made rounds to "familiarize aircrew with air bases and operations in different geographic combatant commands, enabling them to maintain a high state of readiness and proficiency," a U.S. military statement read.
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He generated controversy in recent months while defending a Navy SEAL accused of killing a wounded enemy combatant in his custody in May 2017 after he and his fellow SEALS administered medical aid.
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But the Democrats hoping to prove they still have some clout on Capitol Hill just got a big assist from the oldest and most effective ally any political combatant can hope for: Scandal.
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His supporters further point to a 21997 ruling in which he overturned a determination that a Guantanamo detainee was an "enemy combatant," noting that the determination was based on almost exclusively classified evidence.
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In 2013, the Obama Administration drafted what became known at "the Playbook," an 18-page drone strike policy guideline laying out how the President orders a targeted killing of an enemy combatant abroad.
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US Cyber Command was granted new powers by Congress this May and by the president last year, becoming a full combatant command with the ability to launch offensive action without explicit presidential approval.
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Additionally, players can unlock clothing to dress up their character, allowing for some development of their digital murder doll's fashion—are they more of a steampunk goggles or wraparound shades kind of combatant?
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The proposals call for the creation of a new combatant command, a new joint agency for satellite purchases, and a new war fighting community that pulls in space operators from all service branches.
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The last American to be detained as an enemy combatant was Yaser Esam Hamdi, a Louisiana-born dual citizen of the United States and Saudi Arabia who was captured in Afghanistan in 2001.
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Makers of the LCS vessels, including Fincantieri Marinette Marine and Austal USA, are expected to participate in the competition as well as other advanced combatant shipbuilders such as General Dynamics and Huntington Ingalls.
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"If there was ever a candidate to be held as an enemy combatant for intelligence gathering purposes, it is Sayfullo Saipov -- a self-declared 'Soldier of the Caliphate,'" Graham said in a statement.
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The author, who reportedly still works in the Trump administration, wrote that Trump believed that if migrants were given "enemy combatant" labels, he would have reason to keep them out of the country.
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"We are working with our African and international partners to counter security threats in West Africa," US Africa Command (AFRICOM), the combatant command overseeing US operations in the continent, said in a statement.
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Congress elevated Cyber Command to a unified combatant command using annual defense policy legislation passed last year, but also required the Pentagon to conduct a full assessment before splitting it from the NSA.
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That means there's no requirement for services to tell the Joint Staff and combatant commands when EOD forces are stretched so thin doing VIP missions they don't have time to train for combat.
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The virus — which has already killed at least 3,040 people and infected roughly 89,100 people around the world — is emanating from the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command, the largest of all geographic combatant commands.
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"Just as we have recognized land, air, sea, and cyber as vital warfighting domains, we will now treat space as an independent region, overseen by a new unified geographic combatant command," said Trump.
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The virus — which has already killed at least 213 people and infected roughly 10,000 people around the world — is emanating from the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command, the largest of all geographic combatant commands.
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Rumsfeld, a Supreme Court case that ruled that United States citizens who were detained as enemy combatants were entitled to due process and could not be barred from challenging their enemy combatant status.
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These joint space warfighters will provide space expertise to combatant commanders and the Space Development Agency, and surge expertise in time of crisis to ensure that space capabilities are leveraged effectively in conflict.
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For Juan Romero, an ex-combatant who belonged to an illegal armed group for four years and laid down his weapons in 2006, clearing mines is a chance to contribute to building peace.
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In his last year in office, Mr. Obama issued an executive order requiring the government to disclose annually its official estimate of civilian and combatant deaths from counterterrorism airstrikes away from war zones.
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Many inside and around the campaign believed she could have bridged combatant factions after much of the staff lost trust in campaign manager Juan Rodriguez, who oversaw finances and presided over widespread layoffs.
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First, when different regional commanders (so-called combatant commanders) need to coordinate because some particular problem is widespread, right now, they have to go through the Secretary of Defense's office to do it.
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That to me is what would influence me, not the fact that I have any problem with him being declared an enemy combatant, it&aposs whether or not that would slow the process down.
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I&aposm actually with Senator Lindsey Graham on this, who&aposs a military lawyer for 33 years and thinks we should tried him as an enemy combatant and send to some place like Gitmo.
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Over the course of 40 years, Harris has "served in every geographic combatant command region," it continued, and he has commanded the U.S. Pacific Fleet, the U.S. Sixth Fleet and VP-46, among others.
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WALLACE: How do you explain the fact that they&aposre, as you say, doing the same thing, which is not taking these people into the enemy combatant role, at least for interrogation -- GRAHAM: Yes.
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"We have directed all the combatant forces of the National Liberation Army to take part in an armed strike," the country's second-largest rebel group said in a statement on its website on Friday.
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Rogers has said that while he supports elevating Cyber Command to a fully combatant command, he does not believe that the unit is ready to come out from under the umbrella of the NSA.
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"Of course, he's getting his information through the secretary of Defense and others, and I suspect a number of the combatant commanders have not had an opportunity to personally brief the president," Thornberry said.
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WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump has nominated U.S. Air Force General John "Jay" Raymond to lead the U.S. Space Command, a new combatant command that will oversee the military's missions and war fighting in space.
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U.S. Vice President Mike Pence, who traveled to Florida to watch the launch, announced afterward that President Donald Trump would direct the Pentagon to establish a Combatant Command to oversee America's activities in space.
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Nevertheless, the Trump administration has deemed him to be an "enemy combatant," making him one of a very select group of Americans to receive that designation since the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001.
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"Airmen have delivered time-critical data, prosecuted targets and supported combatant commanders without fail, but we cannot sustain this pace indefinitely," Deborah Lee James, the secretary of the Air Force, said at the time.
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Doe is a dual US-Saudi citizen and has been held as an enemy combatant in Iraq since September, when he was turned over to American forces by a US-backed militia in Syria.
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"The permanent stationing of a THAAD battery in Guam is part of the global posture that continues to provide missile-defense capability to the combatant commander in the most efficient way," US Army Col.
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But by Wednesday evening, after Mr. Saipov was charged in federal court in Manhattan, it appeared the Trump administration would not declare him an enemy combatant, said Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina.
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Portraying himself as an online combatant defending Pakistan from India's attempts to destabilize his country, Tayyab plans to continue playing his role in the broader information war being fought between the nuclear-armed foes.
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The virus — which has already killed more than 7,000 people and infected more than 179,000 people around the world — is spreading from the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command, the largest of all geographic combatant commands.
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The virus — which has already killed more than 4,200 people and infected at least 118,096 people around the world — is spreading from the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command, the largest of all geographic combatant commands.
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The flu-like virus — which has already killed nearly 3,350 people and infected roughly 96,800 people around the world — is emanating from the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command, the largest of all geographic combatant commands.
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The US military has two aircraft carriers operating in the Middle East, marking the first extended dual use of carriers in the region in years, a US combatant commander said in a statement Friday.Gen.
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In contrast, back in 1994, when rumors spread that the United States was evacuating its non-combatant citizens from the South, many South Koreans panicked, stocking up on food in the event of war.
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Robert B. Abrams, who ordered the sergeant to a court-martial and who is considered a contender for combatant commands and other major Army jobs when his current assignment at Fort Bragg, N.C., ends.
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Portraying himself as an online combatant defending Pakistan from India's attempts to destabilise his country, Tayyab plans to continue playing his role in the broader information war being fought between the nuclear-armed foes.
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And when Mr. Trump was seeking a new lawyer — a high-wattage TV combatant who would not wilt under the pressures of the news media or legal adversaries — Mr. Giuliani seemed a natural pick.
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In 2014, a Russian jihadist fighting for the Taliban was sentenced to life in prison in the first example of a foreign combatant captured on the battlefield in Afghanistan being prosecuted in federal court.
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SOCOM, as it's known, is the unified combatant command charged with overseeing the various Special Operations component of the Army, Marine Corps, Navy and Air Force that take on counterterrorism and other specialized missions.
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Ironically, 40 percent of the Coast Guard's major cutter fleet – acquired, maintained and operated with non-defense discretionary dollars – are serving under the operational command of a DoD, geographic combatant commander around the globe.
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"The overall mission as defined by Space Force includes "developing military space professionals, acquiring military space systems, maturing the military doctrine for space power, and organizing space forces to present to our Combatant Commands.
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During a town hall in his district Saturday, Hunter told his constituents that he too posed with a dead combatant but did not post the photos to social media, according to the San Diego Tribune.
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In an attempt to defend Gallagher, Hunter previously acknowledged he posed for a photo with a dead enemy combatant while serving in the US Marine Corps -- arguing that many service members have done the same.
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As president, if Gitmo were closed and an enemy combatant were found or captured in the field of battle, perhaps Syria or Iraq or Libya, and you don't have Gitmo, where would you put them?
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In July 1953, the combatant countries—the United States and its allies on one side, North Korea and China on the other—agreed to an armistice halting active fighting, but without actually settling the conflict.
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The human immune system will attack any invader, but it also learns to tailor a response to specific pathogens based on proteins on that pathogen's outer shell, waving like the livery of an enemy combatant.
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Astro Noise opens today at the Whitney Museum in New York On the eighth floor of a tony new art museum on the west side of Manhattan, I'm watching the interrogation of an enemy combatant.
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Most profound has been the steady drumbeat of our nation's most decorated combatant commanders testifying on Capitol Hill over the past several months, underscoring the critical role that diplomacy and development contribute to protecting America.
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House and Senate conferees have agreed to a final defense bill that will elevate the U.S. military cyber unit to a full combatant command, senior House and Senate Armed Services Committee staffers told reporters Tuesday.
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According to an IndiaSpend analysis of publicly available data, China's People's Liberation Army Navy (PLA-N) has 1992 major surface combatant warships, four times more than those under the control of the Indian Navy (66).
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The administration is establishing the new combatant command as part of its broader efforts to increase the military's focus on space, including its push to establish Space Force as the sixth branch of the military.
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Yasar Hamdi, another U.S.-Saudi citizen who contested his status as an enemy combatant in court in the early 2000s, agreed to a voluntary transfer to Saudi Arabia in exchange for abandoning his U.S. citizenship.
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Sunflower seed oil is high in omega-6 fatty acids and vitamin E that hydrates and prevents moisture loss, and myrtle oil acts as an astringent and antiseptic — another combatant against excess oil and acne.
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The U.S. drones targeted Mansour and another combatant as the men rode in a vehicle in a remote area southwest of the town of Ahmad Wal, another U.S. official said, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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The Navy has pooled all Naval Special Warfare (Navy SEALs and Special Warfare Combatant-Craft Crewmen) and Special Operations (Explosive Ordnance Disposal, Divers, and Aviation Rescue Swimmers) candidates into a separate group in boot camp.
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Garland has also previously presided in cases involved Guantanamo Bay detainees, including one case in 2008 where he authored an opinion that reversed a detainee's designation as an "enemy combatant" by the Guantanamo review tribunal.
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He was captured by a militia in Syria in September and turned over to the American military, which has been holding him at a base in Iraq as an enemy combatant for nearly nine months.
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Each Special Forces Group (1st, 3rd, 5th, 7th, and 10th) has a CRF company, and they are considered to be the strategic reserves of each combatant command in case of an emergency around the world.
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Among other things, SPOC will provide space domain awareness and electronic warfare, satellite communications, missile-warning and nuclear-detonation detection, and intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance for Space Force and Space Command and other combatant commands.
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Townsend was asked repeatedly about an ongoing review by the Defense Department of the military's combatant commands which many lawmakers believe could include cuts to US troops in Africa, especially forces engaged in counterterrorism efforts.
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If he is held in military custody as an enemy combatant, Saipov would not be entitled to a lawyer nor would he be read his Miranda rights advising him of his rights under U.S. law.
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There is some legal debate about whether the current war authorization applies to the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria — and if it doesn't, whether that would rule out designating Saipov as an enemy combatant.
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Mike Pompeo, now confirmed as C.I.A. director, sees America as a combatant in a religious war with Islam — a view shared by Mr. Trump's appointee as national security adviser, the retired general Michael T. Flynn.
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" But the long, and at times quixotic, struggle to repeal Obamacare in which Needham has been a lead combatant has more closely resembled a street fight than anything that could reasonably be termed an "argument.
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On Wednesday, press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders referred to Saipov as an "enemy combatant," and the president told reporters that he would "certainly consider" sending him to the infamous US military detention facility at Guantanamo Bay.
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The combatant starting that battle was Yankees' first baseman Tyler Austin, who slammed his bat down and stormed towards Red Sox pitcher Joe Kelly in the seventh inning after Kelly lobbed a fastball at his side.
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The Defense Department is trying to create a combatant command for space with some special authorities, similar to the Special Operations Command, which oversees special forces composed of service members drawn from several branches, he said.
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In a recent interview, Combatant Gentlemen CEO and founder Vishaal Melwani described the company as focusing on how to offer clothes that are accessible, affordable and higher quality than what can be found on the rack.
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In addition to the Space Force budget, the Pentagon is requesting $249 million for Space Command, the combatant command responsible for coordinating space operations, and $337 million for the Space Development Agency, which leads military acquisition.
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Alphabet and Facebook are among the marquee names, but one combatant in the streaming wars could push its way into the spotlight when it kicks off the big week of reports bright and early Monday morning.
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The job of a United States combatant commander — there are nine across the globe — is to serve as soldier, diplomat and an advocate of his theater to just two bosses, the president and the defense secretary.
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There are two distinct court cases surrounding the government's handling of Doe — but both now turn on the issue of whether it is legally able to hold him as an enemy combatant in the first place.
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Trump, of course, is an aggressive combatant against enemies of all sorts, but there is something peculiar about the way he goes after African Americans: a greater intensity of grievance, a more visceral call for punishment.
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In its message, the Islamic State described Father Moussa as a "disbelieving combatant" but did not provide further justification for his killing, according to a translation by the SITE Intelligence Group, which monitors extremist activity online.
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""We need to address space as a developing war-fighting domain and a combatant command is certainly one thing that we can establish," he told reporters at the Pentagon, adding: "This is a process we're in.
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Further, U.S. Southern Command, the geographical combatant command that would oversee any military activity in South America is under-resourced even for its mission today, which is largely focused on counter-narcotics and natural disaster recovery.
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And when her brittleness gives way to grief at having lost a son at war, we note at once Audrey's combatant public self doing battle with the restless mourner she is seen to be in private.
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But he said he expected other American combatant commands around the world to do the same under the defense strategy to better position the United States military against threats from Russia, China, Iran and North Korea.
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The Pentagon is refusing to publicly confirm the cases at Parris Island because Defense Secretary Mark Esper ordered there be no disclosure of how individual units, bases, or combatant commands are being affected by the virus.
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The reforms include clarifying the role of the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, requiring a pilot program on an alternative organizational structure for a combatant command and reducing the number of four-star generals.
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Afterward, in a rare moment of tenderness, she tells John that he loves him, as if "her admission of failure at being a tough combatant releases her to have the feelings of a mother," writes Jeffords.
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"We are not doing anything other than normal prudent planning that a combatant command would do to prepare for a range of contingencies," Faller said in a response to a question from Democratic Senator Claire McCaskill.
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"The operation carried out against said installations and troops is lawful within the law of war, there were no non-combatant victims," the ELN said, adding that the military attacked its camps during an ELN Christmas ceasefire.
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More recently, Hunter made a series of jaw-dropping comments about his own conduct -- including taking a photo with a dead enemy combatant -- as a Marine while championing the defense of former Navy SEAL Edward "Eddie" Gallagher.
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On Thursday, Warren -- who has emerged as perhaps the Democrats' most outspoken Trump combatant -- called Trump a "thin-skinned, racist bully" after he criticized a judge with Mexican heritage who is overseeing a lawsuit against Trump University.
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It was the first offensive show of force since the U.S. Cyber Command, part of the U.S. Department of Defense, was elevated to a full combatant command in May after being given new authority by the president.
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President Trump has given the go-ahead for a plan dating from the Obama administration to elevate US Cyber Command to the level of Unified Combatant Command, giving it more operational independence from the National Security Agency.
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Why it matters: Guantánamo (otherwise known as Gitmo) was created as a detention center for enemy combatants after 1003/2100, and Sarah Sanders said in a Wednesday press briefing that Trump does consider Saipov an enemy combatant.
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"When you have someone coming into a store, ... you can tell the brand story in a different way," said Kevin Campos, the former chief retail officer at menswear brand Combatant Gentlemen who's also now at Fifth Wall.
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"Were (the US government) to return to the era of enemy combatant detentions, it would be a terrible decision that would undermine the United States constitution and respect for the United States throughout the world," Hafetz said.
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Jonathan Greenert, told ProPublica that when he took command in 2011, he was immediately notified of the deteriorating mine warfare units in the Persian Gulf by the combatant commander in the Middle East at the time, Gen.
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President Trump sparked a review of whether U.S. Cyber Command, the Pentagon's cyber warfare unit, should separate from the NSA given its growing significance after he boosted the cyber unit to a full combatant command last August.
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On Tuesday, Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis told reporters the Pentagon was still "working our way through this" despite an earlier leaked proposal that said the Pentagon planned to elevate Space Command to a major Combatant Command.
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But it does seem to me that the South Sudanese toll among civilians in the last year or two may well be as great as in Syria, perhaps greater (although combatant casualties were clearly greater in Syria).
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It has even renamed its Hawaii-based American combatant command that oversees the Pacific region as the Indo-Pacific Command as a lure for India to increase its partnership with the United States and other allied forces.
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The judge also suggested the government was saying it could "snatch any U.S. citizen off the street and hold him as an enemy combatant in another country" indefinitely without letting him or her talk to a lawyer.
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Given South Korea's high-tech prowess, Seoul has been able to develop a homegrown military industry and the ability to produce its own precision missiles as well as submarines and advanced surface combatant vessels, according to Kazianis.
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Part of the legal reasoning was that Soleimani was deemed an enemy combatant because he was in the process of planning specific attacks in the near future on US and allied personnel and citizens, including military personnel.
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"The administration should also provide information on how it defines and assesses who is a civilian and who is a combatant, which terrorist group the killed combatants were members of, and where the strikes occurred," it said.
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Both issues — whether the government can transfer Doe and whether Doe is being lawfully held as an enemy combatant — hinge on his right to habeas corpus, which requires the government to provide a legal basis for detention.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham on Wednesday said the suspect in Tuesday's truck attack in New York City that left eight people dead should be held as an enemy combatant in order to gather intelligence.
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Guidance systems, sensors, or really any kind of mechanical switching creates a tiny bit of distance between the combatant and the consequence; in turn, some responsibility is delegated or off-loaded to a robot, mechanism, or trigger.
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"Navy and Marine Corps officials have testified that fully meeting U.S. regional combatant commander requests for day-to-day forward deployments of amphibious ships would require a force of 50 or more amphibious ships," the Congressional report states.
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The air campaign against ISIS is "taking a toll on our aircraft, our readiness and our airmen" but the "venerable B-52 ... remains ready and able to meet combatant commander requirements," she said during a Pentagon press briefing.
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That's why Turkey's entry into Syria as an overt combatant is such a problem" for the U.S. Scheduled diplomatic talks lie ahead, which Cafarella says could help the U.S. "preserve gains that we've built and realign with Turkey.
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"It is our primary combatant command, it's standing watch and intimately engaged with over half of the earth's surface and its diverse populations, from Hollywood, to Bollywood, from polar bears to penguins," Mattis said of the command. Adm.
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Technically, the United States is not a combatant in the air war launched one year ago by a Saudi-led Sunni Arab coalition in support of the Yemen government against Houthi rebels, members of a Shiite Muslim group.
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Critically, Doe argues that because ISIS is not explicitly covered under the current congressional authorization for the use of military force — a subject of intense debate across multiple administrations — he cannot legally be held as an enemy combatant.
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Even as these past generals, current combatant commanders and the ranks of more than 180 retired three-star and four-stars embrace the importance of foreign assistance, the administration's budget proposal and other recent statements send worrisome signals.
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Conway, who ran Trump's campaign during the 2016 general election and joined the White House last year, is a frequent combatant with members of the press and famously coined the term "alternative facts" during an interview last year.
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"The government should be releasing information about every strike — the date of the strike, the location, the numbers of casualties, and the civilian or combatant status of those casualties," said Jameel Jaffer of the American Civil Liberties Union.
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The report also pushed back against the claim, first reported in 2012 in The New York Times, that the government, when counting civilian casualties, presumes that any military-aged male killed in a strike zone is a combatant.
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Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina, chastised Mr. Trump for not declaring Mr. Saipov an enemy combatant so he might be interrogated for useful intelligence without worrying about any defendant rights embedded in the civilian judicial system.
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Esper also said that he has not yet held talks about whether the Defense Department will need additional funding from Congress to meet the coronavirus threat, saying he would have to discuss that with the combatant commanders first.
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Combatant Gentlemen, a technology-focused menswear start-up that developed a wide following for catering to "ballers on a budget," has apologized for a litany of customer service problems that prompted angry clients to publicly shame the company.
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The new order also is expected to transfer the authority for deploying the mines from the secretary of defense down to the military's geographic combatant commanders, who are in charge of fighting the nation's wars around the world.
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For one, Forbes understands on an intimate level the challenges the U.S. Navy faces today just as well as the most senior combatant commanders and has a passion for this branch of the armed services like no other.
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The Trump administration intends to transfer a U.S. citizen held in Iraq as an enemy combatant for more than six months to an unnamed foreign country within 6900 hours, it revealed in a court filing on Tuesday afternoon.
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In order to classify a person as an enemy combatant, the government must be able to prove that the detainee is a fighter for an enemy force with whom the U.S. is in a state of armed conflict.
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The fort in Kabul during the British occupation in 212, shown below, looks very much like the famous Qala-i-Jang fortress in northern Afghanistan where the century's first American combatant, a C.I.A. agent, was killed in 2000.
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Different approach to Mattis Unlike his predecessor James Mattis who as a former Marine general once led a military combatant command, Shanahan, a former Boeing executive, has had little experience with such investigations and the issuing of punishments.
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The proposal recommends that a Space Force Secretariat, headquarters staff, Space Force troop contingent and a Space combatant command be established and funded before any space personnel from the other military branches are transferred into the Space Force.
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The Navy currently has slightly more than 30 amphibious assault ships the fleet, and plans to reach 38 in coming years; However, the current plan still falls short of meeting the global requirements of combatant commanders, Navy leaders say.
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When we met fighters, I saw that the men's insignia on the left upper arm of their camouflage uniform is a star on a yellow background; the women's, however, is green—"for the environment," a woman combatant told me.
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President Donald Trump announced via Twitter on Friday that US Cyber Command, the Department of Defense's centralized hub for conducting offensive cyberattacks and protecting its networks against them, will be elevated to the level of a unified combatant command.
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At that time, navy chiefs reluctantly accepted a reduction in surface combatant ships to a historic low of 215 (down from about 21979 at the end of the cold war) as the price for saving the ambitious carrier plan.
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Kelly has talked about organizing the conference for months -- something he says he has wanted to do since he served as commander of Southern Command, the combatant command charged with security in Central and South America and the Caribbean.
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Critically, Doe is arguing that because ISIS is not explicitly covered under the current congressional authorization for the use of military force — a subject of intense debate across multiple administrations — he cannot legally be held as an enemy combatant.
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Two senators are pushing leaders from both the Senate and House Armed Services committees to include a provision in the final version of the national defense policy bill elevating the military's cyber unit to a full-fledged combatant command.
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Michael Rogers supports designating his unit as a unified combatant command — he stumped for the move during a recent Senate Armed Services Committee hearing — but said it is premature to shift the unit away from the NSA in 2017.
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President Obama simultaneously issued an executive order that called on government agencies to adopt stricter guidelines and develop better technology to reduce the risk of killing innocent people in places where the United States is not a declared combatant.
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The new Space Command will be only the 11th combined combatant command, joining the ranks of Central Command, which oversees military operations in the Middle East, and Special Operations Command, which oversees elite troops known as Special Operations Forces.
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But the orchestra is less an accompanist or combatant than a full collaborator in a kind of shifting synergy — now taking its cues and motivic material from the soloist, now driving the soloist to greater heights of passionate expression.
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The idea of the Fed as a combatant in a battle is purely a product of Trump's own trade policy decisions on China and has nothing to do with the countries he was meeting at the G-7 conference.
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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration must give lawyers with the American Civil Liberties Union 72 hours notice before transferring a United States citizen imprisoned in Iraq as an enemy combatant for more than four months, a federal judge has ruled.
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"As a unified combatant command, the United States Space Command is the next crucial step towards the creation of an independent space force as an additional armed service," Defense Secretary Mark Esper said at a news conference on Wednesday.
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During the George W. Bush administration, the US argued that Guantánamo Bay detainees were not on US soil and therefore not covered by the US Constitution, and that "enemy combatant" status meant they could be denied some legal protections.
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Gallagher earlier this year was acquitted of murder after he was accused of stabbing a captured enemy combatant, but for posing next to the dead man's body he was convicted of bringing discredit to the armed services and demoted.
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"It appears the Trump Administration is continuing the Obama policy of criminalizing the War on Terror by not declaring Sayfullo Saipov an enemy combatant," Graham said in a statement, referring to the 29 year-old suspect in the attack.
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While Russia has long supported Mr. Assad, it joined the war as a combatant last year, launching airstrikes it said targeted the Islamic State, also known as ISIS or ISIL, although it mostly bombed opposition forces unconnected to the Islamic State.
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Asked about the claim that Mr. Shokuri implicated himself in the Moroccan Islamic Combatant Group in some new way, Mr. Idrissi said that he had read the statements his client had made to Moroccan interrogators and that none incriminated him.
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The choice to derail a key element of Mr. Obama's climate change agenda, in what was viewed by some as a dismissive manner, reignited the debate over whether the court was just another eager combatant in the capital's vicious partisan warfare.
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Africom, as it is generally known, is one of six of the US Defence Department's "geographic combatant commands and is responsible to the Secretary of Defence for military relations with African nations, the African Union and African regional security organisations".
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The unnamed person, identified as "John Doe" in legal documents, has been detained in Iraq as an enemy combatant since September and has been the subject of a legal battle over whether the US military had the right to hold him.
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AMMAN (Reuters) - A senior commander defected to Turkey on Wednesday from the U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), a leading combatant in the fight against Islamic State, Syrian rebel officials said, in the first such departure from its higher ranks.
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ON THE MORNING of June 30th bodyguards from Colombia's national protection unit arrived to escort Jesús Santrich, a former FARC commander, from an ex-combatant reintegration camp to an event organised by his supporters in Barranquilla, a city in northern Colombia.
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" The most notable PDF in Bickelmeyer's arsenal is his patent for "A Gift for Children," which is what he calls an "orbital weapons system" that would direct "magnified sunrays" to "eliminate a single combatant with the variable to eliminate entire countries.
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D.C. District Court Judge Tanya S. Chutkan ruled this weekend that an American man suspected of fighting for ISIS, who was detained as an "enemy combatant" earlier this year, has the right to a lawyer, the NYT's Charlie Savage reports.
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The failures of the Vietnam War and botched 85033 Iran hostage rescue resulted in the 1985 Goldwater-Nichols Act, which streamlined the chain of command and created cross-service combatant commands like the U.S. Pacific Command and U.S. Africa Command.
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The fun part is that they're Cap's two besties stuck in a de facto competition for his affection; the truth is also that one was a military combatant and the other stopped being one when Hydra commandeered his body for evil.
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David Goldfein said Thursday he hasn't been asked to do anything differently on his end since the thaw in tensions, though he said how bombers are used are more the purview of the combatant commander, Cabinet secretaries and the president.
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